What if your child's behavior made more sense?

Parenting a child with ADHD can be exhausting. You remind, repeat, encourage, and create routines, yet everyday tasks still feel like a struggle. Mornings are chaotic, homework takes hours, and emotions can shift in an instant.

In "ADHD: The Comprehensive Parent's Guide", clinical psychologist Kimberly B. Harrison, Ph.D., draws on 15 years of experience helping thousands of children and families to explain the brain beneath the behavior. She translates complex science into practical, compassionate guidance that helps parents replace frustration with understanding and confidence.

You'll discover:

* Why children with ADHD often know what to do but struggle to do it consistently

* Why attention, organization, emotional regulation, and follow-through are so challenging

* Why rewards and consequences don't always work as expected

* How the Wagon Wheels and Ladders™ and Control Tower Model™ make executive functioning easy to understand

* Practical strategies for building organization, independence, emotional regulation, and study skills

* Guidance for school, accommodations, medication, friendships, adolescence, and family life

This book isn't about changing who your child is. It's about understanding their strengths, making sense of their challenges, and giving them the tools to thrive.

Whether your child is just beginning school or preparing for adulthood, this evidence-informed guide provides practical strategies you'll return to throughout every stage of their development.

See their strengths. Support their growth. Rediscover the joy of parenting.