After the Diagnosis - Achieving ADHD Acceptance, Treatment & Momentum (with Ari Tuckman, Psy.D.)
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- čas přidán 18. 09. 2022
- A new diagnosis of ADHD can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, there is the relief - finally you understand the neurological roots of your (or your child’s) actions and behavior. On the other hand, there is confusion, overwhelm, and questions: What does the latest scientific research say about ADHD? What are the most effective, evidence-based treatments for managing symptoms? Could ADHD be a competitive advantage? Getting the right answers to these questions is critical to taking control of ADHD symptoms once and for all.
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67 years of age and waiting to get an assessment with a psychiatrist in Australia.
Every single aspect of my life has been affected. How do I feel - exhausted, sad but it explains so much.
Diagnosed in the last week, after 45 years. What a ride…
Ditto... after 65 years.
Last month 58, what fun .....
55 years old, diagnosed less than a week ago
29 yrs
Same here in Louisiana. 47 yrs old & literally JUST diagnosed about a week ago. First time a diagnosis actually "makes sense" to me!
Im a 55 year old female Diagnosed 2 months ago!! After learning of life long friends diagnosis at 47, I started researching into ADHD.. I was totally uneducated. I instantly knew not only did I have it, so did my youngest daughter who is 27.
It has been a huge revelation for both of us.
Miss diagnosed for years with Bi polar, depression and anxiety, prescribed many antidepressants that never worked.
I survived a ruptured Brain Aneurysm at 43!! I got this 👍🏻
My doctor started me on Adderall and it has changed my life. My daughter who lives in Australia has an upcoming appointment with a psychiatrist.
It has been quite the journey..
Looking back everything fits into place now.
I now wonder how on earth did I successfully raise 4 amazing children🫣🤯
I can finally move forward and learn to do everything possible to live out the rest of my productively.
Great webinar. Really appreciate the info and how Dr. Tuckman presented it. Q&A section was also great.
Diagnosed 5 yrs ago. Always appreciate your knowledge and wisdom! Thank you for sharing it with us. I feel understood after listening…so refreshing!
Diagnosed last Saturday. Now trying to figure out where I go from here 🤣. 29 years of chaos.
55:53 ADHD mixed with Complex PTSD ............................ Now We're Talkin!!!
15 years ago
I think one can keep the secret (adhd) even to oneself - with false selfs (90% of life energy) ! of cormorbidities (HP + C-PTSD).
(Anger is perhaps also "internalized")
In addition, it is a misleading label. I have hidden my struggles for many years because they are socially stigmatized. Listening to this guy.... it is so obvious. When I understood hyper-focus, everything changed.
@@fredhubbard7210 Yes, Hyper-focus is "insanly" part of it, it's a (no less exceptional) tree hiding the forest.
what causes ADHD to develop in adults, with no symptoms whatsoever in childhood
If you did NOT have it as a child...then ADHD is NOT the correct diagnosis.
Many other problems can cause the same symptoms. Including PTSD.
It has to be affecting you from childhood to be named adhd
Many masked it well during childhood , so takes a little more digging /deeper thinking
Problems with the Thyroid gland can manifest as ADHD.
Sleep Apnea can manifest as ADHD.
Complex PTSD can manifest as ADHD.
Cheeseburger can manifest as ADHD!
there are different types of ADHD. i have the inattentive type. they called it daydreaming. my neice was told she had abscence mal seizures. now diagnosed with inattentive ADHD. its genetic. four of us in my family have it.