Revised and Updated Smart But Feeling Dumb New Understanding and Dramatic Treatment for Dyslexia (LD/ADD)
Dr. Levinson has obviously drawn on extensive practical experience and a thorough review of relevant basic science and research data. This book should give hope to parents of children who have experienced phobias, balance disorders, disequilibrium, and learning disabilities. --Kenneth M. Grundfast, M.D., Chairman, Department of Otolryngology, Children's Hospital, National Medical CenterThere is little doubt that Dr. Levinson's multimodal approach to dyslexic patients and various medications can improve reading and writing skills. I recommend this book and believe in the author's approach to these children, many of whom benefit from his diagnositc evaluation, treatment, and management. --J. T. Jabour, M.D., Journal of Clinical PsychiatryThis text is brilliantly written...may well prevent the bruising of the self-esteem and egos of young school children. --Leonard S. Girsh, M.D., Director, Allergy & Clinical Immunology, Medical College of Pennsylvania, and Chairman, Neuro-Allergy Committee, American College of AllergistsDr. Levinson has obviously drawn on extensive practical experience and a thorough review of relevant basic science and research data. This book should give hope to parents of children who have experienced phobias, balance disorders, disequilibrium, and learning disabilities. --Kenneth M. Grundfast, M.D., Chairman, Department of Otolryngology, Children's Hospital, National Medical CenterThis text is brilliantly written...may well prevent the bruising of the self-esteem and egos of young school children. --Leonard S. Girsh, M.D., Director, Allergy & Clinical Immunology, Medical College of Pennsylvania, and Chairman, Neuro-Allergy Committee, American College of Allergists