I AM Not Bad, I Have ADHD: A Guide for Kids and Families - Paperback

Williams, Wyvonne: - Wyvonne Williams, LCPC, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, author, speaker, entrepreneur, and founder of Helping Hands Counseling & Wellness. Through her private practice, she provides mental health services and is dedicated to helping individuals and families better understand mental health. Drawing from her professional expertise, personal lived experience with mental illness, and her journey as a mother of a child with special needs, Wyvonne creates practical, compassionate resources that make mental health education accessible to children, adults, families, schools, churches, and communities.She is the author of the I Am Not Bad children's book series, which helps children understand anxiety, ADHD, autism, depression, learning differences, and DMDD through engaging stories, coping skills, and Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) concepts. Her books are designed to help children recognize that they are not defined by a diagnosis and to build confidence, resilience, and self-understanding.Wyvonne is also the author of Parenting Interesting Children, a resource created to support parents raising children with unique emotional, behavioral, developmental, and learning needs.Her upcoming publications include the Faith & Mental Health series, which equips churches to better support individuals and families affected by mental health conditions through education, practical tools, and faith-based support. Additional upcoming resources include small group curricula, mental health workbooks, and The Group Therapy Toolkit: 40 Ready-to-Use Mental Health Sessions for Teens and Adults.She also writes fiction and nonfiction works that explore mental health, resilience, faith, and personal growth.As both a mental health professional and someone with lived experience, Wyvonne understands the importance of hope, support, and access to accurate mental health information. Through her writing, counseling work, and advocacy, she is committed to reducing stigma, increasing understanding, and helping people discover that mental health challenges do not define who they are. Her goal is simple: to provide hope, education, and practical tools that empower people to thrive.