ADHD. A GUIDE FOR PARENTS

Discover the key to understanding and supporting your child with ADHD. This practical guide, rooted in Polish realities, is based on the latest research in neuropsychology and neurobiology. Written in the spirit of Nonviolent Communication, using solution-focused methods, it offers concrete tools and strategies.

• Understanding the world of a child with ADHD
• Effective help in everyday challenges
• Recognizing symptoms in different age groups
• ADHD diagnosis path in Poland
• Support and therapies that really work
• Functioning at home and at school
• Tools and strategies for coping with hyperactivity and impulsivity

Anna Karcz-Czajkowska clearly explains how to better understand the world of a child with ADHD and effectively help him in his daily challenges. It offers not only accessible knowledge, but also support, understanding and a sense of community. Here you will find concrete tools and strategies to help your child better cope with hyperactivity, impulsivity and concentration problems. It is a compass that will allow you to navigate more confidently through life with ADHD - for the good of your child and the whole family.

This is a book not only about ADHD, but also about mindfulness. For the child, his symptoms, difficulties and needs. But also for yourself, your emotions and resources. Everyday life in a world full of challenges that ADHD poses to us can be not only surprising, but also overwhelming. The author wants to show that ADHD is not only a set of difficulties, but above all a different way of perceiving and experiencing the world - a unique way of functioning that your child experiences. Discovering what lies behind the difficulties he faces is the first step to building more effective support and a better life for both him and you.

Anna Karcz-Czajkowska - psychologist, pedagogue, social researcher. President of the Mindset Foundation for Psychoeducation and Neurodiversity, academic lecturer, author of books and scientific articles. For years, she has been supporting parents and specialists, providing practical tools based on the latest research in neuropsychology and neurobiology. Her mission is to build greater awareness and understanding for children with ADHD and their families. Mamania Publishing House, 272 pages, format 235x161 mm, paperback.