

Part 2: Attention-Deficit Neuropsychology (ADHD) with How to ADHD, Black Girl Lost Keys, Jahla Osborne + more
143 snips Mar 3, 2022
Five experts dive deep into ADHD, unraveling what diagnosis feels like and the surge in cases during the pandemic. They tackle the myths surrounding medication and the unique challenges faced, especially in marginalized communities. Personal anecdotes shine light on navigating relationships and support systems. The conversation emphasizes self-acceptance and the importance of understanding neurodiversity. Plus, there are some uplifting tips and a pep talk to boost self-esteem and embrace individual strengths. Embrace the neurodivergent journey!
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ADHD Reality
- ADHD is a real neurodevelopmental disorder, not a result of bad parenting.
- Measurable brain differences exist, especially in children, but often persist into adulthood.
Accidental Diagnosis
- Renee Brooks was diagnosed with ADHD accidentally after mentioning a childhood attempt.
- A therapist overheard her and referred her to a specialist.
Diagnosis and COVID
- Many undiagnosed ADHD individuals manage until a life change overwhelms their coping mechanisms.
- COVID-19 created such changes, leading to more diagnoses and anxieties about seeking them.