The ADHD Teen Survival Guide

What I love the most about ‘The ADHD Teen Survival Guide’ is how it empowers young people with ADHD to use their voice. The advice from other teens with ADHD alongside the engaging art work means this is an accessible read for all. This isn’t just for teens though, parents and school staff need to make sure they have a copy too! – Dr Joanne Steer, clinical psychologist & author of My Unique ADHD WorldBeing a teenager can be tricky enough, but add a touch of ADHD and navigating school and home can become a real roller coaster. Fear not! Soli Lazarus’s latest addition to her ADHD Guides is a real blast of positivity and encouragement. The Guide uses the voices of other teens to highlight the areas of challenge and then adds some thoughts on solutions that might help. The Guide is delivered in a well organised and easy to read format.. Quotes from teenagers like Callum (19) “If teachers give me what I need, it is an acceptance of who I am” ensure the guide stays on topic and zooms in on some of the most commonly experienced areas of frustration. This is not an easy time for you, there are so many things to navigate - but you can get through - and Soli’s Teen survival guide offers some really great tips and tricks to help. – Valerie Ivens, ADHD Teen Coach, Consultant and AdvocateI absolutely love this book and wish I had it when I was a teenager. I will be recommending it to all my clients. – Daniel Aherne, Adjust founder, ADHDer & author of The Pocket Guide to NeurodiversityThis is a really user-friendly book for teenagers. Full of practical suggestions and accessible information, this is a valuable resource for any teenager. It should be available in every school library and a must read for anyone working with young people in the UK. – Dr Tony Lloyd, CEO of The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity

Soli Lazarus runs the Yellow Sun consultancy providing support and education to families with a child with ADHD. She writes a blog and produces a podcast. Soli offers 1:1 coaching for parents and provides support through an online membership the Together Stronger Club. She also delivers ADHD training to primary and secondary schools and was previously a teacher and SENCO with 30 years’ experience. Soli also runs a monthly meet up support group, parent workshops and an ADHD retreat.