Dr. Thomas E. Brown

Dr. Brown was my go-to for understanding ADHD and he will be deeply missed on this Earth. Sincere condolences to his family and all who loved him.

He was honest with me about what many sufferers learn over time: that if ADHD medication doesn´t work, there´s not much else.

Tom was an amazing man - a truly kind, empathetic person, who strived to make the world a better place. And he did. He will be sorely missed.

Please accept my sincere condolences. As a special education teacher and someone diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood, I have followed and cited Dr. Brown´s work. His clarity and compassion shaped my classroom and gave me hope. I´m deeply grateful for his legacy.

I heard today thought the article in the WSJ that Dr. Thomas Brown had passed away over a month ago. I was so sad to hear that. I had found Dr. Brown through doing a lot of research research on ADHD and I made an appointment for my son to meet w him. My son was not able to meet w him so I met w him knowing that I struggled as well w symptoms of ADHD and we met while he was practicing in California. I recall sending the ADHD 28 min primed so many people that felt they or a love one struggled....

Dr. Brown has been an immense influence in my life - first, when I was seeking to understand my own ADHD, and then later, when I decided to become a therapist helping others with ADHD. I have loaned his book to more people than I can recall, and the response is unanimous: his perspective is eye-opening, mind-expanding, and for people with / close to others who have ADHD, life-changing. I am so sad to hear Dr. Brown passed before I could meet him and shake his hand. I will try my lifelong best...

thank you for helping me understand who i am. i was honored to be diagnosed by this legend a few years back! i will never forget how supportive and understanding he was. may his great soul rest in peace. i will always keep him in my prayers.