Asking the Right Questions about ADHD

Dr. Russell wrote this book because too many families were getting the wrong advice — before the diagnosis was even confirmed, during the appointments where the script ran the room, and afterward when they were left with a label and no plan.

It's structured around the three phases of the diagnosis journey. Before: what to watch for and what to ask your pediatrician. During: what a thorough evaluation actually looks like and how to advocate inside the appointment. After: what comes next when the diagnosis lands — schools, therapies, medications, and the systems your kid will actually use.

Practical, concise, and drawn from 20+ years of working with neurodivergent students and their families. The book parents wish they'd had at the start.