Conquering Your Fibromyalgia Podcast Ep. 176 Navigating ADHD Across Lifespans: An Invisible Journey affecting many with Invisible Illnesses. Dr Cutler Part 2
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In this episode of the 'Conquering Your Fibromyalgia' podcast, Dr. Michael Lenz discusses ADHD with Dr. Andrew Cutler, focusing on medication use from teens to twenties and associated challenges. They delve into the impact of ADHD on self-observation and judgment, comorbid conditions, and the importance of anticipatory guidance. The conversation highlights the value of individualized treatment, ADHD coaching, and the nuances of ADHD and bipolar disorder co-existence. Personal anecdotes underscore the transformative effect of proper ADHD treatment. Resources like ADHD coaching and dietitian referrals are emphasized as part of a holistic approach.
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Host
00:17 Exploring ADHD: Medication, Misdiagnosis, and Treatment
01:14 The Challenges of ADHD Medication in Transition Ages
02:28 Understanding ADHD's Impact and Treatment Approaches
03:27 The Importance of Anticipatory Guidance and Family History in ADHD
05:10 The Evolution of ADHD Diagnosis and Treatment
08:01 Personal Journey into Psychiatry and ADHD Research
11:31 The Complexities of ADHD, Autism, and Bipolar Disorder
20:42 The Power of ADHD Treatment: Real-life Success Stories
26:39 The Role of ADHD Coaching and Resources
29:14 Concluding Thoughts and Future Discussions
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