An incredibly important book by a great Chipmunka author, the book is described as follows…

What to do when your child is labelled a problem by the schools. The truth about Ritalin, ADHD and other ‘disruptive behavioral disorders’.

In this revised and expanded Chipmunka edition, John Breeding sends out a powerful message and strong support for adults who want to encourage the spirited development of our children. The book calls for a halt to the epidemic drugging of young people for so-called ADHD and other alleged mental illnesses. This book shows us how to counsel our children and insists we must not forsake the great gift of viewing them with the ‘eyes of delight!’ John is a clear, strong advocate for young people and a great ally to parents wanting support to respond to their children in a positive way.

“This is a self-help book like you’ve never seen before. It says we do need help and details many helpful strategies. It underscores that drugs are not helpful. I envision parent support groups being formed around this book in concerned communities across America.” – Moira Dolan, MD, parent & medical researcher.

“John Breeding is a parent who has continued to be fascinated with his children as he and they continue to grow up. His wisdom comes from his delight, which makes him a revolutionary”. – Brad Blanton, author of ‘Radical History: How to Transform Your Life by Telling the Truth’

To find out more about John and his work visit The Chipmunka Shop where John has published five works in both Paperback and eBook formats.

John recently recorded this testimonial video for Chipmunka Publishing …

If you would like to get in touch or are thinking about writing/publishing your own book then don’t hesitate. I’m here to help.

Wishing you all a healthy and happy week,

Jason Pegler

You can find more info on my website http://www.jasonpegler.com

or contact me on Twitter: @jasonpegler   or   Google+: +JasonPegler 

Follow this link to see the eBook AND paperback editions of Amsterdamned on the chipmunka shop https://chipmunkapublishing.com/shop/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&keyword=amsterdamned

This is a must-read for all who want to begin to understand – and even empathise with – those struggling with Bi-Polar Disorder. It chronicles – and imparts not only the horrors of, but also the utter loneliness of – a very public and severe mental meltdown, peppered occasionally with random acts of small human kindnesses. Prison brings with it – and David Williams documents in his unique style of writing – a degree of external calmness whilst still falling apart within; and the painful, painful struggle to survive, regain balance and grow. He implicitly asks that question so many of us are asking in this postmodern, mad world: what is insanity? Is it really anything other than a rational response to an irrational culture? My only sadness is that it isn’t yet a paperback that I can lend to friends (in which case it would have got 5 stars!)

Wishing you all a healthy and happy week,

Jason Pegler

You can find more info on my website http://www.jasonpegler.com

or contact me on Twitter: @jasonpegler   or   Google+: +JasonPegler