Description
Book SynopsisRather than treat ADD/ADHD as a disorder, Dr. Lynn Weiss celebrates this "brainstyle"—a diversity in thinking—and provides a caring, humanized perspective. Via insights and exercises and using her experience as a counselor and social scientist, Dr. Weiss harnesses the positives in ADD/ADHD rather than the negatives by giving readers the tools they need to embrace their unique brainstyle.
Trade ReviewDr. Weiss’s writing reminds us that our ADHD differences do not make us ‘broken,’ but bring value and richness to our work and our society—that variety is the spice of life. -- Rebecca Champ, psychotherapist and ADHD coach
This is a must-read for educators, mental health professionals, and those impacted with Attention Deficit Disorder. -- Michael Chrane, Alphabiotic New Life Center
Refreshing and enlightening encouragement for all of us to take advantage of all of our various ways of thinking and experiencing the world. -- Cara Snyder, professor of English, Dallas Christian College
This book is fun, enlightening, empowering, and provides a fresh perspective. -- Nina Cahan
‘Diversity, not Deficit’ is a freeing revelation in how to embrace the intellectual power gifted to each and every human brain. Armed with understanding, we can apply our gifts and secure our place in this wildly diverse world. -- Cary Jane Stillwell, writer
