Books and leaflets to read, written by Dr Susan Ozer, Consultant Neurodevelopmental Paediatrician.
Dr Ozer's books are written for families, schools and professionals supporting neurodivergent children.
Dr Susan Ozer
A short story that helps younger children understand the science behind ADHD, using simple language and an engaging story. Useful for families and for professionals talking about a diagnosis with a child.
Dr Susan Yarney
A book about ADHD in girls and why early recognition matters. It offers insight into the difficulties girls can face and aims to build confidence and self-esteem.
Dr Susan Ozer
A gentle, illustrated book that helps young people understand why sleep matters. Conversation, riddles, quizzes and short sections make it easy to dip into alone or with an adult.
A booklet for the teenage years, covering driving, smoking, alcohol and drugs, school, college and work, sport, relationships and moving on to adult services. Written to help young people and their families feel prepared.
Susan Yarney
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Friendly characters explain what ADHD feels like and how they would like to be helped and supported. An illustrated introduction for young people aged 7 and upwards, and a helpful starting point for classroom and family discussions.
Toby and his twin brother Booh look alike, but Booh is always getting into trouble. This story about ADHD will be helpful for any child aged seven to 11 who finds it hard to stay still, pay attention, or keep out of trouble.
A story for children aged 4 to 8, or older children with additional needs, who struggle to settle at night. It does not judge the difficulty, and it shows why a steady bedtime routine and good sleep habits help.
With Dr Susan Ozer
Meet Jaimie, who has ADHD and a tic disorder called Tourette syndrome. He explains what being diagnosed was like, how tics and ADHD feel for him, and how friends and adults can help at home and at school.
An interactive story that explores the variety and difference found in everyday life. A warm way to start early conversations with young children about inclusion and how people differ.
Practical tips for professionals, teachers, carers, parents, children and young people. A short, accessible resource for understanding ADHD and what helps.
Dr Susan Ozer
A mentoring series from Dr Susan Ozer for young people thinking about work and next steps. Read it online, free.
Dr Susan Ozer
A self-esteem story for young children, including children with learning and developmental differences. A gentle reminder that growing and changing happens in its own time.
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