The Young-Bramham program, introduced in the first edition of this book, has received both clinical and academic acclaim as a leading approach to cognitive behavioral therapy for adult ADHD.
The authors have incorporated treatment strategies for ADHD in both adults and adolescents into this revised edition, drawing on the latest knowledge in the field.


The book begins with an introduction and an introduction to concepts, followed by several chapters covering modules on the core symptoms of attention, memory, organization and time management, and impulsivity.
Each module provides practical guidance and CBT techniques for adolescents and adults.
The comorbidities and associated problems modules include problem solving, interpersonal relationships, anxiety, frustration and anger, low mood and depression, sleep, substance abuse, and preparing for the future.
At the end of each chapter, a structured outline for group practice is provided, and necessary materials are available for download and use by clients and therapists from a supplementary website.
Each module can be used alone or in conjunction with other modules, depending on the client's problem.


This book will be invaluable to professionals who work with adolescent and adult ADHD in a variety of settings, including primary care, adult mental health, learning disabilities, forensic medicine, neuropsychiatry, and neuropsychology. It will also provide valuable information for clients with ADHD, their friends, family, and supporters.