The Genetics of ADHD: What We Know Now Understanding the Science Behind Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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The Genetics of ADHD: What We Know Now
Why does ADHD run in families? Is there an ADHD gene? And what does modern science really tell us about attention, impulsivity, and the ADHD brain?
In this accessible and fascinating audiobook, Sally Green explores the latest research into the genetics of ADHD, separating myth from fact and explaining what we know—and what we still don't know. Discover how genes, brain development, and environment interact to shape one of the world's most common neurodevelopmental conditions.
A clear, engaging guide for parents, educators, professionals, and anyone wanting to better understand ADHD.
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About the author
Sally Green is an educator, writer, and advocate with a passion for making complex topics accessible to everyday readers. Drawing on extensive experience working with children and families , Sally, an ADHD'er herself, has a particular interest in neurodiversity, education, and child development.
In The Genetics of ADHD: What We Know Now, she combines the latest scientific research with clear, practical explanations to help readers understand the biological foundations of ADHD and what modern genetics can—and cannot—tell us about the condition.
Sally is committed to promoting greater understanding, reducing stigma, and helping individuals with ADHD recognise both the challenges and strengths associated with neurodivergent thinking.
