The New Book "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE ADHD KIND" will be launched in AUGUST 2010.
ADHD is viewed as a handicap. But it may well be these very qualities that that will help advance humanity from its limited 3rd dimensional mindset as Neil suggests in his book. I feel such a book is long overdue.
Mary Rodwell RN
Australian Close Encounter Research Network
ADHD better designates a non-conventional way of learning that promises to incorporate a greater assortment of perspectives and ideas. The behaviour of those with ADHD is analogous to one trying to break out from the small confines of the human brain socialized to think in linear terms in understanding the world.
Michael E Salla Ph.D
Founder, Exopolitics Institute
This amazing story is the saga of one man's struggle, to come to terms with the fact that he was different in an age when that difference was neither understood nor identified. In learning to cope with his ADHD condition he discovered that his abilities to read and relate to people of diverse backgrounds, origins and asperations were vastly enhanced way above the norm to an astounding and intuitive degree.
Douglas McClure M.A.
Coming to grips with ADHD, amplified by a panoply of paranormal events and extraterrestrial communications, Neil Gould transforms the cognitive dissonence and cultural intolerance of ADHD into an understanding of advanced conciousness
Rebecca Hardcastle Ph.D