Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) can explain to parents why a child is lazy, bored, restless, lethargic, unmotivated, vague, disorganized, has trouble making friends or is suffering any number of associated problems. This work helps parents understand and deal with their child once the diagnosis has been made and drug therapy has commenced. It explains the complexities of the ADD condition and why traditional methods of behavioural therapy do not work with the ADD child. It introduces parents to new strategies that can help them and their children cope with this frustrating condition.