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 Dr. Charles Parker is working on one of the most important books which will be published in this time of need. He is writing a comprehensive book about ADHD medications for you, the one who needs it most. There’s so much confusion out there, there’s so much contradicting information and some of us fear the medication which could help us move to the next level, or at least organize a few of those piles. Chuck sent me a link yesterday and asked me to share it with you. Sign up to be notified when his new book The Patient’s Guide for ADHD Medications is published.
When you sign up to be notified about his book’s release you will receive a white paper about ADHD medications, here’s the outline of that paper:
- This paper is a comprehensive outline of my forthcoming book
- I want to keep you informed when The Guide becomes available – with no obligation to purchase.
- You will be better able to understand ADHD meds with this white paper the day you receive it.
- It contains multiple links to the many posts and references I have been speaking and writing about for the last 3 years at CorePsych Blog
- Including specific notes on the evolving diagnosis of ADHD
- Including multiple notes on comorbid diagnosis and ADHD
- Including specific notes and reference resources on drug-drug interactions
- Including specific durations of each stimulant medication
- Including specific notes on the Therapeutic Window to use with your doc
- Including suggestions about how to work with your medical team
Go to this link to sign up.
I do not personally endorse or take any ADHD medication. I am posting this as a personal favor to Dr. Parker, to help get the word out. I believe this to be very important for the many lives in need and affected by this often confusing area of treatment for ADHD. Chuck demystifies the ADHD medication mystery for you and me!
~Bryan
PS: Dr. Charles Parker is a member of our ADDer World ADHD Social Network. You may leave a comment for him on his page here. Talk directly to one of the doctors on the front lines of ADHD treatment. Be sure to find out where and when he is having his next keynote address and maybe you could let your doctor know about it.
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Bryan,
Many thanks for sharing connections for my white paper [Precise Solutions for the 10 Most Common Challenges With ADHD Medications] and my forthcoming book on even more details.
ADHD meds are part of the biggest paradox in medicine: We often do not pay attention to the details for medications for paying attention! At first meds seem so simple, but with extensive direct experience the inevitable questions arise for many.
My mission: to translate the new brain science into street language that will help the evolution of medical teamwork with the meds.
Thanks again Bryan, excellent job over here!
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Thanks for posting this, Bryan. I will be doing the same soon — been traveling on the East Coast for ADHD Awareness week.
The ADHD Community has no better friend than Dr. Parker. EVERYONE who is even thinking about ADHD medication should read this PDF. It is invaluable!
Gina Pera, author
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Thank you Chuck and Gina, both of you are making a huge difference for those of us with ADHD! Gina, I wish I could be in the audience when you give your lecture! You go girl!
Chuck, personally, I would like to request more information about generic medication and the differences between them. Are they as safe and effective as the real deal? Are the side effects more, less, the same… what are your recommendations? Perhaps you could post about them? Please let me know if you do…
Thanks!
Bryan
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