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Binge drinking dysfunction is no longer the equivalent as bulimia which involves drinking tall portions of food after which the usage of issues to purge the food similar to over exercising, vomiting, or the usage of laxatives. Binge drinking dysfunction is a newly defined dysfunction and the requirements is as follows:
Eating a wide amount of food in a short timeframe, as an illustration like over just a few hours. This drinking behavior has to happen no longer no longer as a lot as as soon as a week for interval of three months.
Additionally, whilst you’re drinking, it's top to haven't any longer no longer as a lot as three of these 5 issues happening.
• That you can enjoy powerful faster than fashioned
• You feel uncomfortably paunchy
• You enjoy tall amounts of food even when you is at risk of be no longer hungry
• You enjoy alone because of you is at risk of be ashamed of how powerful you is at risk of be drinking
• You feel disgusted, uncomfortable or guilty afterwards
The predominant medicine for binge drinking dysfunction is treatment with or without medicine. The evidence-basically based entirely therapies are cognitive behavior treatment, interpersonal treatment, cognitive behavior treatment, guided self-help and dialectical behavior treatment for drinking dysfunction.
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In this episode, Eric is joined by Allison Lieberman, a licensed marriage and family therapist, is certified in postpartum mental health, and is a new-mom coach! She is the host of The New Mama Mentor Pod and helps new moms find peace and balance in their chaotic lives.
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Then, Eric and Allison dive into the work she does to educate new moms, the things that Allison has been learning with postpartum in the realm of ADHD, her experience with overstimulation and sensory processing, and the effects of stress, and differentiating between trauma and ADHD.
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In this episode, Eric is joined by Allison Lieberman, a licensed marriage and family therapist, is certified in postpartum mental health, and is a new-mom coach! She is the host of The New Mama Mentor Pod and helps new moms find peace and balance in their chaotic lives.
You’ll hear Allison share when she was diagnosed with ADHD, how her diagnosis impacted her practice and her life as a mom, how she struggled with postpartum anxiety after having her first child, the dangers of glorifying worrying as a parent, the personal narratives that arise as a parent, and Allison’s mission to bring light to postpartum anxiety.
Then, Eric and Allison dive into the work she does to educate new moms, the things that Allison has been learning with postpartum in the realm of ADHD, her experience with overstimulation and sensory processing, and the effects of stress, and differentiating between trauma and ADHD.
Finally, you’ll hear why Allison started her podcast, medical gaslighting, and how journaling can help through the process.
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This video describes how to talk to your child about ADHD medication.
If you know someone who is living with ADHD, it is important to do what you can to better understand it. The decision to start medications is never one to be taken lightly, and we hope this video excerpt on talking with your kids about ADHD medication was helpful. This is part of a longer masterclass presented by Dr. Bill Dodson exclusively through SmartCourse.io.
You can have access to this and many other top-quality masterclasses through Smart Course’s ADHD Membership Plus Plan. Go to our website and check it out now!
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This video describes how to talk to your child about ADHD medication.
If you know someone who is living with ADHD, it is important to do what you can to better understand it. The decision to start medications is never one to be taken lightly, and we hope this video excerpt on talking with your kids about ADHD medication was helpful. This is part of a longer masterclass presented by Dr. Bill Dodson exclusively through SmartCourse.io.
You can have access to this and many other top-quality masterclasses through Smart Course’s ADHD Membership Plus Plan. Go to our website and check it out now!
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CHANGE THE WORLD FOR KIDS WITH ADHD Support us on Patreon! Get exclusive perks! VISIT:
DOWNLOAD OUR EXPERT-CURATED LIST OF RESOURCES
Sign-up for our newsletter and we’ll send you our expert-curated list of ADHD resources including:
– General ADHD resources that every caregiver should have – ADHD resources specific to school accommodations and education services – and much, much more…
VISIT: .
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR SUMMIT & COURSE ON HELPING CAREGIVERS OF KIDS WITH ADHD This short preview cannot possibly address all concerns about the topics covered in our summit & course on parenting, educating, and treating children with ADHD.
For more information about Smart Course’s best content visit:
SUMMIT: ADHD Membership: .
JOIN OUR EXPERT-LED EDUCATION & SUPPORT GROUP FOR PARENTS OF KIDS WITH ADHD
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Living with untreated ADHD is like running the Boston Marathon with a bag of bricks on your back, says Dr. Brown. It is vital that children receive support.
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