17 Tips for Helping Someone with ADHD | Relationship Skills 

Can you link the other adhd video that goes into more depth of the symptoms please?

That’s heartbreaking and I am sorry it happened to you. What tip from the video will you use first to cope with ADHD?

😢😢same here and I’m 48 and I’ve lost so many jobs because of this disorder but it hasn’t stopped people from complaining about me being too slow or everything else they complained about!!

The multiple, and/or moving alarms are helpful. Education for those around us, especially our intimate relationships, I believe, have the greatest impact on our relationships and immediate environment. Thank you, Doctor Snipes!

Thank you so much for watching . What is your favorite tip from the video?

@@DocSnipes honestly the idea to reward doing tasks you/they don't want to do with tasks you do want to do. One I wish I'd thought of when my kids were growing up! My husband uses the multiple alarms and reminders. So many things I recognize in your descriptions! Really an excellent ADHD video!

Of course everyone benefits from this but people who are cognitively challenged must have their giving and receiving message focused and confirmed before moving to next part of message.

Thank you so much for watching. What is your favorite tip from the video?

This is what I struggle with. I can tell myself they don't mean it, but at the end of the day, it eats me up and I don't want to be around them.

Thank you so much for watching. How are you planning to start addressing ADHD?

I’m sorry that happened to you. It really shows how ignorant people are, especially about mental health. Teachers were one of my worst fears growing up because of that. I felt worthless and like I couldn’t measure up to their favorite students who were more engaged and “smart.” Now I work as a registered nurse in my dream specialty and a lot of people look up to me, but I still get small flashbacks from those rude comments.

Thank you for watching. I am sorry that happened to you. What tools from the video would you use to cope with ADHD?

@@DocSnipes I put my keys and wallet in the same place every day. Also, while working at my job from home, I usually have some kind of media turned on as background noise so I don't get too bored. Finally, creating checklists for chores has sometimes been helpful.

Love

Thank You Doc

The part about useful "distress tolerance skills" @ around 11:50 really rings true for me. One thing that works best for me when I become overwhelmed (and unhinged) is to go for an intense bike ride (big hills, long distances, etc.). Going for a hike in the woods and/or playing with my dogs for an hour or more also does the trick. Basically, any intense physical activity will do.

Forgiveness and education-we both have ADHD. My partner has known for decades they have it, but isn't medicated. I got dx'd during the pandemic and am medicated. It's been a challenge...sometimes a hourly/daily one even

Noise cancellation headphones 😂. Learning to address irritations with a problem solving, loving attitude. Lots of waste baskets. Taking trips without him sometimes. Putting a time limit on listening to rants when he forgets something important. Knowing it’s not about me but the ADD. So we’ve been married 38 years.

Thank you so much for your kind words, Judith! Thank you for watching. What is your favorite tip from the video?

You're so welcome!

You’re so welcome. Please let me know what you think of it. Thank you!

You’re so welcome. I, too, am grateful for you. What is your favorite tip from the video?

Thank you so much for watching. I am sorry it took so long for it to be diagnosed in your case. What tips from the video will you use to improve your son’s life and your life as well?

Lol. I appreciate you watching so much. What tips from the video will you use to address that, except skipping back every 3 minutes?

You’re so welcome. How are you planning to start addressing ADHD or helping a loved one cope with ADHD?

You’re so welcome. What was your favorite tip from the video?

You’re so welcome. Thank you so much for watching. What tip from the video will you use first to start addressing ADHD?

You’re most welcome. Thank you for watching the video

You’re so welcome. Thank you for subscribing. I am truly grateful for that and I appreciate you watching the video. You can find other videos on ADHD at: ru-vid.comsearch?query=ADHD

@@DocSnipes. I will be binging on your videos!!! I need to educate myself as much as possible on the subject. My foster child was just diagnosed with ADHD.

You’re so welcome! Thank you for watching the video. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ru-vid.comsearch?query=ADHD

You’re so welcome. Thank you for watching the video. What did you find most helpful from it?

Great idea!

Thank you so much for watching. You can make a screen shot of the list and use it when needed. What tools from the video are you planning to use first to address ADHD?

You’re so welcome, Lebaman. I am looking forward to seeing you at the premiere. Please let me know what you think of the video.

@Dr Snipes The premiere was quite informative and insightful. I made sure I took notes. I have come to realise that my gf isn’t ignoring me, but it’s due to her ADD. Question: if her and I don’t talk during the day (it’s an long distance relationship), will she end up forgetting to talk? I just don’t want to seem clingy with texting her incessantly in fear of this. Thank you.

@@DocSnipes She also has depression on top of ADHD, which makes it more difficult sometimes to discern when we're texting. I don't know if the lack of conversation is from her ADHD or depression (in which I obv need to give her space). BTW: She has seen doctors for these maladies.And right now I don’t know what to do.

Merry Christmas and God bless you, Dee. I am sorry about your partner. What tips from the video will you use to help him?

Thank you very much Doc, this video has been relief for me,my son has ADHD, I didn't know it on till few months ago he was diagnosed ,he is 20,, he struggled with rejections, frustrations because no one understands what was happening with him, He is now in the university but He cannot focus on his studies,but hyper focus on his phone, laptop or Tv, that he doesn't remember to eat or go to sleep when he supposed, he is always disorganized and forgotful, he find it difficult to adjust or take correction, he lack self control,if he sees anything he likes around him ,eg cake or pizza,if he doesn't get it,he becomes rest, in morning He cannot get out of the Bed on his own if I don't go and wake him up,He is never time conscious , now I have better understanding of his condition and how to help him. Merry Christmas

You’re most welcome

You’re so welcome! I am grateful to be of help and I appreciate you watching the video. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ru-vid.comsearch?query=ADHD

Thanks for watching and for sharing

Thank you for watching the video. What would you need to become empowered?

@@DocSnipes savings and a side hussel..that's a great question and I'm actively working on it:) solid question!

Thank you so much for watching. That’s an awesome thing to do and I am grateful for you. What tips from the video will help you help people with ADHD?

To start, setting achievable goals during case management.👍

Thank you for watching. If I name the video using the term “ADHD”, the probability of it reaching someone who is in need of help increases. What did you find most useful from the video?

Thank you so much for watching. What would it say about you, if you were to misspell a word? What benefits does this anxiety bring? What is it trying to protect you from?

I am sorry about your wife, Todd. I added SLDD to my list of upcoming videos. You can contact me by becoming a member of the channel at ru-vid.com/show-UCAE3JJi8tX7gfhZEXCUGd_Ajoin and, in doing so, joining my telegram group where I answer questions for free.

I am sorry about that and I appreciate you watching the video

ADHD symptoms can become more recognizable and prominent as you get older for several reasons. Here are some key points to consider: * Increased Responsibilities: As adults, responsibilities often increase, including work, family, and social obligations. Managing these responsibilities can be more challenging for someone with ADHD, making symptoms more noticeable. * Hyperfocus: People with ADHD can experience hyperfocus, where they become intensely focused on a task to the exclusion of everything else. This can lead to losing track of time and neglecting other important tasks. * Time Management: Adults with ADHD often struggle with time management and organization. This can result in difficulties maintaining a routine and keeping track of important tasks. * Transitions: Transitioning from one task to another can be particularly difficult for individuals with ADHD. This can lead to delays and a sense of losing time. * Increased Awareness: As you grow older, you may become more aware of your symptoms and how they impact your daily life. This increased awareness can make the symptoms feel more prominent. Tips for Managing ADHD Symptoms 1. Prioritize Tasks: Make a list of tasks and prioritize them based on importance. This can help you stay focused on what needs to be done. 2. Set Alarms and Reminders: Use alarms and reminders to help manage time and transitions between tasks. 3. Break Tasks into Smaller Steps: Breaking tasks into smaller, manageable steps can make them less overwhelming. 4. Create a Routine: Establishing a daily routine can help provide structure and reduce the likelihood of forgetting important tasks. 5. Seek Support: Consider seeking support from a therapist or counselor who specializes in ADHD to develop strategies tailored to your needs. If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to use my AI allceus.com/AskDocSnipes

I am sorry your partner won’t watch the video and I appreciate you watching it. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ru-vid.comsearch?query=ADHD

You’re so welcome! Thank you so much for watching