The Neuroanatomy of ADHD and thus how to treat ADHD - CADDAC - Dr Russel Barkley part 2ALL
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
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This man is the best possible person to talk about adhd for hours on end, its so captivating and well spoken that you cannot not focus even with focusing problems.
15:10 the source of self motivation. The ability to use emotion as motivation to accomplish tasks in the absence of immediate consequences.
If you have to rewind and replay what you just missed a multitude of times throughout this presentation, you might have ADHD lol
Dude that is SO me! I rewind sentences all the time because I really, REALLY wanted to know what I missed, and right before it comes up I lose attention again and I end up having to rewind again. It's so frustrating.
Watching and taking notes from this lecture while I supposed to write my paper which is important to attain my goals is just like... personal attack. lol. Anyway, I always love Dr. Russell Barkley explanation that can relate ADHD to biology (e.g brain structure) and not in a trivial ways.
He talks about adhd but then listening to him is so captivating that I’m able to focus. Got me thinking that I don’t even have adhd
Highly professional and detailed discourse! An impressive and remarkable professor! I have just a recommendation (to the technicians) the written term Olympic system in the simultaneous subtitles below to be replaced with the term Limbic system which is what the lecturer actually says.
His speech is passion driven and addictive 👍
I love this. NB: the idea of non-human animals simply being “Skinnerian stimulus-response machines” is incredibly outdated. I’m an Ethologist (Animal Behaviour Scientist) please don’t walk away from this thinking that non-human animals are simply stimulus-response machines - we also see planning and inhibition in animals and their responses and cognition can be complex. Humans exceling in these areas does not automatically mean that non-human animals are lacking these capabilities.
So basically other animals plan too, it's just that we're better at it
Seven years ago and I only find this ..ow!?
This makes me a bit more curious to brain working areas...
This really highlights why it used to be called "minimal brain damage"
I practice scales on desks, Whistle like birds, move my knee up and down rapidly, etc. many times without being aware.
excellent thank you D,A NYC
Lol ‘George Bush’ - not THAT George Bush! ...That George Bush couldn’t review a Dr. Seuss let alone a Dr.Barkley publication. 😂
I look forward to hear more from him on cultural, linguistic, and toxicological - EM, influences,..and implications re: ADD and ADDHD and its distinctions.
It’s implicated through the research that the condition is neuro-genetic in aetiology roughly 80% of the time. The other 20% is seems to caused by traumatic brain injury to the same brain regions that are affected by the genes in heritable ADHD. At least, that’s what I gathered from his talk - I may be wrong.
So it doesn’t appear at this time that there are cultural, linguistic or toxicological factors involved which is concreted in by his statement “this is not a sociology problem, it’s not a social construct, it’s a genuine neuropsychological disorder characterised and explained by anatomical and genetic differences compared to other clinical disorders and the general population. 💯💚
This is excatly what I deal with. HELP!!
Same! 😨
I would be the one throttling my boss if he insulted me lol
Rename the title of these vids, loose the: and thus how to treat! That information not in these 2 parts.
How to treat is in part 3: czcams.com/video/sPFmKu2S5XY/video.html
@@richardjenkins2321 thank you so much! 🙏
I've suspected for a long time i had ADHD. Last year at age 38 I took the tests and was diagnosed with adult ADHD, depression and anxiety. It was stated I have a high executive function but from everything he's said here I wonder if that was a mistake. If I move to a new apartment, i'm lost for months, i have a hard time getting back into the groove of life, to get back to the projects, hobbies and tasks I was doing pre move. I have a difficult time starting things, if i dong finish its hard to come back to it. I've been engaged for 3 years now and planning a wedding gives me no end of anxiety, its always a battle of looking at the whole picture vs breaking it down task by task. I can't seem to do for myself as well as i do for others.
The emotional regulation i've lacked my whole life has just been super, no really.. ITS A BLAST. And only gotten worse as time has gone on. 2 years ago I got into a fight with my mother over the phone. I was getting more and more heated as the convo went on, and at the end of it she said some really nasty and disrespectful things about my partner, me and our relationship in general. I told her to eff off and hung up the phone, we havent spoke since. Afterwards when i calmed, i validated the anger i felt, it was warranted, i recognized my emotions took control of my actions and I wished I had said something more profound that left her thinking, something like "when you get your mind right and your nastiness gone call me back, until then its better for my emotional and mental health to not interact with you" But no, i told her to eff off. So I have her ammunition to hold strong to her victim card and tell all my family how horrid a person I am, She's got her own share of mental issues and problems, like narcissism , gas lighting, lying and playing victim about everything. Yay future wellfare destroyed. My whole family, including my father believed her lies and havent spoke to me in 2 years. This has done wonders for my depression, let me tell you.
It’s driving me crazy, somebody please help me figure out what commercials he’s talking about at 12:50
It sounds vaguely familiar but I want to say they were at least 10 years ago
How come that this video has got subtitle? because it's helpful and looks like CZcams is doing it .
16:00 - 18:14
16:57 man i hate adhd
I started crying in that part
I appreciate all his lectures, but the sloppiness of the readout of what he says shows no care for making it clear. Full of easily fixable mistakes.
How come that this video has got subtitle? because it's helpful and looks like CZcams is doing it .
Go to settings (the wheel thing on the upper right corner of the lecture screen) and select captions