Neuronengewitter

ADHD is often trivialised by being described as fidget spinner syndrome or a fashionable disorder. Ursula Frühe knows how stressful and nerve-wracking it is to bring up one or more children with ADHD from her everyday life with two affected sons, which has pushed her to her own limits. Ursula Frühe gives a refreshingly direct account of powder kegs on two legs, the daily battle for homework and evenings off that don't deserve the name. And she does away with the social prejudices and finger-pointing that cause additional problems for the families concerned. Despite all the despair that comes with ADHD, the message at the end is that there is help: for the affected children, but also for the whole family.