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Returning to the podcast is David Greenwood, the author of Overcoming Burnout: Precise Life Solutions for Burnout, Recovery, and Prevention. He is additionally the author of Overcoming Distraction: Thriving with Adult ADHD and hosts the ADHD podcast known as “Overcoming Distractions.”
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Hear David Greenwood beforehand on ADHD reWired on episode #165 – Overcoming Distraction with David Greenwood Hear Eric as a visitor on David’s podcast: How does Accountability Assist These with ADHD? | on Overcoming Distractions with David Greenwood Questions/Issues Answered in this Episode:
[00:05:44] What made David want to write about burnout? [00:07:45] What’s burnout? What are the indicators/classic indicators of burnout? [00:09:26] What’s the line distinguishing between despair and burnout? [00:10:45] Alleviating stress is now not the same thing as alleviating the stressor. What’s the variation? [00:13:40] “Burnout restoration begins with the physique.” [00:20:28] How enact all of us know if we’re in a length of stress vs. precise burnout that must be addressed? [00:24:04] What else enact we enact, as antagonistic to advise, to abet with burnout? [00:36:17] Recap of the 6 issues to enact while you commence as a lot as acknowledge you’re headed to burnout. [00:37:48] One more formulation to abet with burnout is… [00:40:03] How enact medicines/alcohol accumulate an set on burnout? 6 issues to enact while you commence as a lot as acknowledge you’re headed to burnout:
Remark with somebody you belief. Hit the gymnasium / enact one thing bodily & advise Take a seat soundless. Are trying for 30 minutes to open. E book a weekend away. Arrange your time. Take a look at your “no” and narrate no to on the very least one thing. Sources & Honorable Mentions:
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ADHD reWired episode #404: Let Pleasure be the Measure with Pasha Marlowe Glimpse and be acutely conscious of Eric’s interview with one in every of his previous podcast guests, Pasha Marlowe, on Pasha’s Podcast Neuro*Queering on YouTube: Coming Out Again with Eric Tivers Pasha’s E book: My Subsequent Husband Will Be a Lesbian: A Series of Stories From Womxn Discovering Their Truth Take a look at out the Other Podcasts on the ADHD reWired Podcast Community:
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ADHD affects all people even though females in most cases lunge undiagnosed, black females a lot extra so. Abigail Agyei has lived with this disorder for her complete existence, even though she most attention-grabbing purchased identified lately. In her instruct, she explains how and why early prognosis in all people, black females incorporated, is foremost for your complete society and discusses why it isn’t a norm now. Abigail Agyei is an award pleasant, MBE holding, dynamic senior coverage advisor and commerce maker. She has over seven years’ abilities in building and affirming true relationships with within and exterior stakeholders and neighborhood teams, main neighborhood projects with safe abilities supporting voluntary and marginalized teams.
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Returning to the podcast is David Greenwood, the author of Overcoming Burnout: Real Life Strategies for Burnout, Recovery, and Prevention. He is also the author of Overcoming Distraction: Thriving with Adult ADHD and hosts the ADHD podcast called “Overcoming Distractions.”
Learn more about David Greenwood at Find his books Overcoming Burnout and Overcoming Distraction at
Hear David Greenwood previously on ADHD reWired on episode #165 – Overcoming Distraction with David Greenwood Hear Eric as a guest on David’s podcast: How does Accountability Help Those with ADHD? | on Overcoming Distractions with David Greenwood Questions/Topics Answered in this Episode:
[00:05:44] What made David want to write about burnout? [00:07:45] What is burnout? What are the symptoms/basic signs of burnout? [00:09:26] What is the line distinguishing between depression and burnout? [00:10:45] Alleviating stress is not the same thing as alleviating the stressor. What’s the difference? [00:13:40] “Burnout recovery starts with the body.” [00:20:28] How do we know if we’re in a period of stress vs. actual burnout that needs to be addressed? [00:24:04] What else can we do, other than exercise, to help with burnout? [00:36:17] Recap of the 6 things to do when you begin to recognize you’re headed to burnout. [00:37:48] Another way to help with burnout is… [00:40:03] How do drugs/alcohol affect burnout? 6 things to do when you begin to recognize you’re headed to burnout:
Talk with someone you trust. Hit the gym / do something physical & exercise Sit still. Try for 30 minutes to start. Book a weekend away. Manage your time. Test your “no” and say no to at least one thing. Resources & Honorable Mentions:
Book: Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle Bonus Mentions:
ADHD reWired episode #404: Let Pleasure be the Measure with Pasha Marlowe Watch and listen to Eric’s interview with one of his past podcast guests, Pasha Marlowe, on Pasha’s Podcast Neuro*Queering on YouTube: Coming Out Again with Eric Tivers Pasha’s Book: My Next Husband Will Be a Lesbian: A Collection of Stories From Womxn Finding Their Truth Check out the Other Podcasts on the ADHD reWired Podcast Network:
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In this hour-long ADDitude webinar, David W. Goodman, M.D., FAPA, leads a discussion for clinicians on how to identify ADHD symptoms in adults over age 50, how stimulants fit into a treatment regimen for patients who are taking multiple medications, and more.
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No nosso encontro de hoje, Dra Ellen Manfrim, uma neuropediatra muito conhecida e conceituada nos grupos de pais de crianças autistas, responde ao vivo algumas dúvidas dos seguidores. Nesse vídeo ela responde as seguintes perguntas:
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00: 00 Introdução
00: 01 No encontro com a Dra Ellen Manfrim, neuropediatra, ela responde algumas dúvidas dos seguidores.
00: 26 Primeira Pergunta: Como é a combinação de medicamentos p/ autistas c/ TDAH?
06: 36 Segunda Pergunta: Efeitos colaterais das medicações para TDAH
08: 06 Terceira Pergunta: Efeitos colaterais das medicações para ansiedade
10: 10 Quarta Pergunta: Medicação Exodus.
11: 56 Quinta Pergunta: Ritalina para TDAH até quando usar?
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In this episode, Eric is joined by David DeWitt, a registered investment advisor and podcaster who helps adults with ADHD take back control of their money! Although he’s been a registered advisor for six years, it wasn’t until his ADHD awakening in 2021 when he realized that he wanted to help others with ADHD.
David has learned from personal experience that managing your personal finances when you have ADHD can be difficult, even if you’re a professional. He was diagnosed with ADHD and set out to create a financial planning system that worked for ADHD brains. He first tested it on himself. Now, he’s on a mission of helping as many ADHDers as possible!
Eric and David discuss the shame that we feel about our finances and why people contact David to talk to him. They also address where to start when planning for the future. Eric and David then discuss how to use our values to guide financial planning, how we can get past mental clutter when it comes to our finances, as well as ways to be consistent in financial management.
There will also be strategies to tackle debt against spending, reasons why “budget”, “dirty” word, importance of paying taxes on time, as well as a glimpse into investing.
Contact David:
Website: ADHD Money Talk Instagram account: @adhdmoneytalk David DeWitt’s Linktr.ee What does David think about financial planning? How important is it to find our values and put them behind our finances? David helps people get out from under debt. What does it mean for you to place your money where your values are? What can you do to start saving money when you are in debt? How do you address your money situation? What’s the difference between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA? How can you invest? How can we keep our finances in order? You can also check out other podcasts from the ADHD reWired Podcast Network
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Dr. David A. Sousa is an international consultant in educational neuroscience and author of more than a dozen books that suggest ways that educators and parents can translate current brain research into strategies for improving learning. A member of the Cognitive Neuroscience Society, he has conducted workshops in hundreds of school districts on brain research, instructional skills, and science education at the Pre-K to 12 and university levels. He has made presentations to more than 100,000 educators at national conventions of educational organizations and to regional and local school districts across the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia.
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My guest is Dr. David Spiegel MD, Associate Chair of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Director of the Center on Stress and Health and Director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Spiegel has more than 40 years of clinical and research experience with hypnosis, stress physiology, and psychotherapy. In this episode, we examine the role of clinical hypnosis for the treatment of trauma, chronic pain, anxiety and more. Dr. Spiegel explains how to determine your level of ‘hypnotizability’ and provides case studies of incredible successes with hypnosis to treat a variety of ailments. We also discuss how breathing, vision and directed mental focus can modulate internal states and enhance performance. Additionally, we discuss how the adoption of self-hypnosis techniques can reduce stress and enhance sleep in anyone. Dr. Spiegel teaches us how hypnosis works at the neural circuit level to enhance cognitive flexibility. Throughout the episode, Dr. Spiegel summarizes key clinical trials and peer-reviewed findings and resources to work with a trained clinical professional or to do guided self-hypnosis.
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Timestamps: 00: 00: 00 Dr. David Spiegel MD, Hypnosis 00: 04: 16 AG1 (Athletic Greens), Thesis, ROKA 00: 09: 09 Clinical Hypnosis 00: 16: 45 Stage Hypnosis 00: 20: 25 Neurobiology of Hypnosis 00: 26: 04 ADHD 00: 28: 22 Hypnosis for Stress & Sleep 00: 32: 12 Hypnosis to Strengthen Neural Connections 00: 37: 19 Restructuring Trauma Narratives 00: 45: 14 Ketamine Therapy 00: 50: 07 Self-directed Hypnosis, Reveri 00: 56: 53 Eliminating Obsessive Thoughts, Superstitions 01: 01: 50 ‘Hypnotizability’, the Spiegel Eye-roll Test 01: 15: 36 EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) 01: 21: 43 Confronting Stress & Trauma 01: 27: 56 The Mind-Body Connection 01: 31: 35 Dealing with Grief 01: 35: 45 Hypnosis in Children & Groups 01: 40: 06 Drug Therapies & Hypnosis 01: 42: 39 Breathing Patterns, Peak Performance 01: 50: 00 Zero-Cost Support, YouTube, Spotify & Apple Reviews, Sponsors, Patreon, Thorne, Instagram, Twitter
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I have supported children with special educational needs and disabilities in both primary and secondary environments. After witnessing first-hand the challenges that many children with ADHD face in education, I felt that we could do more to help.
I believe that some of the current practices in schools are actually undermining our efforts to support these children. We need to move away from a over-reliance on praise and punishment. Through a mindset of curiosity and flexibility, we can support young people with ADHD to develop the skills and resilience to meet the challenges of everyday life. I have supported children with special educational needs and disabilities in both primary and secondary environments. After witnessing first-hand the challenges that many children with ADHD face in education, I felt that we could do more to help. I believe that some of the current practices in schools are actually undermining our efforts to support these children. We need to move away from a over-reliance on praise and punishment. Through a mindset of curiosity and flexibility we can support young people with ADHD to develop the skills and resilience to meet the challenges of everyday life. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at x
In this episode, Eric is joined by David DeWitt, a registered investment advisor and podcaster who helps adults with ADHD take back control of their money! Although he’s been a registered advisor for six years, it wasn’t until his ADHD awakening in 2021 when he realized that he wanted to help others with ADHD.
David has learned from personal experience that managing your personal finances when you have ADHD can be difficult, even if you’re a professional. He was diagnosed with ADHD and set out to create a financial planning system that worked for ADHD brains. He first tested it on himself. Now, he’s on a mission of helping as many ADHDers as possible!
Eric and David discuss the shame that we feel about our finances and why people contact David to talk to him. They also address where to start when planning for the future. Eric and David then discuss how to use our values to guide financial planning, how we can get past mental clutter when it comes to our finances, as well as ways to be consistent in financial management.
There will also be strategies to tackle debt against spending, reasons why “budget”, “dirty” word, importance of paying taxes on time, as well as a glimpse into investing.
Contact David:
Website: ADHD Money Talk Instagram account: @adhdmoneytalk David DeWitt’s Linktr.ee What does David think about financial planning? How important is it to find our values and put them behind our finances? David helps people get out from under debt. What does it mean for you to place your money where your values are? What can you do to start saving money when you are in debt? How do you address your money situation? What’s the difference between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA? How can you invest? How can we keep our finances in order? You can also check out other podcasts from the ADHD reWired Podcast Network
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There are oodles of research on ADHD in young people. There is little research about ADHD in adults. Dr. Kimbery Quinn helps us understand ADHD's effects on adults. She also explains the difficulties they may face in their relationships and lives. There are ways we can help reframe this condition and support people with it. Dr. Kimberly Quinn is a Champlain College professor in Burlington, Vermont. She teaches cognitive psychology and positive psychology. She is also a workshop facilitator and speaks frequently on topics such as positive psychology, well being, trauma-informed teaching, mindfulness training, and mindfulness training for students and faculty, human services agencies, business organizations, and schools. Recent research focuses on the impact of social media on college students' well-being.
Kimberly was a family and child therapist who specialized in ADHD. She stated that ADHD is a misnomer. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity disorder should be ASHD (Attention Surplus high-energy Difference). ADHD can also be a gift due to one's increased ability for divergent thinking – creativity and innovation. This talk was presented at a TEDx event that used the TED conference format, but was independently organized by a local community. Find out more at x
My guest is Dr. David Spiegel MD, Associate Chair of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Director of the Center on Stress and Health and Director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Spiegel has over 40 years clinical and research experience in hypnosis and stress physiology. This episode examines the role of clinical Hypnosis in the treatment of anxiety, chronic pain, trauma, and other conditions. Dr. Spiegel will explain how to determine your level ‘hypnotizability’. He also provides case studies that show the incredible results of hypnosis in treating a wide range of conditions. We also discuss how vision, breathing and directed mental focus can affect internal states and improve performance. We also discuss how self-hypnosis can be used to reduce stress and improve sleep. Dr. Spiegel shows us how hypnosis works at a neural circuit level to increase cognitive flexibility. Dr. Spiegel summarizes key clinical trials, peer-reviewed findings, and resources for working with a trained clinical professional.
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Article Links: Assessment of Posthypnotic Amnesia and Hypnotizability: Validation a New Scoring System: C Post-traumatic stress disorder, cancer and X Association between Anterior Cingulate neurochemical concentration and individual differences in hypnotizability: J Hypnosis can reduce distress and length of an invasive procedure for children: f
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Timestamps: 00: 00: 00 Dr. David Spiegel MD, Hypnosis 00: 04: 16 AG1 (Athletic Greens), Thesis, ROKA 00: 09: 09 Clinical Hypnosis 00: 16: 45 Stage Hypnosis 00: 20: 25 Neurobiology of Hypnosis 00: 26: 04 ADHD 00: 28: 22 Hypnosis for Stress & Sleep 00: 32: 12 Hypnosis to Strengthen Neural Connections 00: 37: 19 Restructuring Trauma Narratives 00: 45: 14 Ketamine Therapy 00: 50: 07 Self-directed Hypnosis, Reveri 00: 56: 53 Eliminating Obsessive Thoughts, Superstitions 01: 01: 50 ‘Hypnotizability’, the Spiegel Eye-roll Test 01: 15: 36 EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) 01: 21: 43 Confronting Stress & Trauma 01: 27: 56 The Mind-Body Connection 01: 31: 35 Dealing with Grief 01: 35: 45 Hypnosis in Children & Groups 01: 40: 06 Drug Therapies & Hypnosis 01: 42: 39 Breathing Patterns, Peak Performance 01: 50: 00 Zero-Cost Support, YouTube, Spotify & Apple Reviews, Sponsors, Patreon, Thorne, Instagram, Twitter
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In this hour-long ADDitude webinar, David W. Goodman, M.D., FAPA, leads a discussion for clinicians on how to identify ADHD symptoms in adults over age 50, how stimulants fit into a treatment regimen for patients who are taking multiple medications, and more.
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