Check out the journey of this entrepreneur who transformed his perceived limitation of ADHD into one of his greatest strengths and further created a business out of it. Vedant Lamba, is a 22-year-old sneakerhead, who built Mainstreet Marketplace, India’s largest sneaker reselling platform. He is the pioneer who revolutionized sneaker culture in India at the age of just 17. Recently, Mainstreet opened a 1,600-square-foot store in New Delhi, which is said to be Asia’s largest sneaker resale store (now in Delhi, Mumbai and Pune) offering brands ranging from Yeezy, Jordan, Adidas, Nike, Drewhouse and Supreme. Catering to an intriguing clientele featuring the likes of film stars and businessmen, Vedant has undoubtedly proven to be a dynamic entrepreneur. At leisure, Vedant loves to indulge in playing sports, working, reading and networking. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at x
This little capsule has made life with ADHD interesting over the past month. With ups, there are downs that cannot be avoided. Just because you medicate doesnt make you weak, it shows your are aware and taking the necessary steps to gain control of your illness/condition. Dont let something so small define you. It's there to help, not hinder. Never fold under the criticism of those who dont understand you. Let's be understanding and encouraging vs discouraging.
ADHD is found in all communities. For Latinos, cultural norms and barriers to healthcare affect the perception of ADHD symptoms in children, which may go unnoticed or undiagnosed. What are some of the cultural barriers to ADHD treatment? How can cultural beliefs affect treatment for ADHD? Dr. Lauren Haack will discuss common symptoms of ADHD and its presence in the Latino population. In addition, she gives insight into important cultural considerations professionals need to be aware of when treating Latinos with ADHD. She will also discuss how gender roles and family values may influence decisions about treatment options.
Lauren Haack, PhD, is an assistant professor and attending psychologist in the department of psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco. Her research program and clinical practice focus on accessible and culturally attuned evidence-based services for vulnerable youth and families, with a particular specialty in ADHD services for children in Spanish-speaking, Latinx families.
Psychiatrist Phil Borders addresses the question of whether stimulant medications are overprescribed. This video is partly a reaction/ response to the recently released "Take Your Pills" documentary on Netflix.
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It’s natural for most of us to spend time descending into worry about our reputation: what if we are accused of something, what if we are ostracised, mocked and cancelled? A useful way out of the panic was suggested many centuries ago by the Stoic thinkers of Ancient Greece and Rome.
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“It’s natural for most of us to spend time worrying about our reputation: what others think of us, whether we are deemed good or bad by the community…
This can quickly become a painful topic, and our thoughts can descend into bonfires of worry: what if we are accused of something, what if we are ostracised and mocked, what about if we become a pariah?
A useful way out of the panic was suggested many centuries ago by the Stoic thinkers of Ancient Greece and Rome. They suggested that we divide the topic of reputation into two.
On the one hand, who we are and what we think of ourselves.
And on the other: what other people may decide to declare or say about us.”
It would be great if people with ADHD could have their brains scanned and the results would illuminate a flashing neon sign that definitively diagnosed the condition, but of course it’s never that simple. In the final episode on ADHD, we’ll dive into how it’s diagnosed and what the most common treatments seem to be.
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Research indicates the ADHD brain looks and behaves differently from neurotypical brains, but imaging technology like CT scans, PET scans, or MRIs can’t be used to diagnose it, in part because they’re not sensitive enough yet to work on a case-by-case basis or differentiate between other possible causes.
There are a wide malady of tests that can be given, but frankly, you don't even need any tests necessarily to diagnose ADHD. It could be diagnosed through observation, interview, that sort of thing. Often it just comes down to the observations of a trained medical professional like a psychiatrist, psychologist, or pediatrician.
To meet the criteria for an ADHD diagnosis the symptoms have to negatively impact work, school, or social functioning, be persistent for at least 6 months and in at least two settings like at school and at home, and they have to appear before age 12. Patients under 17 must have at least 6 symptoms, and those 17 and up must show at least 5. Still, even detailed guidelines applied by medical professionals don’t guarantee an accurate diagnosis.
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“Diagnosing ADHD in adults is more difficult because there's some disagreement about whether the list of symptoms used to diagnose children and teenagers also applies to adults. In some cases, an adult may be diagnosed with ADHD if they have 5 or more of the symptoms of inattentiveness, or 5 or more of hyperactivity and impulsiveness, listed in diagnostic criteria for children with ADHD.”
ADHD Medications for Adults and Children: ADD Stimulants, Nonstimulants & More
“Adderall. Vyvanse. Ritalin. Strattera. Concerta. The number of ADHD medication options is staggering, and finding the right treatment feels overwhelming at times. Here, an ADHD specialist explains the stimulant and nonstimulant options for adults and children in terms we can all understand.”
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“Technology helps ADHDers by providing brain stimulation, but technology can also help the brain slow down through meditation practices and apps such as Calm, Headspace, and Open, which includes movement with mindfulness. Do we need technology to meditate? Absolutely not. But can it help achieve results? Absolutely.”
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Diseases of the body garner sympathy, says comedian Ruby Wax — except those of the brain. Why is that? With dazzling energy and humor, Wax, diagnosed a decade ago with clinical depression, urges us to put an end to the stigma of mental illness.
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Nikki is a Pharm D. candidate that was diagnosed with ADHD when she came to the US, as it was not common in her own country and thus overlooked. She shares with us how this disease impacted her understanding of self, and how she learned to embrace her differences to make her a better person. Nikki Amini is a Pharm D. Candidate at MCPHS, with some great stories to tell! She is originally from Iran, but moved to Canada at the age of 19, and eventually to the US for her doctorate. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at x
"It all begins and ends in your mind; what you give power to has power over you."
In her talk, Salma reflects on how living with ADHD has caused her life to be un-conventional, hectic, and in the same time quiet intriguing. She lets us have a small glimpse of what goes on in her mind, and makes us understand why ADHD is a superpower.
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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. An individual understanding of ADHD can help you understand what it means to live in a world that is hyperlink-rich. Wikipedia, Twitter, Instagram, and other similar media provide a rich, multidirectional environment that is well-suited for the ADHD mind.
Theodore Siggelakis graduated from Quinnipiac University as a 2014. Theo created his own major in Public Policy Analysis. It combines courses from English, Political Science and Sociology. He was active in Quinnipiac University’s Student Government, interned for numerous political campaigns, and now is the Campaign Manager for a New Hampshire state senatorial campaign.
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WORKING OUT IN THE GYM. START YOUR OWN BUSINESS. REST, TAKE A DEEP BREATH. It is good to take breaks. Remember to drink lots of water. EAT PROTEIN FOOD – CHICKEN NUGGETS
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Nikki is a Pharm D. candidate that was diagnosed with ADHD when she came to the US, as it was not common in her own country and thus overlooked. We hear from her about how ADHD affected her self-understanding and how she was able to accept her differences in order to be a better person. Nikki Amini, a Ph.D. Candidate at MCPHS has many great stories! Her roots are in Iran. She moved to Canada as a child to pursue her doctorate. This talk was presented at a TEDx event that used the TED conference format, but was organized independently by a local community. Find out more at x
ADHD is found in all communities. For Latinos, cultural norms and barriers to healthcare affect the perception of ADHD symptoms in children, which may go unnoticed or undiagnosed. What are some of the cultural barriers to ADHD treatment? How can cultural beliefs affect treatment for ADHD? Dr. Lauren Haack will discuss common symptoms of ADHD and its presence in the Latino population. In addition, she gives insight into important cultural considerations professionals need to be aware of when treating Latinos with ADHD. She will also discuss how gender roles and family values may influence decisions about treatment options.
Lauren Haack, PhD, is an assistant professor and attending psychologist in the department of psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco. Her research program and clinical practice focus on accessible and culturally attuned evidence-based services for vulnerable youth and families, with a particular specialty in ADHD services for children in Spanish-speaking, Latinx families.
This video will go over some of the long term effects of ADHD medication including Adderall, Vyvanse, Concerta, Ritalin, and other amphetamines for kids and adults. Short term effects of ADHD medication covered in previous video.
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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. An individual understanding of ADHD can help you understand what it means to live in a world that is hyperlink-rich. Wikipedia, Twitter, Instagram, and other similar media provide a rich, multidirectional environment that is well-suited for the ADHD mind.
Theodore Siggelakis graduated from Quinnipiac University as a 2014. Theo created his own major in Public Policy Analysis. It combines courses from English, Political Science and Sociology. He was active in Quinnipiac University’s Student Government, interned for numerous political campaigns, and now is the Campaign Manager for a New Hampshire state senatorial campaign.
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