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Ritalin Free Kids by Judyth Richenberg-Ullman and Robert Ullman

This book's title made me feel a bit uncomfortable to start with due to a lot of the adverse publicity there is about Ritalin. Although I do not say that Ritalin is the only answer, I do believe that it can be helpful.

However my interest was sparked, as there was a foreword by Ned Hallowell who I trust in the field of ADD/ADHD so what more than I should read more.

Upon doing this I found a well-balanced book which accepts ADD/ADHD as a medical condition and also accepts medication as a treatment option.

I have always been interested in the homeopathic treatment process for ADD/ADHD and I do believe that this can be really viable option for a number of people.

Through this book I have learned more about the homeopathic options. The authors provide clear evidence and much knowledge which will help people to understand and consider homeopathy as an option for ADD/ADHD.

Using research and experience the authors write a well-balanced and extremely informative view of this treatment option.

They also make it very clear that homeopathy needs to be undertaken under the advice and monitoring of a qualified homeopath - it is not something which should be used as an off the counter option - it does have a true use if the person is seen by a qualified homeopath.

This book is real insight in a sensitive way so as to allow those who use traditional medication feel OK rather than wrong and allows us to explore this very interesting alternative treatment option.

Excellent!!

Sarah-Jayne Bass (formerly Caroline Hensby) - adders.org

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