Adderall Blues
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.14 (605 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1633934314 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 148 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Adderall Bluesis a catalyst for change in the educational system. This first person account of ADHD is among the only books to offer a non-clinical perspective of ADHD where we can all understand on a deeper level the blessing and the curse that is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Observe as our main character trips over himself endlessly while succeeding uniquely in his own fashion. Does Brian conquer his supposed "disorder," and transcend the label, or fall into the self-esteem trap that so many others have succumbed to? Prepare to be entertained and most importantly, enlightened.. Seen through the eyes of one of literatures' most outlandish characters, a greater connection with those afflicted with the pathologically wondering mind society loves to label is felt and processed from an altogether different percept
Brian J .Robinson grew up in suburban NJ and was diagnosed with ADHD at six years old. He loves to travel, lift weights, talk philosophy at bars, and spend time with family and friends. . Today, Brian has emerged as a successful entrepreneur and continues to be very outspoken about society's miscomprehension about ADHD. His first p
This story will encourage more people with ADHD, who likely have similar feelings about Adderall, to share their story to raise awareness of the issues Brian posits." -- Nicole Stokes- Published Research Scientist, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals"A much needed memoir to highlight a crucial topic in today's society. I commend his writing skills and purpose.-- Dr. This is a must read for anyone who's life may have been touched by ADHD or other learning disabilities. (Educational Policy)"A wonderful, in-your-face book relating one young person's struggles with Attention Deficit Disorder" -- Dr. Robinson's journey of interrupted genius is a first and important step toward a much-needed societal shift in which learning disabilities are celebratednot diagnosed" -- Dr. A passionate reminder of the need for our education system to nurture the unique mind of each student and warns us about the far-reaching dangers of forc
"entertaining and insightful" according to EG12entertaining and insightful Adderall Blues, is about a man’s journey with ADHD. He writes of the effects it has on his relationships with people, school and work from young adolescence to adulthood. Through all his experiences, the author maintains an inner drive and strong belief in himself. And although ADHD can negatively impact his progress, he eventually learns how to use it to his advantage and become successful.Having an auditory perceptual defi. . Adderall Blues, is about a man’s journey with ADHD. He writes of the effects it has on his relationships with people, school and work from young adolescence to adulthood. Through all his experiences, the author maintains an inner drive and strong belief in himself. And although ADHD can negatively impact his progress, he eventually learns how to use it to his advantage and become successful.Having an auditory perceptual defi. A great read that will allow the reader to transcend the Amoughlou Creative and insightful inquiry into the author's manifold social and institutional encounters while growing up with ADHD. Adderall Blues provides a rich subjective account of Brian's experiences that were developmental in his self-understanding of the oft-misunderstood disorder. The reader get's a unfiltered and passionate journey of life through the eyes of a gifted writer and thinker. A great read that will allow the reader to . "I loved this book" according to KS. I loved this book. The story itself is mesmerizing but the message of accepting his differences and conquering his insecurities is inspiring. His travels through adolescence to adulthood underline the struggle to be accepted. This is a first person account of living with ADHD , the obstacles faced and his ultimate control of the disorder.