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Addressing ADD & ADHD with Child Psychiatrist Dr. Sami Timimi PART 2

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SHOW DESCRIPTION: In this podcast I talk to child and adolescent psychiatrist, psychotherapist, professor, mental health advocate and author Sami Timimi about the dangers of pathologizing childhood, the myths surrounding ADHD, a better way to approach children’s mental health, and more. This is part 2 of a series I did with Dr. Timimi, so if you haven’t listened to part 1 yet, we recommend doing so before listening to this podcast.
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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:
2:38 The manufacture of ADHD
7:50, 10:00 The genetic myths surrounding ADHD
9:47 Behavioral issues & the impossibility of disentangling nature and nurture
26:18 The failure of ADHD brain imaging studies
31:00 Where brain scans fall short: the debate between trait or state of mind
37:00, 51:30 The chemical imbalance myth & ADHD
57:00 There is hope!
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18 янв 2023

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@dumisileshiba2199 Год назад

Wow, this is very informative. Certainly stimulating new ways of looking at things and thinking as a clinician. Thank you so much for the podcast!

@meaganbastos Год назад

I’m quite confused… I was diagnosed with ADHD at 18. I relate a lot to the symptoms that are listed and I thought, like the video mentioned, that they were due to insufficient dopamine levels. If there is no such thing as ADHD, then why do we experience these symptoms?

@johnnyecoman9121 Год назад

The reasons why particular problems are very varied and dependent on context. The point about diagnosis such as ADHD is that they limit and often stop exploration of someone's context.

@AubreyTheGenius Год назад

Yes, certain similar Symptoms doesn’t indicate that certain idiosyncrasies is unnatural or problematic, but made and designed to appear problematic etc. Dr. Leaf spoken about a Yale University study relating to their being NO NORMAL BRAIN…everyone experience is subjective unique to them and their unique Brain-Structure!

@futures2247 Год назад

'symptoms' or normal human variance and experiences - no one gets a diagnosis in mental health its an illusion - reading the history of psychiatry and the DSM ought to disabuse people of these illusions - the trouble is the medical model is highly profitable and so the disorder mentality propaganda is literally everywhere. The Dopamine hypothesis was disproven decades ago but has been used to sell people into the broken brain in need of drugs business model.