Marching to a Different Tune: Diary About an ADHD Boy, Jacky Fletcher (9781853028106) — Readings Books
Marching to a Different Tune: Diary About an ADHD Boy
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Marching to a Different Tune: Diary About an ADHD Boy

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This text is a day-by-day account of how Stefan Fletcher, a boy diagnosed with ADHD, unusual and difficult behaviour affects and disrupts family life. The author describes in detail the struggles, embarrassments and triumphs her family experiences throughout a four year period of Stefan’s childhood. The diary ends with an expression of the family’s love for Stefan - as he approaches adolescence, they will learn new ways to cope with the challenges of his behaviour, applying the knowledge they have gained through experience. The book gives a different perspective to the understanding of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - it describes this complex set of behaviours from the inside. The last chapter gives a clinical description of ADHD; the appendices contain useful addresses for more information and support networks, and a list of recommended reading.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 July 1999
Pages
144
ISBN
9781853028106

This text is a day-by-day account of how Stefan Fletcher, a boy diagnosed with ADHD, unusual and difficult behaviour affects and disrupts family life. The author describes in detail the struggles, embarrassments and triumphs her family experiences throughout a four year period of Stefan’s childhood. The diary ends with an expression of the family’s love for Stefan - as he approaches adolescence, they will learn new ways to cope with the challenges of his behaviour, applying the knowledge they have gained through experience. The book gives a different perspective to the understanding of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - it describes this complex set of behaviours from the inside. The last chapter gives a clinical description of ADHD; the appendices contain useful addresses for more information and support networks, and a list of recommended reading.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 July 1999
Pages
144
ISBN
9781853028106