ADHD · Raising a child with ADHD alone
Books for you
Chosen for your role in this section. Each one opens on Amazon.
- Who Holds the Mother?A 12-Week ADHD Journal for Single Moms to Understand Your Emotions, Get Your Home and Days in Order, and Care for Yourself AgainA 12-week journal for the single mother with ADHD who carries the whole house and is always the last one held. Week by week it helps her understand her own emotions, bring some order to her home and her days, and start caring for herself again. Not to be perfect: to do her role, and go easy on herself while she does it.See it on Amazon → (opens in a new tab)
- How to Bring Order Back HomeUnderstand What Is Really Happening in Your Family and Rebuild Calm, Trust, and ConnectionA reflective and practical guide for parents and couples, for anyone whose house works on the outside but is falling apart on the inside. It helps you move from blame to understanding, and rebuild calm, trust and connection by seeing the system behind the chaos. It won’t give you ten tricks to control your child. It gives you a new way to see your family, and to hold it together.See it on Amazon → (opens in a new tab)
- Trying Harder Than It LooksAn ADHD Journal for Teen Girls to Understand Masking, Emotions, School Stress, and Focus, One Honest Page at a TimeAn interactive journal for teen girls aged 13 to 18 with ADHD, for the girl who looks fine all day at school and falls apart at home, and for the parents who don’t know how to reach her. It helps her understand her own brain, separate facts from the hard stories she tells herself, and manage her feelings without shame. A safe, private place to stop masking and start understanding.See it on Amazon → (opens in a new tab)
- Built DifferentAn ADHD Journal for Teen Boys to Handle Anger, Boredom, School, and Focus, and Pause Before You ActThe companion journal for teen boys aged 13 to 18 with ADHD, for the boy who hides his struggles behind jokes, anger or screens. It helps him understand why he acts before he thinks, how to pause before a blow-up, and how to manage his focus and feelings without feeling like the bad kid. A practical, no-lecture training log for his own mind.See it on Amazon → (opens in a new tab)
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