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Thom Hartmann is somebody who seems to really understand what AD/HD is all about. This is a great book that brings up some very intersting points. <B>(2000)</B></font></td>
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I have read some of this book and what I have read so far is very good. I recommend it!!

I love his book "ADD: A Different Perspective" and am currently reading a copy of his book "ADD Success Stories" that my therapist is lending me. She thinks it will help with my self-esteem issues and career decisions. I really like Thom Hartmann so far.

Got it used from Amazon and didn't know what to expect. It's a really useful book.

Even if his whole "Hunter / Farmer" theory doesn't do anything for you (heck, even if it's outright wrong) there is still plenty of very practical information in this book. Very highly recommended.