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For a long time the model of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder has been that it’s a neurodevelopmental disorder that starts in childhood. The expected course of ADHD has been that that about 50% of people with childhood ADHD, continue to have symptoms into adulthood. But a study from earlier this year found that only 10% of children completely grow out of ADHD. In this video I talk about the expected course of ADHD from childhood into adulthood.
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Sibley MH, Arnold LE, Swanson JM, et al. Variable Patterns of Remission From ADHD in the Multimodal Treatment Study of ADHD. Am J Psychiatry. 2022;179(2):142-151.
Moffitt TE, Houts R, Asherson P, et al. Is Adult ADHD a Childhood-Onset Neurodevelopmental Disorder? Evidence From a Four-Decade Longitudinal Cohort Study. Am J Psychiatry. 2015;172(10):967-977.
Craig B.H. Surman, Joseph Biederman, Thomas Spencer, Dayna Yorks, Carolyn A. Miller, Carter R. Petty, and Stephen V. Faraone. Deficient Emotional Self-Regulation and Adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Family Risk Analysis American Journal of Psychiatry 2011 168:6, 617-623
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An intervention goes wrong when A misguided, but loving “woke” white husband tries to cure his black wife of being “not black enough.” This interracial relationship satire pokes fun at everybody while questioning what it means to be “black enough” and for whom? Karens, crazy white husbands, buckle up. Sketch comedy for all people.
An intervention goes wrong when A misguided, but loving “woke” white husband tries to cure his black wife of being “not black enough.” This interracial relationship satire pokes fun at everybody while questioning what it means to be “black enough” and for whom? Karens, crazy white husbands, buckle up. Sketch comedy for all people.
An intervention goes wrong when A misguided, but loving “woke” white husband tries to cure his black wife of being “not black enough.” This hilarious interracial comedy satire makes fun of everyone while asking what it means to “black enough” and who is doing it. Karens, crazy white husbands: buckle up! Sketch comedy for everyone.
Those of us with ADHD spend too much energy feeling guilty about our impossibly long to-do lists. The majority of to-do lists grow in length, making it difficult for us to be accountable for our time and feel guilty about how long they are. It is a good idea to create a new list every day, a “to-do” list. List whatever you did that day. Did you feed the cat? It should be added to the list. Do you need groceries? It should be added to the list. That list, at the end of each day, is our receipt of our time and proof of our accomplishments.
I wasn't sure if I was going to share this because it's very raw and personal, but I decided it's important to. If you resonate, comment. Share. Let's share our ADHD stories with others and make mental health professionals aware of what we're going through. Let's do something about it.
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This is a quick note to say thank you to all the black women and women of color who have discovered this channel and are sticking with us for the ride. When I began aggressively treating my ADHD last summer, I found what I could not find on YouTube and social media: women like me who are willing and able to share their experiences with ADHD. Because not enough people are seeking help, black women are almost invisible in the mental healthcare conversation. Why? It is impossible to treat something we do not acknowledge. It is my passion to bring ADHD out of the shadows of shame. God created us all this way. Your purpose, your calling, and your purpose are found in your unique gifts. If you have any questions or comments, I am available to help! To reach 1 ,000 subscribers, the next milestone in ADHD is the new Black. This will allow me to have more live interaction and interaction with my fellow absent-minded queens. Please share this video or the channel. Click “Like” or “Subscribe” to show your support.
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What is it?: The 2020 International Conference on ADHD When is it? November 5-7, 2020
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Where is it? Online; can also find posts on social media using the hashtag #ADHDCon2020 Who is it for? Everyone interested in ADHD — teachers, educators, coaches, partners, parents, mental health professionals, medical providers, and ADHDers themselves! Who’s behind it? It’s put on by 3 organizations: CHADD , ADDA , and the ACO / How to register: go to and click “register now” Why people should come: (optional talking points — share what works for you!) ● It’s international — meet other ADHDers from around the world ● It’s virtual! This is the FIRST TIME we’re doing this conference online, no pants required ● It’s affordable: this year is cheaper, & no need for plane tickets or a hotel room ● You can bring a friend — up to 3 guests at a discounted rate! ● Tons of ADHD experts are presenting ● Live Q&A for every panel ● There’s content for everyone interested in ADHD, including all age groups ● Topics include: medication, coaching, social skills, behavioral strategies, relationship strategies, productivity tools (including apps!), the latest research on ADHD, & more! ● Lots of cool events, including a talent show & find a coach through speed dating! ● Special Q&A Saturday Women’s Unity Luncheon with Terry Matlen & Sari Solden ● Meet and connect with people like you: Peer groups for Young Adults, LGBTQ, African American/Black Diaspora, South Asian Indians, Retirees, Couples, Women, Men, Beginners, Healthy Habit Building, High IQ+ADHD, Non-ADHD Partners, Solopreneurs ● Watch sessions you missed: access for 2 weeks after the conference (except keynote) ● Virtual exhibit hall — chat with the teams, ask questions ● Networking opportunities — connect with other ADHD professionals ● Stay married. ADHD affects relationships — learn how to manage it! ● Sinbad will be there! “You, Me and ADHD…a Day in the Life of One of America’s Funniest Comedians” (closing keynote — LIVE only) Conference Hashtag: #ADHDCon2020
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This video presents 17 reasons why I believe ADHD is not a legitimate medical disorder.
1. ADHD symptoms are a result of the fragmentation in our culture
2. ADHD children have normal brain development, but are 2-3 years behind non-ADHD kids )
3. Different learners are finding it more difficult to succeed in school because of the lack of accountability and standardization.
4. Many ADHD symptoms can be described as ''all-boy'' behavior
5. ADHD symptoms can be caused by too much mass media consumption.
6. The decline in unstructured play in our culture is a part of the ADHD epidemic.
7. ADHD children are hunters in a farmer's world
8. ADHD children are novelty-seekers. That's creative behavior
9. ADHD is a condition that can lead to adverse living situations in the home and communities .
10. These kids are better described by a neurodiversity paradigm than a disability paradigm
11. Fidgeting, which is one of the symptoms of ADHD, actually helps ADHD children concentrate better
12. These kids tend to focus long periods of their attention on the things they love - this is a positive thing and not a sign .
13. Many of the ADHD authorities come from backgrounds that required them to comply with their supervisors and professors. So they view compliance as an absolute benefit, but there are also good things about non-compliance (e.g. our Founding Fathers in U.S .)
14. ADHD can cause a child to have a temperament that is not normal, but some children with ADHD may be more difficult than others.
15. ADHD can be present in the caregiver-child relationship, but not within the child
16. Big Pharma has been encouraging a medicalization of society to help create and sustain a market in ADHD drugs and services. Doctors sometimes spend as little 15 time diagnosing ADHD in children ).. .
17. Other conditions can mimic ADHD symptoms, including mood disorders, anxiety and PTSD, as well as hearing problems.
You can find more information in my book, The Myth Of the ADHD Child: 101 How to Improve Your Child’s Behavior and Attention span Without Drugs Labels or Coercion. My website is: www.institute4learning.com.
How does Adderall make you feel? Everyone is different, but Adderall (a stimulant medication) has been shown to improve concentration and impulsivity in people who legitimately need pharmaceutical intervention for diagnosed ADHD. For me, in addition to improved focus and impulse control, I also found relief from brain fog, I can prioritize better and…something else that I never expected. Something so weird and inexplicable that it’s actually funny.
No Adderall? TRY THIS I love this coffee so much that I recommend it. When my meds wear off, I drink Genius Blend Coffee. I boosts my focus if it need that extra support at the end of the day or whenever if I am out of meds.
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For a biology project, Hudson wonders here whether Genetic Engineering could be utilized to rid the world of teen suicide due to anxiety, depression and ADHD. He examines the science , the history of eugenics and science fiction novels that play with the possibilities of genetic engineering to provide a compelling reason why the possible risks of genetic engineering can be justified to eliminate teen suicide due to mental illness.
Hudson Kaneko is a 15 year old (he/his/him) guy who is typical in so many ways and struggles with depression, anxiety and ADHD. He has tried everything from therapists to medication to embracing these challenges.
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How does Adderall make you feel? Everyone is different, but Adderall (a stimulant medication) has been shown to improve concentration and impulsivity in people who legitimately need pharmaceutical intervention for diagnosed ADHD. For me, in addition to improved focus and impulse control, I also found relief from brain fog, I can prioritize better and…something else that I never expected. Something so weird and inexplicable that it’s actually funny.
No Adderall? TRY THIS I love this coffee so much that I recommend it. When my meds wear off, I drink Genius Blend Coffee. I boosts my focus if it need that extra support at the end of the day or whenever if I am out of meds.
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Part two of the series ADHD Social Awkwardness and Social Skills. Pardon me while I expose my own awkward, insulting, feelings-hurting mishaps caused by my ADHD MOUTH. If you’d like to assess your own social skills, here is a checklist (also available on the CHADD webpage.) (CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder))
ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS
Interviews and self-report questionnaires are the primary tools for assessing social skill deficits and interpersonal interaction problems in adults with ADHD. During the course of a diagnostic evaluation for ADHD (see What We Know #9, “Diagnosis of ADHD in Adults”), a mental health professional will thoroughly assess the social interactions of the adult. When questionnaires are used, it is important to include both a self-report by the individual with ADHD and reports by spouses, significant others, and friends on a comparable version of the questionnaire.
The questionnaire may include the following types of items:
-Difficulty paying attention when spoken to, missing pieces of information -Appears to ignore others -Difficulty taking turns in conversation (tendency to interrupt frequently) -Difficulty following through on tasks and/or responsibilities -Failure to use proper manners -Missed social cues -Disorganized lifestyle -Sharing information that is inappropriate -Being distracted by sounds or noises -Become flooded or overwhelmed, shutting down -Disorganized or scattered thoughts -Rambling or straying off topic during conversations -Ending a conversation abruptly
Learn more about why ADHD adults, especially women, struggle with social interactions and creating lasting friendships…and what you can do about it, visit these links:
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Adolescence is marked by acute biological changes such as sexual maturation, height and weight gain, and further development in brain structure and organization. These rapid and amazing changes take place during a period of social pressures in which many young adults find themselves simultaneously adapting to changes in their bodies while trying to fit in to their peer groups.
What risks arise for addiction in such a scenario; how can we better assess these risks; and what are the long-term repercussions for addiction at such a tender age? Such is the matter of the next Demystifying Medicine.
Nora Volkow is director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse and a principal investigator in the NIH Intramural Research Program. Her body of research has been instrumental in demonstrating that drug addiction is a brain disorder. She has pioneered the use of brain imaging to investigate how substance use affects brain functions, and she also has made important contributions to the neurobiology of obesity, ADHD, and aging.
Brenda Curtis is a principal investigator in NIDA Translational Addiction Medicine Branch. Her research focus is translational, leveraging social media and big data methodology to form the development, evaluation, and implementation of technology-based tools that address substance use and related conditions such as HIV/AIDS. She also is making strides in understanding how stigma plays a fundamental role in the development and perpetuation of health inequities and addiction.
Part two of the series ADHD Social Awkwardness and Social Skills. Pardon me while I expose my own awkward, insulting, feelings-hurting mishaps caused by my ADHD MOUTH. If you’d like to assess your own social skills, here is a checklist (also available on the CHADD webpage.) (CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder))
ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS
Interviews and self-report questionnaires are the primary tools for assessing social skill deficits and interpersonal interaction problems in adults with ADHD. During the course of a diagnostic evaluation for ADHD (see What We Know #9, “Diagnosis of ADHD in Adults”), a mental health professional will thoroughly assess the social interactions of the adult. When questionnaires are used, it is important to include both a self-report by the individual with ADHD and reports by spouses, significant others, and friends on a comparable version of the questionnaire.
The questionnaire may include the following types of items:
-Difficulty paying attention when spoken to, missing pieces of information -Appears to ignore others -Difficulty taking turns in conversation (tendency to interrupt frequently) -Difficulty following through on tasks and/or responsibilities -Failure to use proper manners -Missed social cues -Disorganized lifestyle -Sharing information that is inappropriate -Being distracted by sounds or noises -Become flooded or overwhelmed, shutting down -Disorganized or scattered thoughts -Rambling or straying off topic during conversations -Ending a conversation abruptly
Learn more about why ADHD adults, especially women, struggle with social interactions and creating lasting friendships…and what you can do about it, visit these links:
CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder) %20with%20ADHD%20often%20experience,cause%20emotional%20pain%20and%20suffering.
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An intervention goes wrong when A misguided, but loving “woke” white husband tries to cure his black wife of being “not black enough.” This hilarious interracial comedy satire makes fun of everyone while asking what it means to “black enough” and who is doing it. Karens, crazy white husbands: buckle up! Sketch comedy for everyone.
(I apologize for the quality of the video. Donald Trump coughed on mine devices, and they’re now infected. Although technical problems have plagued me for the past week, they did not stop me from thanking everyone for their help while I worked on Ep. 5)
This is a quick note to say thank you to all the black women and women of color who have discovered this channel and are sticking with us for the ride. When I began aggressively treating my ADHD last summer, I found what I could not find on YouTube and social media: women like me who are willing and able to share their experiences with ADHD. Because not enough people are seeking help, black women are almost invisible in the mental healthcare conversation. Why? It is impossible to treat something we do not acknowledge. It is my passion to bring ADHD out of the shadows of shame. God created us all this way. Your purpose, your calling, and your reason are found in your unique gifts. If you have any questions or comments, I am available to help! To reach 1 ,000 subscribers, the next milestone in ADHD is the new Black. This will allow me to have more live interaction and interaction with my fellow absent-minded queens. Please share this video or the channel. Click “Like” or “Subscribe” to show your support.
Are you Socially Anxious? What is the difference between being shy and social anxiety disorder? This is what I discuss in this video. I also talk about how to treat social anxiety disorder. I also discuss medications used in treating social anxiety disorder.
Exposure therapy can be used to treat anxiety disorders. This video will show you how to use a fear ladder for social anxiety.
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Vincent J. Fogliati, Matthew D. Terides, Milena Gandy, Lauren G. Staples, Luke Johnston, Eyal Karin, Ronald M. Rapee, Nickolai Titov & Blake F. Dear (2016) Psychometric properties of the mini-social phobia inventory (Mini-SPIN) in a large online treatment-seeking sample, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, 45:3, 236-257,
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Those of us with ADHD spend too much energy feeling guilty about our impossibly long to-do lists. The majority of to-do lists grow in length, making it difficult for us to be accountable for our time and feel guilty about how long they are. It is a good idea to create a new list every day, a “to-do” list. List whatever you did that day. Did you feed the cat? It should be added to the list. Do you need groceries? It should be added to the list. That list, at the end of each day, is our receipt of our time and proof of our accomplishments.
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Many people assume ADHD is a Dopamine/Norepinephrine issue and that the problem is only within the brain. It is much more than that.
ADHD can be caused by many imbalances in the body that aren't addressed by most people.
This is why I am addressing the 5 reasons ADHD IS NOT a dopamine problem in this video. I also address the 5 other areas of our bodies that can cause ADHD to be a problem. I will also discuss what you can do to improve these 5 areas to have an ADHD-optimized brain.
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What is it?: The 2020 International Conference on ADHD When is it? November 5-7, 2020
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Where is it? Online; can also find posts on social media using the hashtag #ADHDCon2020 Who is it for? Everyone interested in ADHD — teachers, educators, coaches, partners, parents, mental health professionals, medical providers, and ADHDers themselves! Who’s behind it? It’s put on by 3 organizations: CHADD , ADDA , and the ACO / How to register: go to and click “register now” Why people should come: (optional talking points — share what works for you!) ● It’s international — meet other ADHDers from around the world ● It’s virtual! This is the FIRST TIME we’re doing this conference online, no pants required ● It’s affordable: this year is cheaper, & no need for plane tickets or a hotel room ● You can bring a friend — up to 3 guests at a discounted rate! ● Tons of ADHD experts are presenting ● Live Q&A for every panel ● There’s content for everyone interested in ADHD, including all age groups ● Topics include: medication, coaching, social skills, behavioral strategies, relationship strategies, productivity tools (including apps!), the latest research on ADHD, & more! ● Lots of cool events, including a talent show & find a coach through speed dating! ● Special Q&A Saturday Women’s Unity Luncheon with Terry Matlen & Sari Solden ● Meet and connect with people like you: Peer groups for Young Adults, LGBTQ, African American/Black Diaspora, South Asian Indians, Retirees, Couples, Women, Men, Beginners, Healthy Habit Building, High IQ+ADHD, Non-ADHD Partners, Solopreneurs ● Watch sessions you missed: access for 2 weeks after the conference (except keynote) ● Virtual exhibit hall — chat with the teams, ask questions ● Networking opportunities — connect with other ADHD professionals ● Stay married. ADHD affects relationships — learn how to manage it! ● Sinbad will be there! “You, Me and ADHD…a Day in the Life of One of America’s Funniest Comedians” (closing keynote — LIVE only) Conference Hashtag: #ADHDCon2020
Links & resources: Videos: How to register: https://youtu.be/__fFrJl5fx0 How to use the Platform: A How to automate Conference Hashtags: U Rates: / Registration Link: / Conference Platform YouTube: Day-of-Conference: />For Presenters (create a profile): /> Why should you attend the Virtual International Conference on ADHD 2020? / Organizations behind the Conference: CHADD: / ADDA: / ACO: /
How does Adderall make you feel? Although everyone is unique, Adderall (a stimulant medication), has been shown to increase concentration and impulsivity in those who have ADHD. In addition to having better focus and impulse control, Adderall also helped me with brain fog. I am able to prioritize better and do things in a way that is unexpected. It’s so bizarre and unexplainable, it’s funny.
What about Adderall? TRY THIS This coffee is my favorite. After my meds have worn off, I enjoy Genius Blend Coffee. If I’m out of medication, it helps me focus and boost my energy.
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You can pledge your monthly support on Patreon k To give Stacey Machelle a single financial gift to show our appreciation for the ADHD awareness content she created for black women, women with color, and other colorful people: Cash App $bawseladystacey
Is this you? Tapping your fingers. Bouncing a leg. Playing with a pen, pen, keys and rings.
Until someone shouts "Stop! You don't realize how irritating that can be! "
You probably didn't know we were doing it. You stop. You'll be silent for a few seconds. Then tap-tap-tap
Why do we fidget? Do we need to be concerned? Is it a problem? Could it be a solution?
Although others may find your fidgeting distracting it can actually help you manage your agitation and increase your ability to concentrate and think.
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Part two of the series ADHD Social Awkwardness and Social Skills. Please pardon me as I reveal my embarrassing, hurtful, and feelings-hurting ADHD MOUTH. Here is a checklist that can be used to evaluate your social skills. It’s also available on the CHADD website. (CHADD (Children & Adults with Attention Disorder ))
ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS
Interviews and self-report questionnaires can be used to assess social skills and interpersonal interactions in adults with ADHD. A mental health professional will assess the adult’s social interactions during a diagnosis of ADHD. It is important that questionnaires include both the self-report of an individual with ADHD as well as reports from spouses, significant other, and friends.
These types of items may be included in the questionnaire:
-Difficulty paying close attention to others, missing pieces -Appears as if is being ignored-Difficulty in taking turns in conversation (tendency ) to interrupt often-Difficulty following through on tasks and/or responsibilities -Failing to use proper manners -Mistaken social cues -Disorganized lifestyle -Sharing information that is inappropriate -Being distracted by sounds or other noises-Flooding or being overwhelmed can cause to be shut down.-Disorganized thoughts -Rambling or straying off topic during conversations -Ending abruptly a conversation
You can learn more about ADHD adults, particularly women, and how they struggle to make lasting friendships and social interaction. CHADD (Children & Adults with Attention Deficit disorder ) ) %20with%20ADHD%20often%20experience,cause%20emotional%20pain%20and%20suffering.
Although prescription stimulants are often highly effective in reducing ADHD symptoms in children, adolescents, and adults, problems of non-medical misuse and abuse of prescription stimulants among adolescents, college students, and adults have become evident in recent years. Students who are unable to do a lot of work want to reap the benefits of stimulant medication. Many students will ask their friends, acquaintances, and even strangers if they have prescriptions to sell them their medication. Other students might steal medication from an ADHD student. This webinar will provide information for parents, college students, and professionals on how to prevent misuse, abuse and diversion.
Dr. Kevin Antshel, Associate Professor of Psychology at Syracuse University's College of Arts and Sciences, is a member of the College of Arts and Sciences. He is also the Director of Clinic Training at the College of Arts and Sciences of Syracuse University. His research is focused on developmental psychopathology, with a special emphasis on attention deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), across all life stages.
