Thank you, Dr. Weiss!

This book was like reading a story about my own life. What an incredible relief to know that I am not the only one experiencing life this way. It's not about making excuses either, but rather taking responsibility for your "wiring," making life choices that work for you, and then moving forward.

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Positive Approach to ADD At Work

The author, a psychologist with ADD, recommends ways to handle ADD at work. Describes how ADD affects the employee, how to get organized, how to get along with peers and the boss, and options such as self-employment. Is also helpful for people who are not ADD and must work with ADD people. Describes three types of ADD: Outwardly Expressive, Inwardly Directed, and Highly Structured. This book does an excellent job of covering the emotional reactions to having ADD and how to handle them. Takes a positive approach.

Adapted from Annotated Bibliography of Learning A Living; A guide to Planning Your Career and Finding A Job for People with Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorder, and Dyslexia by Dale S. Brown

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Wonderful!

At last someone who looks on ADD as something positive, rather than a disease. Bravo! I gained much self confidence reading this book. It is great even if you do not work. Never forget your ADD makes you special and unique!

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