Why on earth would anyone title their book "Stick it In Your Ear" anyway? There are three reasons why: Often times when people are confronted about their hearing problem, they will push back, and maybe even tell you to 'stick in your ear'. The irony is that if they would stick it in their ear, that is a precision amplifier (hearing aid), they could improve their life, and the lives of those who communicate with them. The third reason is revealed at the end of the book.

This Attention Deficit Disorder Book is the revised version of the popular original version titled "Attention Deficit Disorder, Adhd, Add Causes, Symptoms, Signs, Diagnosis and Treatments," written by the: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Author), National Institute of Mental Health (Author), (Author), National Institutes of Health (Author) and S.Smith (Editor) and (Illustrator) This book has been professionally illustrated and edited with a fully hyper-linked table of contents for ease of navigation. A detailed booklet that describes Attention Deficit Disorder, ADHD symptoms, causes, and treatments, with information on getting help and coping. It is also intended for family members and friends of the ADHD patients to help understand this disorder. In this Booklet You Will Learn: ADHD Symptoms Attention Deficit Disorder Diagnosis What Causes ADHD? Disorders That Sometimes Accompany ADHD The Treatment of Attention Deficit Disorder The Family and the ADHD Child Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults Get Your Copy Today and Learn Everything You Need to Know About Attention Deficit Disorder or ADHD...

A laugh-out-loud tale about living with Multiple Sclerosis that proves life isn't over even if you're disabled. David Ashton has a wicked sense of humour that helps him deal with frustrating health department staff, unhelpful government officials, and all the physical challenges of living with increasing disability. Perceptive and encouraging, this astonishingly frank story will change the way disabled people are viewed by society.

NEW JOINTS is a must-read for anyone considering joint replacement. Though the illustrated exercises focus on knees and hips, the information directly relates to preparing for any orthopedic surgery. Written in a non-technical, approachable format, this manual addresses subjects that are applicable not only to those considering surgery, but to anyone who wants to learn how to better move in their own body. Chapters include: how to personalize exercises; the importance of setting goals and how to do so; understanding pain; balance and proprioception; self image; developing support systems; websites and books to use as additional tools. NEW JOINTS is also an excellent tool for helping readers learn how to communicate their own specific orthopedic issues and needs to doctors and physical therapists. Ms. Wolfe has worked with both groups and individuals as a fitness trainer, as a massage therapist, and has worked with many individuals before and after orthopedic surgeries. Both she and her husband have been through their own injuries and orthopedic surgeries, and NEW JOINTS is informed by her experiences in maintaining their functioning.

Whatever your health condition or age, we can help you understand your rights and 'take charge' of the services and support that can help you lead an independent life. Our new guide explains what you have a right to expect and is full of information about how to access the resources that can provide you with more choice and control in many areas of your life: It includes inspiring stories from people in similar situations who have made their rights work in practice and taken the opportunities available to live with dignity and freedom of choice.

Paul Isaacs was diagnosed with Autism in 2010 and later diagnosed with Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome by James in 2012. He has worked for Autism Oxford since 2010 presenting speeches and training sessions all around the UK. He has currently released his autobiography through Chipmunka entitled "Living Through The Haze." This book explores the visual differences and difficulties Paul has experienced for over 26 years. For Paul it was a moving moment of clarity and realisation when with the correct lenses he looked outside and said "Oh, the tree has a middle bit " James Billett has worked and taught in the field of special education for 30 years and has used the Irlen method with clients across the spectrum of learning differences since 1991.