Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy for ADHD in Adolescents and Adults: A Psychological Guide to Practice, 2nd Edition Paperback – Illustrated, 20 April 2012

Recommended to me after I was diagnosed privately. I’m now starting the process with our 12 year old daughter and working through the modules with her as well. So insightful and helpful, cannot recommend it enough. There’s a reason it’s nickname is the ‘orange bible’!

I have been a children's and young persons /Adult CBT Therpist for many years and I must say this book/program is spot on, exactly what my ADHD and non ADHD clients need to improve their functionality, I also lead an ND pathway and I am so excited to introduce this way of working to the team, I think the work Susie does is fantastic and I feel honoured to deliver her fantastic program.

great book, clear reading a must resource

The book is interesting and quite useful if not always clearly set out. I am puzzled as to where the Companion website can be located?

I was diagnosed with ADHD, and this book has been very valuable with insight into the condition and strategies for the future.Contrary to the comments below, who couldn’t find the companion website, it’s available to anyone on the publisher’s website (Wiley)

This is a very useful resource with clear guidance for professionals, individual and group formats, just enough theory and clinically relevance for current service guidance.

I brought the book on kindle and it seems like an excellent resource , however it mentions the companion website thruoghout but this is not available on the kindle edition despite the high price of the book !

In general, the book is organized and easy to read, with some practical suggestions though not in much details. I bought the Kindle version which is similar to the price of a paperback. Throughout the book, it has been mentioned many times that the materials can be found in the Companion website that comes along with the book but I'm very disappointed that it's not included in the Kindle version.