Can You Cure ADHD Without Medications? 

U.S. Board certified psychiatrist and neurologist, Dr. Amnon Gimpel writes new book on ADHD that focuses on practical brain exercises to cure ADHD rather than medications. 

(MediaQuire.com)   If you have ever wanted to explore a new cure for ADHD, the newly released book, “Brain Exercises to Cure ADHD” is the ideal starting point.  Dr. Gimpel has developed a comprehensive proven approach to treat ADHD. In the ADHD brain, there are areas that are lagging in development. Some of the symptoms of this are impulsivity, inattention and immaturity. Breakthrough research confirms that targeted mental and physical exercises actually stimulate weaker areas of the brain to grow.

The goal of Dr. Gimpel's book is to coach parents;  On the strategies and methods that will help their child develop a quicker and more flexible brain while elevating their confidence and self esteem. This program can be modified to fit each child's talents, abilities and interests. There is no need for expensive equipment. Parents can be trained to do everything a professional would do.

Ordinary events and conversations can be used to develop more sophisticated thinking skills and problem solving approaches to re-enforce the targeted mental and physical exercises that will be a part of a daily routine.  There has never been a time to be more optimistic about curing ADHD. “This book is about empowering parents to do just that. Adolescents and adults can also master techniques to help them academically, socially and professionally by building a better brain,says Dr.Gimpel

Interviews:  Dr. Gimpel will be available for radio interviews by telephone.  He is available for television interviews while in the U.S. January 9, 2009 through January 25, 2009. 

Media Contact:Victoria lynn Weston:  404.816.0602 MediaQuire 

ABOUT DR. AMNON GIMPEL

U.S. Board Certified Psychiatrist and Neurologist with medical licenses in both America and Israel. Dr. Gimpel has developed a comprehensive proven approach to treat ADHD. This is not the first time a fresh new approach to treatment has improved the prognosis of Dr. Gimpel's patients. During the 1980’s, he established the first out-patient hospital for chemical dependency in the U.S. that was approved by the Hospital Association of America. This revolutionary approach allowed many chemically dependent adolescents and adults with ADHD to receive more effective treatment and to overcome the addictions that impaired their lives.

As director of the adolescent day program at Brawner Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, he developed a new program to help adolescents deal with the many challenges they were facing. The kids were returned to their school and home environments rather than extensive hospitalization. In the late afternoon, they would come to the program to develop strong coping mechanisms to manage the stresses they encountered during the day. As director of the Marriage and Sex Counseling Clinic at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Gimpel designed techniques to help couples where one or both were suffering from ADHD symptoms. Adult ADHD affects not only job performance but impacts personal and intimate relationships.Dr. Gimpel has a broad base of experience in helping those whose potential has been impaired by ADHD across all age and socio-economic groups. This combined with his daily personal struggle with ADHD as a child and young adult has given him fresh insight into how to permanently reduce ADHD symptoms and gradually remove the need for any medication while building a quicker more effective brain in those with ADHD.A father of  three kids and grandfather of nine children, Dr. Amnon Gimpel lives in Israel with his wife.   

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