Overcoming ODD & ADHD
Written by Cathryn Guglielminetti
Narrated by Nicholas Connel
3.5/5
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About this audiobook
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are serious issues that affect about 5% of children in the world.
And that’s just for the children that have been positively diagnosed. Many are struggling with these disorders and their parents don’t even realize it, because the symptoms are hard to catch on. Therefore, the kids go on undiagnosed and suffer consequences that affect them even in their adult life.
The problem with ODD and ADHD is that they manifest differently in every child, and it can be hard to recognize whether your child is just going through a defiant phase, or has a serious problem.
This bundle aims to help you, as a parent, to recognize these symptoms early on and deal with them in a healthy, helpful way.
Here’s what you get:
- A guide on the symptoms of ADHD and ODD, and how to differentiate between the two
- Helpful tips to make you spot the difference between “normal” defiance and problematic behavior patterns
- A guide on the variety of treatments and how to choose the right one for your child
- Helpful exercises and techniques you can perform at home
- Tips on what to change in children’s daily routine to prevent or reduce the symptoms, such as nutrition and exercise
- Strategies for teaching your kids to communicate their feeling more effectively
- And much more!
When it comes to ODD and ADHD, early intervention is crucial! Acting out and being hostile towards authority figures are a normal part of every childhood. But when they become common, and form a pattern, you should ring the alarm signal and get help. This bundle will make sure you spot those symptoms early on and implement professional solutions!
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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5I've listened to four chapters now and I just can't do it anymore. The narrator was never corrected in his mispronunciation. He hesitates in the middle of sentences and inserts his own commas where one isn't needed. He breaks apart word syllables incorrectly and enunciates syllables that are incorrect. I don't know what editor let this man narrate a book about adhd and odd, because it's making mine go hyperspastic. I can't get through the rest of this book.
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- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5I can’t focus on the content because the narration is so terrible. Random pauses, accentuations, and overall terrible. It gives me anxiety.