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By Patricia O. Quinn, MD and Judith M. Stern, MA
Illustrated by Joe Lee
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Putting on the Brakes, Second Edition is the essential AD/HD resource offering kids, their parents, and professionals need-to-know tips and techniques to manage attention disorders. Loaded with practical ways to improve their organizational, focusing, studying, and homework skills, the book gives kids with AD/HD the tools for success in and out of school. It also contains more strategies for making friends, controlling emotions, and being healthy. Kids will feel empowered to be the best they can be!
 Putting on the Brakes Activity Book for Kids with ADD or ADHD, Second Edition
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• Black and white illustrations and photographs
• 6" x 9"
• 80 pages
• Ages 8–13
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This is one of the rare books written specifically for children coping with ADHD. It contains up-to-date information about ADHD and is remarkably comprehensive in its coverage. The book is a treasure chest of useful suggestions for children and early teens coping with this condition. Further, it provides a useful tool for involving parents and children together in the process of coping with ADHD.
—Thomas J. Power, PhD, Director, Center for Management of ADHD; Professor of School Psychology in Pediatrics and Education, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania
This new edition of the original classic is a MUST in the homes of all children with AD/HD as well as schools and offices of professionals who treat and support children with this disorder.
—Sandra F. Rief, MA, author of How to Reach and Teach Children with ADD/ADHD and The ADHD Book of Lists
This book empowers kids to take charge of their AD/HD. It is filled with practical ideas that build real life-management skills. Adults will learn a lot, too!
—Karen J. Miller, MD, The Floating Hospital for Children, Tufts Medical Center, Boston
This is a great book for kids with and without AD/HD to learn more about themselves and the condition. The book tells you so much, from explaining to you how to focus in class to learning how to deal with friends.
—Emily J. Levy, Entering the 6th grade
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is a developmental pediatrician in Washington, D.C. and a clinical assistant professor of Pediatrics at the Georgetown University Medical Center. Dr. Quinn specializes in child development and psychopharmacology and has worked for over 30 years in the areas of AD/HD and learning disabilities. She gives workshops nationwide and has published widely in these fields. Dr. Quinn is the author of several books on AD/HD and is currently the director of the National Center for Girls and Women with ADHD. In 2000, Dr. Quinn received the CHADD Hall of Fame Award.
is an educational consultant in Rockville, Maryland, specializing in work with children who have learning and attention problems. She is an experienced learning disabilities teacher, reading specialist and classroom teacher. She consults with parents and teachers, speaks nationally on subjects such as attention deficit disorder, learning problems and children's study/organizational skills. She is the co-author of four children's books on AD/HD and LD. She has also published chapters in a number of professional books and magazines.
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is an illustrator and author with many years of experience. He is the illustrator of multiple books and an award-winning editorial cartoonist for the Bloomington Herald-Times.
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