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Have you ever met someone who can be described as “smart but lazy”, “class clown”, “daydreamer”, or maybe they are “making a creative mess”? The author shares stories of his clients and provides us with an insight into the differently wired brains. He tries to debunk some common myths and tries to give the reader a roadmap to building a better connection with children in the home, in the classroom, and what it looks like when they grow into teenagers and adults. This book is about the importance of relationships between parents and caregivers and children with AD(H)D.

Why this book: 

This book is a must read for anyone looking to better understand and better support the neurodivergent people in their life. Or maybe you´re trying to better understand yourself and how and why you respond to the world the way you do? No matter which background you´re coming from, this book will add more compassion and understanding to the way you perceive others around you.

Ms.Jovana Babic is a clinical psychologist specialising in mood disorders (depression, anxiety, suicidal, anger…), also with a masters degree in research psychology from the University of Belgrade. Having lived in different European countries she now enjoys the privilege of supporting expat families in Shanghai in German, English and Serbian/Croatian. Her main focus is working with children, but she also works with adults.

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