Susan Young & Jessica Bramham 
ADHD in Adults [PDF ebook] 
A Psychological Guide to Practice

List of Figures and Tables.
Abut the Authors.
Foreword By Sam Goldstein.
Forward by Margaret Weiss and Candice Murray.
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
PART I: BACKGROUND< ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT.
Chapter 1. Introduction.
Chapter 2. Assessment of ADHD in Adults.
Chapter 3. Treatment of ADHD.
PART II: CORE SYMPTOMS.
Chapter 4. Inattention and Memory Problems.
Chapter 5. Time Management.
Chapter 6. Problem-solving.
Chapter 7. Impulsivity.
PART III: COMORBID AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS.
Chapter 8. Social Relationship .
Chapter 9. Anxiety.
Chapter 10. Frustration and Anger.
Chapter 11. Low Mood and Depression.
Chapter 12. Sleep Problems.
Chapter 13. Substance Misuse.
PART IV: THE FUTURE.
Chapter 14. Preparing for the Future.
References.
Index.

Dr Susan Young is a Senior Lecturer at the Institute of
Psychiatry, King’s College, London. She is a Chartered Clinical and
Forensic Psychologist, and a Clinical Neuropsychologist. Dr Young
has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from University College
London and a Ph D from King’s College London, University of London.
She has many years experience working at the renowned Maudsley
Hospital in the UK where she developed and set up the
neuropsychology service for the UK’s first National Adult ADHD
service. Dr Young has extensive experience in the assessment and
psychological treatment of young people and adults with ADHD, both
males and females. She has published widely on the subject, in
particular on epidemiology, neuropsychological functioning,
comorbidity and psychological treatment.
Dr Jessica Bramham is a Clinical Lecturer at the
Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London. She has a Doctorate
in Clinical Psychology from the Institute of Psychiatry and an MA
from Cambridge University. She is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist
and Clinical Neuropsychologist. Dr Bramham was Dr Young’s Successor
at the Adult ADHD Service at the Maudsley Hospital and is currently
lead Clinical Psychologist for the service. She has been involved
in expanding service in order to meet the growing needs of the
adult ADHD population in the UK. Neuropsychological assessment is a
particular interest of Dr Bramham. She is involved in researching
cognitive functioning in adulthood ADHD, the implementation and
evaluation of group and individual psychological interventions.