So, you want some book recommendations. There are thousands of books on various aspects of leadership, personal and professional development, diversity, neurodiversity, and ADHD. While there might not be one book that covers all your interests, the list I’ve curated here is a healthy balance of academic, evidence-based, and lived experience perspectives.
Books on Adult ADHD
Let’s start with some book recommendations on ADHD. Learn more about adult ADHD from psychologists, coaches, and educators – some with lived experience.
Meredith Carder
Tamara Rosier, PhD
Jesse J. Anderson
Russell A. Barkley, PhD
A Radical Guide for Women with ADHD
Sari Solden MS, Michelle Frank PsyD
Jessica McCabe
Penn and Kim Holderness
Neurodiversity Resources
These titles offer shed light on different neurodivergent experiences, and help individuals find ways to better advocate for what they need.
Devon Price, PhD
The Adult ADHD & Anxiety Workbook
Russell Ramsay, PhD
The Neurodivergent Friendly Workbook of DBT Skills
Sonny Jane Wise
Dr. Megan Anna Neff
Inclusive Workplaces
These titles offer some ideas and perspectives that apply to leading with ADHD, and neurodiversity in the workplace. While these are all much broader than ADHD or neurodiversity, they may spark some ideas!
Melissa Doman
Ludmila N. Praslova, PhD
Dave Thompson
Yes You Can Talk About Mental Health at Work
Melissa Doman
Jennifer Brown
Tiffany Yu
Rohit Bhargava and Jennifer Brown
Jessica Pettitt
Leadership Development
Some topics that might be interesting to those building neuroinclusive workplaces are featured in these books. For upcoming programming from MPG, check out Lead with ADHD.
Charles Duhigg
Chip Heath & Dan Heath
Chip Heath & Dan Heath
Craig Weber
I hope this gives you some ideas of what to read next! I don’t recommend buying all of these all at once…just figure out what is most important to you right now. Not ready to buy? Many of these titles are available in hard copy, eBook, and audio from your library!
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