ADHD Is Not a Myth
About this ebook
ADHD Is Not a Myth challenges the claims made by a controversial television programme and examines what decades of scientific research actually tell us. Using compelling evidence and carefully explained statistics, this audiobook explores how unrecognised and untreated ADHD can affect education, employment, relationships, mental health, addiction, financial stability, driving safety and even life expectancy.
It also exposes damaging misconceptions: that ADHD is caused by poor parenting, that everyone “has a little ADHD,” or that someone who can concentrate occasionally must simply be lazy at other times.
Balanced, powerful and accessible, this audiobook does not claim that every distracted person has ADHD or that medication is the only solution. Instead, it calls for rigorous diagnosis, informed treatment and meaningful support.
Because questioning evidence is healthy—but dismissing a genuine condition can ruin lives.
About the author
Simon Green is an educator and writer with extensive experience supporting children and young people with special educational needs. His work focuses on ADHD, neurodiversity, emotional wellbeing and the damaging consequences of misunderstanding neurological differences. Through clear explanations and evidence-based research, Simon challenges harmful misconceptions and advocates for earlier recognition, compassionate support and informed treatment.
