The ADHD Field Guide for Adults
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The ADHD Field Guide for Adults
Lu par :
Cate Osborn, Erik Gude, Rennie Dyball
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Rennie Dyball
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From the mental health advocates Cate Osborn (@Catieosaurus) and Erik Gude (@ErikGude) comes a modern and refreshingly honest guide to managing ADHD for adults, “that gives solid information and practical tips in a format that you can actually consume” (KC Davis, LPC, New York Times bestselling author).
WELCOME TO THE CLUB—ADHD is one of the most common psychiatric disorders in adults, yet “there are no US guidelines for diagnosing and treating patients beyond childhood” (The New York Times). With roughly eight million adults living with ADHD and more people seeking and receiving diagnoses each year, there’s a huge gap between lived experiences and straightforward information.
Enter Cate Osborn and Erik Gude, ADHD advocates, educators, and hosts of the wildly popular mental health podcast Catie and Eric’s Infinite Quest: An ADHD Adventure. They have witnessed this info gap firsthand in their own lives and in the flood of questions they regularly field from their millions of social media followers. Irreverent, indispensable, candid, and reassuring, Cate and Erik don’t paper over the realities of neurodivergence. They give it to you straight.
Featuring the most up-to-date foundational information, The ADHD Field Guide for Adults also explores issues that are rarely discussed, such as managing ADHD in relationships and navigating the healthcare system. Ingeniously structured and designed to be accessible for neurodivergent readers, The ADHD Field Guide for Adults features a wealth of knowledge, coping strategies, and hard-won wisdom on:
-Identifying comorbidities (e.g. autism (AuDHD); anxiety; depression; dyslexia; and others)
-Understanding executive dysfunction, time blindness, and related challenges
-Coping with stress, boredom, and other experiences
-Asking for help
-Creating organizational systems that work for you and how to triage if you diverge from them
-Improving time management and task management
-Recognizing the effects of hormones on ADHD
-Learning to listen to your body when interoception makes it tricky
-Approaching sex and sensory issues, desire and intimacy
-Noticing Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria and other cognitive distortions in relationships
-Exploring the history of ADHD and the experiences of BIPOC, trans, and nonbinary adults with ADHD
-And much more…
From taking responsibility to ADHD diagnosis and the testing and evaluation process, to productivity tips, task management, and organization, to thoughtful discussions on identity, The ADHD Field Guide for Adults is a practical guide for newly diagnosed and late-diagnosed adults and anyone who wants to better understand a partner or loved one with ADHD.
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HOWEVER!! do not assume you can listen to the audiobook and just do things at the same time. I do listen to most audiobooks while driving longer distances to avoid getting bored and tired. (Because as the wreckage of my first car can attest, driving faster the more bored and sleepy you become is not a viable solution)
So I naively did with this genuine masterpiece of advice literature as I did with any other audiobook before it, even several others on adhd.
Now, you might read this and think: "Don't tell me what to do" or "That could not be me" and you might be correct. In the words of fellow adhd person Matt Mercer: You can most certainly try! (to treat this audiobook as something to listen to in the background)
I however, had to stop multiple times to sit in my car and cry for a while and I will most likely be useless and sore for the rest of the day. This book on the other hand has taught me that this is fine and I can only recommend you give it a chance to feel the same.
Thank you to the authors for doing the work and writing this. I love it. <3
Great book, have something huggable ready
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