Recommended Reading

Learning helps facilitates coping, growth and adapting to life circumstances. Reading is one of the best ways to stimulate your mind and translates into effective work and living.

Exceptional selections are highlighted in red 

ADD/HD Books:

ADD Success Stories Thom Hartmann

ADD: A Different Perception Thom Hartmann

ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize your Life Judith Kolberg & Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D.

ADHD Secrets of Success Thom Hartmann

Driven to Distraction Dr. Edward M. Hallowell & Dr. John J. Ratey

Delivered from Distraction Dr. Edward M. Hallowell & Dr. John J. Ratey

Answers to Distraction Dr. Edward M. Hallowell & Dr. John J. Ratey

Think Fast: The ADD Experience Hartmann & Janie Bowman with Susan Burgess

Thom Hartmann’s Compete Guide to ADHD Thom Hartmann

You Mean I’m not crazy, lazy or stupid? Peggy Ramundo and Kate Kelly

Autism

A Slant of Sun: One Child’s Courage Beth Kephart

Emergence: Labeled Autistic Temple Grandin & Margaret M.

Thinking in Pictures: and Other Reports of my Life with Autism Temple Grandin

Emotional Health and Wellness

Crazy Busy Edward M. Hallowell, MD

Shadow Syndromes John J. Ratey, MD & Catherine Johnson, Ph.D.

Worry: Hope and Help for a human condition Edward Hallowell, MD

Spark John J. Ratey, MD

The Omega-3 Connection Andrew Stoll, MD

Inspirational

Blue Like Jazz Don Miller 

Born on a Blue Day Daniel Tammett

Dare to Win Jack Canfield and Victor Hansen

Searching for God Knows What Don Miller

The Wounded Healer Henry Nouwen

The Lost Boy Dave Pelzer

Who Moved my Cheese? Spencer Johnson, MD

The Short Bus: A Journey Beyond Normal Jonathan Mooney

The Quiet Room Lori Schiller and Amanda Bennett

Teaching & Parenting

Teach like your Hair’s on Fire Rafe Esquith

When you worry about the child you love Edward M. Hallowell, MD

The Essential 55 Ron Clark

High IQ Kids Kiesa Kay, Deborah Robson, Judy Fort Brenneman

Please Stop Laughing at Me Jodee Blanco

Reviving Ophelia Mary Pipher, Ph.D

America’s Best Classrooms: Daniel & Terry Seymour

A Matter of Trust: Carollee Howes & Sharon Ritchie

Connecting Rainbows: Bob Stanish

Esteem Builders: Dr. Michele Borba

The Childhood roots of adult happiness Edward M. Hallowell, MD

Safe to be Smart Anne Wheelock

The Out-Of-Sync Child  Carol Stock Kranowitz

Understanding & Overcoming Learning Differences

A Mind at a time Mel Levine, MD

Brilliant Idiot: An Autography of a Dyslexic Abraham Schmitt, Ph.D

Different Minds Deirdre V. Lovecky, Ph.D

Learning Outside the Lines Jonathan Mooney & David Cole

The Gift of Dyslexia Ronald D. Davis with Eldon Braun

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