Guest Author - Meg Grooms

Hyperion Publishers
ISBN 1401302254
http://neurolearning.com/
http://mislabeledchild.com/

In today's world of ADHD escapism, learning disability over-diagnosis and medication-happy classroom environments, The Mislabeled Child is a much needed and called for resource for frazzled and frustrated parents.

I know all too well the pressure a parent of a “special” child feels and how one label can affect the child's entire school career. The Mislabeled Child shows parents how their child's disability is not a hindrance, rather, a different ability that can be nurtured into a strong skill.

Doctors Brock and Fernette Eide teach parents how to obtain an accurate diagnosis of their child's learning and behavioral issues. Once a correct diagnosis has been given, the doctors show us how to positively harness our child's different abilities and direct them onto a path that will turn the "disability" into the strength it really is.

The Mislabeled Child fully explains, in common sense terms, many learning problems and the book explains how the parent can decide the the diagnosis is correct. At no point in the book does the information become overwhelming, even to persons with no proior experience. Addtionally, readers are able to skip ahead to individual chapters without becoming lost in the book.

Three cheers for the Eides. Thank you for making a common problem common knowledge. Thank you for providing a voice of assurance and empowerment. Thank you for arming parents with the information they truly need to help see their children through to success.


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