Moyer diana (205 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Condizione: Fine in fine packaging. 1 Language: English. Run time: 200 min. Originally released: 1997. On New Year's Eve 1919, the Bannermans celebrate the reopening of their family's hotel and the return of their son, Stephen, from World War I. But Stephen has trouble adjusting to civilian life and a tragedy soon reveals the shocking state of the hotel's finances. Faced with losing The Grand, Sarah reluctantly turns to Marcus for help. Tim Healy Louie Ramsay, Stephen Moyer, Jane Danson, Christine Mackie, Paul Warriner, Camilla Power, Rebecca Callard, Diana Davie (illustratore).…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - For too long, women with AuDHD - the co-occurrence of autism and ADHD - have been misdiagnosed, overlooked, and left to piece together their own understanding of a brain that nobody around them seemed to have a manual for. Dr. Diana Moyer's A Woman's Guide to Living with AuDHD is the resource that should have existed years ago.Written specifically for women who have spent their lives feeling simultaneously too much and not enough, this book moves through every dimension of the AuDHD experience with clarity, depth, and genuine warmth. From the neuroscience of a brain that was never broken to the hidden cost of decades of masking, from the complexity of relationships shaped by deep feeling to the challenge of building a career around a mind that refuses to follow conventional patterns - and including the critically underexplored connection between AuDHD and the female body, hormones, and health - every chapter offers understanding that translates directly into real life.This is not a book about managing symptoms. It is a book about finally understanding yourself - and building a life that reflects that understanding.Dr. Diana Moyer brings both clinical expertise and compassionate insight to a conversation that is long overdue. For every woman who has always suspected her brain worked differently, the answers she has been looking for are here.…

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - When autism and ADHD exist in the same child, the result is something more complex than either diagnosis alone. For boys navigating this combined neurological profile, growing up can feel like moving through a world that was never quite built for the way their brains work - a world that misreads their intensity, misinterprets their behavior, and too often measures their worth against standards they were never designed to meet.AuDHD in Boys is an authoritative, compassionate guide for parents, caregivers, and educators who want to understand and support the AuDHD boy at every stage of his development. Drawing on current research and deep clinical insight, Dr. Diana Moyer traces the full landscape of the AuDHD experience - from the sensory and emotional complexity of the early years, through the social challenges of childhood, the academic paradox of a capable mind in an inflexible system, and the daily realities of raising a boy whose needs are significant and whose strengths are extraordinary.This book does not offer easy answers. It offers something more valuable: genuine understanding. Because the AuDHD boy does not need to be fixed. He needs to be seen - fully, accurately, and without apology.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Parenting a child who is both autistic and ADHD is one of the most demanding and most misunderstood parenting experiences there is. The conflicting needs, the daily battles, the strategies that work for a week and then stop - none of it fits neatly into the advice written for either condition alone. This book was written for exactly that gap.Written by Alex Ballard, Raising an AuDHD Child takes parents inside the world of the AuDHD brain - explaining not just what autism and ADHD are individually, but what happens when they exist together in the same child. From sensory processing and executive function to emotional dysregulation and identity, each chapter translates complex neuroscience into practical, compassionate, and immediately applicable understanding.Parents will find guidance on building environments that reduce friction, communicating in ways that actually reach their child, surviving and understanding meltdowns, cultivating their child's genuine strengths, and sustaining their own wellbeing across what is undeniably a long and demanding journey.This is not a book about fixing a child. It is a book about truly knowing one - and discovering that the child who is hardest to raise is often the one who has the most extraordinary things to offer the world.Warm, honest, and deeply informed, this is the guide every AuDHD family deserves.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A single delayed text. A one-line piece of feedback. A pause half a second too long. For a brain wired with both Autism and ADHD, moments like these can trigger something far bigger than the situation calls for - a physical wave of shame, panic, and certainty that everything has gone irreversibly wrong.Dr. Diana Moyer maps this experience with clarity and compassion, naming exactly what happens in the body and mind when Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria takes hold, and why it hits differently for those carrying both Autism and ADHD. Rather than offering vague reassurance, this guide moves directly into the moments that matter most: what to do in the first ninety seconds of a spiral, how to question the catastrophic story that follows, and why the instinct to please, appease, and shrink has been quietly running the show for years.Readers will find grounded techniques for the acute crisis, tools for untangling fact from fear, and a clear path toward something sturdier than constant vigilance - a real, working trust in one's own perception and worth.This is not a book about becoming less sensitive. It is a book about becoming steadier inside a nervous system that was never broken to begin with.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some nervous systems register a delayed text message the way others register a car alarm. Some minds replay a single offhand comment for six straight hours, hunting for meaning that was never really there. If this sounds familiar, the wiring behind it has a name - and, more importantly, it has a way forward.This book walks through the real mechanics of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria and AuDHD, moving past the usual 'just calm down' advice that never quite lands, and into what actually helps a brain wired this intensely. Inside, readers will find a close look at why criticism can feel like a verdict on identity rather than a note on a report, why 3 a.m. rumination refuses to switch off, and what an emotional flood is actually doing inside the body while it happens. There are grounding techniques built specifically for neurodivergent nervous systems, scripts for the exact moment feedback lands hardest, and honest guidance for the relationship triggers that quietly shape so many close connections.Written for anyone tired of being told they're too sensitive, this is a steadying, practical companion for learning to meet the wave - without drowning in it, every single time.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A single unanswered text. A slightly flat tone of voice. A piece of feedback delivered with good intentions. For a brain shaped by AuDHD, moments like these can trigger a wave of dread that feels less like an emotion and more like an emergency - and the relationships closest to that person often bear the weight of it, confused and unsure how to help.This guide walks through what's actually happening inside the AuDHD nervous system when rejection sensitivity takes hold, and what changes once that pattern is finally understood rather than endured in silence. Real, practical tools take shape chapter by chapter: recognizing a spiral before it peaks, translating overwhelming internal experience into words a partner or friend can actually act on, setting boundaries that hold even under pressure, and moving through conflict without it threatening the entire relationship.Written by a clinical psychologist and AuDHD advocate, this book speaks directly to anyone whose nervous system reacts to rejection with unusual intensity, and to the partners, friends, and family members trying to understand what's happening beneath the surface. The path forward isn't about eliminating sensitivity - it's about building a relationship with it that no longer runs the show, making room for the kind of connection built to last.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Mornings that fall apart before the shoes are even on. A bedroom that feels impossible to clean. Big feelings that show up faster than words can explain them. For a kid with AuDHD, everyday life can come with extra hurdles that a typical parenting book just doesn't cover.This book breaks those hurdles down into small, doable steps. Inside, kids and the grown-ups supporting them will find visual routines that actually stick, sensory-friendly strategies for getting dressed and getting ready, and simple systems for tackling homework and cleanup without a meltdown. There's a whole toolkit for understanding big feelings - what's really happening in the brain and body, and exactly what to do about it. There are scripts for sharing, starting conversations, and making real friends. There are tools for following instructions without a power struggle, and for building independence one small win at a time.Written in warm, practical language, this isn't a book about fixing a kid who was never broken. It's a toolbox - one built to meet an AuDHD brain exactly where it is, with real strategies that respect how that brain actually works. By the final page, big challenges start to feel a little smaller, and confidence starts to feel a whole lot bigger.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Every parent of a neurodivergent toddler knows the feeling: a meltdown that seems to erupt from nowhere, a sock that suddenly becomes unbearable, a request that goes unanswered simply because the words aren't there yet. The AuDHD Life Skills Toolkit for Toddlers meets these moments with something rare - real understanding paired with tools that actually work in the middle of ordinary, chaotic days.Written for parents raising toddlers who carry both autistic and ADHD traits, this book moves gently between the 'why' behind big feelings, sensory reactions, and communication differences, and the 'how' of responding in ways that build trust instead of battles. Inside, discover ways to read behavior as communication, build a personalized emotions toolbox, create sensory-friendly routines that actually stick, and open new pathways for connection long before - or alongside - spoken words arrive.This isn't a book of rigid rules or one-size-fits-all charts. It's a companion for the exhausting, tender, often invisible work of raising a small human whose brain works differently - and beautifully. Practical, warm, and grounded in how toddlers actually experience the world, it offers a steady hand for the hardest hours and a wider lens for the biggest questions.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some brains don't split neatly into one category or the other. They pull toward routine and novelty at the same time, crave silence and stimulation in the same afternoon, and burn out from tasks that look effortless from the outside. For years, autism and ADHD were treated as mutually exclusive - leaving anyone living at their intersection without a name for what they were experiencing, let alone a way to work with it.This book offers exactly that. Grounded in clinical insight and real lived experience, it walks through why autism and ADHD amplify and mask each other in ways neither diagnosis explains alone, how decades of misunderstood behavior turned into internalized shame, and how to replace guesswork with an accurate, personal understanding of sensory needs, energy patterns, and executive function.Rather than another generic productivity system, this is a practical framework for building an environment, a routine, and a daily rhythm designed around one very specific brain - not the one advice columns assume everyone has. Written by a clinical psychologist and AuDHD advocate, it offers something rarer than a fix: a way to stop treating a different kind of mind as a problem to solve, and start building a life that actually holds it.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some relationships carry a passenger nobody invited. A sigh gets read as fury. A delayed reply becomes proof of abandonment. A gentle piece of feedback lands like a verdict on someone's entire worth. For couples navigating life with AuDHD, this invisible presence has a name - Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria - and it can quietly reshape everything from morning greetings to late-night arguments, long before either partner understands what's actually happening.Dr. Diana Moyer, a clinical psychologist and AuDHD advocate, offers a compassionate, clear-eyed guide to a dynamic rarely named and even more rarely understood. Drawing on clinical insight and lived experience, this book traces RSD from its neurological roots through its tangled relationship with autistic masking, then into the daily texture of real partnerships - the misfired jokes, the spirals over nothing, the exhaustion of walking on eggshells.What follows isn't a promise to eliminate RSD. It's something sturdier: practical communication tools for two different nervous systems, strategies for de-escalating spirals without abandoning honesty, and a roadmap for building the kind of structural safety that lets a relationship hold difficulty without breaking. For anyone loving - or being loved by - someone with RSD, this book offers what's been missing: language, understanding, and a way forward.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some brains feel rejection like a physical wound - sudden, disproportionate, and impossible to reason away in the moment. For adults navigating the intersection of autism and ADHD, this experience has a name: Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. It shows up as a delayed text spiraling into hours of dread, a piece of feedback that feels like a verdict on someone's entire worth, or a quiet, constant bracing for disapproval that colors even ordinary interactions.This guide moves past dismissive labels like 'too sensitive' and into the actual neuroscience, lived patterns, and practical tools behind RSD in the AuDHD brain. Readers will learn to trace their own rejection spiral from first trigger to full collapse, build a personalized toolkit for calming an overwhelmed nervous system in real time, and begin the slower work of separating self-worth from the approval of others. The final chapters turn outward - toward naming this experience to the people who matter most, setting boundaries without spiraling into guilt, and choosing relationships and environments that support steadier ground.Written with warmth, precision, and zero pathologizing, this book offers language, structure, and genuine relief for anyone who has ever felt destroyed by a raised eyebrow - and the people who love them.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - For someone with an AuDHD brain, rejection doesn't arrive quietly. A pause before a text reply, a neutral comment from a manager, a joke that might have landed wrong - any of these can trigger a wave of shame so intense it feels physical. This is Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, and it has a shape, a mechanism, and, most importantly, a set of tools that actually work with this kind of nervous system instead of against it.Dr. Diana Moyer walks through exactly what happens in the AuDHD brain during a criticism spiral, why the replay loop keeps a difficult conversation running long after it ended, and how years of people-pleasing and masking quietly drain energy that could go somewhere else entirely. Real strategies fill every chapter - ways to interrupt a spiral before it gathers speed, close a rumination loop without white-knuckling through it, say no without a wave of panic, and recover when full emotional flooding hits and every other tool feels out of reach.This isn't a promise of a life free from rejection. It's a guide toward something more realistic and more valuable: a nervous system that no longer needs an entire day, or an entire sense of self, hijacked by every hard moment that comes its way.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some days the tank feels full. Others, it seems to empty before the coffee even finishes brewing - and no amount of planning explains why.For adults living at the intersection of autism and ADHD, energy does not behave the way it does for everyone else. Two neurological systems, often pulling in opposite directions, compete for the same limited resource, and the result is an exhaustion that rarely matches what the day's to-do list would suggest. A 'simple' errand can cost more than an entire workday. A task that should take five minutes can sit untouched for a week. And the crash that follows an ordinary Tuesday can feel entirely disproportionate to whatever that Tuesday actually contained.Dr. Diana Moyer, a clinical psychologist and AuDHD advocate, unpacks the real architecture behind this exhaustion - the hidden cost of masking, the neuroscience of why starting a task can feel impossible, the quiet drain of sensory overload in ordinary spaces, and the slow slide toward burnout that so many AuDHD adults recognize only after it has already taken hold.Part explanation, part practical guide, this book offers a way to finally read the meter accurately - and to start building a life around actual capacity, rather than the illusion of unlimited willpower.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - For far too long, the story of autism and ADHD has been told through a lens that left women out entirely. Women with AuDHD: Masking, Misdiagnosis, and Finding Your True Self by Dr. Diana Moyer is the definitive guide for women navigating the complex intersection of autism and ADHD - two conditions that, when combined, create an experience that is uniquely demanding, uniquely misunderstood, and uniquely powerful.Drawing on deep neurological insight and compassionate understanding of the female experience, Dr. Moyer walks readers through the full landscape of AuDHD - from the science of how both conditions interact, to the exhausting performance of masking, to the decades of misdiagnosis that have left generations of women without the support they deserved. With unflinching honesty and genuine warmth, this book examines how AuDHD shapes relationships, fractures identity, and quietly consumes the energy of women who were never told that the problem was never them.More than a diagnosis guide, this is a roadmap for reclaiming an authentic life. Practical, affirming, and grounded in truth, Women with AuDHD offers every reader something she may never have been given before: an accurate picture of who she actually is, and a clear path toward a life built around that truth.For the woman who always knew something was different - this book was written for her.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Somewhere between forcing eye contact one too many times and pretending, again, to follow a conversation that stopped making sense minutes ago, something inside finally gives out. For adults carrying both autism and ADHD, that collapse has a name few people recognize: AuDHD burnout.AuDHD Burnout Recovery maps this experience with clarity and compassion, explaining why two competing nervous systems - one craving structure, the other craving stimulation - create a hidden, exhausting friction long before any outside stressor ever appears. Drawing on the realities of masking, sensory overload, executive dysfunction, and emotional dysregulation, this book explains why AuDHD burnout so often gets mistaken for depression, anxiety, or simple laziness, and why generic burnout advice rarely helps.Each chapter builds toward a fuller picture: what burnout actually is, why masking accelerates it, how exhaustion spreads across mind, body, and senses at once, and what genuine, sustainable recovery requires. Rather than promising a return to who someone was before burnout hit, this book offers something more lasting - a path toward rest that restores, boundaries that protect, and an identity finally allowed to exist without constant translation.Written by Dr. Diana Moyer, this is a guide back to a self that was never lost, only buried.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Most productivity books were not written for a mind like yours. They assume consistency, linear thinking, and a nervous system that responds predictably to discipline and habit. For the millions of people living with both autism and ADHD - the AuDHD experience - that assumption turns every well-intentioned system into another source of failure and shame.The Productivity Paradox: Getting Things Done with an AuDHD Mind changes that conversation entirely. Dr. Diana Moyer draws on the latest neuroscience and the lived reality of AuDHD experience to deliver a productivity framework built from the ground up for this specific cognitive profile. From the hidden energy costs of masking and sensory load, to the paradox of needing routine while resisting it, to the extraordinary capacity for deep focus and the burnout that follows when that capacity is mismanaged - every chapter addresses the real obstacles that AuDHD people face and offers practical, honest strategies for navigating them.This is not a book about fixing a broken brain. It is a book about finally understanding a different one - and building a working life that fits it. Grounded, compassionate, and genuinely useful, The Productivity Paradox is the guide that AuDHD readers have always needed and never had.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Relationships were not designed with AuDHD brains in mind. The standard advice - communicate more openly, set firmer boundaries, be more present - assumes a nervous system that processes the world in ways most AuDHD people simply do not. The result is a gap between what relationships are supposed to look like and what they actually feel like for people living at the intersection of autism and ADHD.AuDHD and Relationships by Dr Diana Moyer is the guide that closes that gap.Written with honesty and without clinical distance, this book moves through every dimension of AuDHD relationships - the push and pull between craving connection and needing to retreat, the communication breakdowns that have nothing to do with how much someone cares, the boundaries that collapse before they are ever fully stated, the sensory realities of physical intimacy, and the long, unglamorous work of sustaining a relationship without losing the self in the process.This is not a book about fixing AuDHD. It is a book about understanding it clearly enough to build something real - relationships that are honest, structurally sound, and spacious enough to hold the actual person inside them.For anyone who has ever felt too complicated to be loved well, this book makes the case that the right relationship was never going to fit a generic template anyway.…