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A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Adult ADHD by Vivian Abobo, PharmD.MBA, emerges as a beacon of clarity in the often murky waters of adult ADHD management. Published on January 1, 2023, this book is not just another addition to the self-help genre; it’s a meticulously researched, well-structured guide that speaks directly to adults grappling with ADHD.

Abobo’s expertise as a pharmacist and business professional shines through in her pragmatic approach to the subject. She doesn’t just rehash common knowledge; instead, she delves into the nuances of ADHD in adults, a demographic often overshadowed by the focus on childhood ADHD. The book’s strength lies in its comprehensive nature, addressing key questions and providing answers that are both understandable and actionable.

The guide is divided into sections that tackle various aspects of ADHD, from understanding the symptoms to navigating medication and non-medication-based treatments. What sets this book apart is its honest discussion about the effectiveness of these treatments, offering a balanced view that respects the reader’s intelligence and agency.

One of the most compelling features of Abobo’s work is her focus on the individuality of ADHD. She acknowledges that no two experiences are the same and offers a range of strategies to enhance focus, manage emotions, and break through the barriers that ADHD can create in one’s personal and professional life.

Readers have praised the book for its helpfulness and the way it addresses adult ADHD with the seriousness it deserves. It’s a guide that doesn’t just inform but also empowers, equipping readers with the knowledge to take control of their ADHD and not let it define them.

In conclusion, A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Adult ADHD is a must-read for anyone looking to understand and manage ADHD beyond the stereotypes and stigma. Vivian Abobo’s book is a valuable resource that provides practical advice, grounded in research and empathy, making it a standout in its field.

I did not read A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Adult ADHD by Dr. Vivian Adobo through an educator lens per se, but I work with teens on their executive functioning skills and ADHD every day and was hoping that I would find new information or strategies to share with them. However, I found this book to be repetitive to what is already out on the market for this topic.

Very interesting and had a lot of nice resources to better understand this topic. I always have been interested in ADHD, mostly because of my close friends and family members who work with people who have, or they temselves have, ADHD. This book offers great tools.

'A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Adult ADHD' by Vivian Abobo offers practical strategies and solutions for adults dealing with ADHD. It provides valuable insights into managing symptoms and improving daily functioning.

Good book for Adults with ADHD, it helps with a quick understanding of how to live with ADHD. It has short paragraph so an easy read for a mind that tends to wander off and wants to easily find what they are looking for.
It needs a bit of editing, and would benefit from a better design but I found useful bits myself in this book
I was diagnosed as a teen almost 18 years ago now before it was really known about.

A very informative read, lots of tips and help in understanding adhd, explaining it in a way that is easy to understand.

As an ADHD psychotherapist that works primarily with adolescents with ADHD, I found value in this book. I would also recommend this book to people who may not be mental health professionals because it provides the information in an easily digestible format, with practical strategies, as opposed to just commiserating about the difficulties we have as adults who struggle with ADHD. I actually recommended this book to a couple of my adult patients, just a source to refer to as we discharge from therapy.

A book packed full of useful information, which has helped.

Thank you NetGalley for my complimentary copy in return for my honest review.

I received an advanced reader copy of this book to read in exchange for an honest review via netgalley and the publishers.

5 star review!

What an incredible book. As someone who has recently been diagnosed with ADHD this was a really informative book which was easy to read, even if it took me a while due to getting distracted!

Thanks again!

I really enjoyed this. As someone who lives with ADHD, this was so spot on and I found it personally helpful. I will be recommending this personally and professionally.

As someone who grew up with a parent who had ADHD. I which this book had existed. This book actually helped me understand the parent in question better.

Thanks for the opportunity of reading this book. As someone with ADHD that only discovered it in my 20s, books that give us a perspective on the adult side of the problem are a significant help when you're getting started.
Has a lot of good info on the disorder, treatments, and medications so you can have a good start on how to manage your life, without being too technical and boring.

As a child, I had all the classic symptoms of ADHD. Unfortunately, in the early 90s in UK, not much was known. I was a problem child, always disruptive, couldn’t concentrate and was constantly in trouble. I ended up in alternative education. As an adult, I’ve suffered with anxiety and depression. No antidepressants or therapy has helped. When my own two children were diagnosed with ADHD. I decided to get myself assessed.

There’s lots of books covering children with ADHD so it was good to read a book aimed at adults. The sections of the book answered all of my questions and was very helpful for me. It shows you how the symptoms in adults can be different and mistreated as well as lots of helpful (and honest) information about medication and other treatments.

I would recommend this book to anyone suffering from ADHD or anyone that wants honest, unbiased information about adult ADHD.

I really needed this book in my life. It has given me hope that I can manage my ADHD. It helps me see that I am not a horrible individual, but that I can be a contributing member to society. The author made it simple to understand and provided guidelines on how to manage it.

Eh. Not great. There were so many awkward phrases and sentences that didn’t make sense. For example: counteract lack of motivation by manifesting motivation; contradictions about consuming caffeine but caffeine being a detriment. I’m glad it was an easy read to skim through.

Thank you to the publisher & Netgalley for an e-arc of this book in exchange for honest review.

This book provides a good insight into ADHD and offers some good tips and strategies for coping with the many challenges!

★★★★ ☐ The publisher has provided a copy for review.

What's out there to help when your inner world is chaos? How do you manage Adult ADHD? This guide will give you insights and valuable tools to deal with mental and physical challenges yourself or provide help in caring about someone you love who has ADHD.

If almost 3% of adults struggling with this neurodevelopmental aberration as way of living, you'll be the one or know someone who could use some help in "reclaiming control over your life and relations."

Whether you're trying to find or affirm a diagnosis, organize time and events, or improve relationships, this book offers coping mechanisms such as diet and exercise, drugs, therapies, and other alternatives for monitoring behavior. You'll have many resources and positive ideas to move beyond the feeling of helplessness into a new season. Recommended.

As someone who received a late diagnosis of ADHD, I was eager to dive into this book and gain valuable insights into managing my condition. However, while the author's intentions seem genuine, I must admit I have some serious reservations about recommending it.

While it attempts to shed light on ADHD, there are several issues that hinder its effectiveness. The author's language and portrayal of ADHD lean toward the negative, failing to emphasize the strengths and potential of those with the disorder. The book's structure feels fragmented, resembling pamphlets rather than a cohesive guide, with limited personal anecdotes or expert perspectives. Additionally, the writing style lacks polish, featuring grammatical errors and a disconnected tone. Although there may be some useful tidbits, I recommend seeking more comprehensive and supportive resources to gain a deeper understanding of and effective strategies for managing adult ADHD.

A practical and informative overview with lots of information that still manages to be digestible. Very helpful.

A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering Adult ADHD by Vivian Abobo delivers on its promise to provide a comprehensive guideline that could be helpful to those with ADHD. As an adult who has just started to properly manage my ADHD, I found this guide well-researched and appropriate. I can't wait to put some of the recommendations into practice as well as share the material points.

I received a review copy of this book from the author/publisher through NetGalley for my honest review. The opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.