Synopsis
An authoritative guide to the most frequently prescribed drug for Attention Deficity Hyperactivity Disorder explains what to do if a family member suffers from ADHD, how Ritalin works, what it can and cannot do, potential side effects, alternative treatments, and more. Original.
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About the Author
James Shaya. M.D., F.A.A.P. is a pediatrician with the Mercy Medical Group in Clarkson, Michigan, who works with ADHD children and their parents.<br><br>James Windell, M.A. is a psychologist with the Oakland (Michigan) County Juvenile Court, who in his private practice works with many adolescents affected by ADHD.<br><br>Holly Shreve Gilbert is a writer.
From the Inside Flap
questions about Ritalin--here are straightforward, medically sound answers.<br><br>Ritalin is the drug doctors prescribe most often for the millions of Americans who suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). If you or your child has been diagnosed with ADHD--or if you suspect ADHD is present--you will want to understand ADHD and Ritalin. This comprehensive, authoritative guide explains all you need to know.<br><br>Filled with real-life stories and the latest medical findings, this invaluable reference explains how Ritalin works, what to expect if you or your child takes it, and what can increase its effectiveness at school, work, and home.<br><br><b>What You Need to Know About Ritalin</b> includes:<br> How ADHD is diagnosed--and where to find a professional for assessment<br> What Ritalin can--and can't--do to control ADHD<br> Medical advice about dosage, side effects, and other drug therapies<br> How to make Ritalin part of
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