The Truth about ADHD – Book – Paperback

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“God has always been interested in our behaviors and in modifying them by means of his grace and by way of our hearts. After reading this book, I can say with confidence that parents and teachers need to consider carefully this well-researched and documented work. Dr. Berger has written this book with wisdom and discernment and has identified real problems that must be dealt with while eliminating commonly accepted speculations and false claims. The book carefully and lovingly distinguishes natural, childish but sinful behaviors and mindsets from their possible influences. Although environmental, medical, and biological issues do influence children’s lives, they alone are not to blame for children’s decisions. After reading this book, one will conclude that ADD/ADHD is a common condition of the heart rather than a biological condition of the brain. We finally have a resource that gives practical answers from Scripture concerning the ADHD construct. Those who read this book will be left realizing that God’s Word is sufficient to meet their needs.” – Neurosurgeon Dr. Hugh Clarke

“Using the writings of ADHD advocates themselves, Dr. Berger has produced a very thorough analysis of the fallacies and inconsistencies in their ADHD paradigm from start to finish–from their description of what allegedly constitutes ADHD, to their diagnoses, and finally to their prescriptions for treatment. Most importantly, he has provided the Scriptural identification for the maladaptive behaviors diagnosed as ADHD in children, and then coupled each with biblical hope for transforming those negative character traits into positive and beneficial behavioral qualities for the Kingdom’s sake. Such transformation in children’s lives is only accomplished through the powerful change produced by Christ’s Gospel and its sanctifying process energized by the Spirit of God. Permeated with a God-ward focus, this book enables parents to discover genuine hope and confidence for parenting their challenging children, instead of having to resign themselves to merely coping with difficult behavior patterns.” – Author, counselor, and pastor Dr. John Hutcheson

Paperback version

164 pages