The 7 Types of ADD and How to Treat - The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast

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This episode of The Brain Warrior's Way Podcast features information, tips, and how to's on the 7 different types of ADD and what to do to treat each one.
5 Defining Symptoms of ADD
Although not everyone with ADD exhibits quite the same behavior, there are 5 hallmark symptoms attributed to attention deficit disorder. Do you have any of these symptoms? In the first episode of a series on subtyping the 7 different types of ADD, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen dive deep into an analysis of exactly what defines someone with ADD.
The Common Characteristics of Classic ADD
Dr. Daniel Amen changed the way he treated his patients when he discovered that there are several different types of ADD, all with distinctive symptoms and in need of their own particular treatment plan. Through his work in SPECT imaging, he went on to categorize 7 different types of Attention Deficit Disorders. In this episode of The Brain Warrior’s Way Podcast, Daniel and Tana discuss the most signifying traits present in the Classic form of ADD.
What’s the Difference Between Inattentive ADD & Overfocused ADD?
In continuation of a series on defining the 7 types of ADD, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen discuss the symptoms and characteristics of Inattentive ADD and Overfocused ADD. Knowing exactly which type of ADD is crucial to help you determine the appropriate treatment and interventions to make. The Amens help you to evaluate whether you or your child has these types of ADD, and if so, what to do about it.
In the last episode of a series on identifying and treating the 7 different types of ADD, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen wrap up the discussion by describing the final 4 types of ADD: Temporal Lobe ADD, Limbic ADD, Ring of Fire ADD, and Anxious ADD. They also give you tips for how to properly treat someone who suffers from each one of these ADD types..
The 7 Types of ADD & How to Treat
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@gratitude7397 4 года назад

God bless his patience with her☺

@briza2022 3 года назад

Yes, I admire his patience.

@catherinereynolds8061 3 года назад

@Jeffrey Justin he must have bags of valium

@edandbrendakelley4713 3 года назад

@Jeffrey Justin 🤣

@miaoFoodNow 3 года назад

She is so cute.

@RichHandsome 3 года назад

9:20, 11:25

@JanelLongoria 5 лет назад

I do exactly what she does. You're excited with a conversation so you interrupt. Especially when you feel they're talking too slow and not getting to the point quick enough. You notice it in others right away but don't notice it with yourself right away.

@addictiveillusions5667 4 года назад

Soooooo true💕

@edwardruda7049 4 года назад

@@addictiveillusions5667 Just because someone lacks the discipline to hold themselves politely, while in a conversation. Does not make it right to co- sign adult/ child behavior. Core issue work needed here. Sell your brand to someone else.

@briza2022 3 года назад

He is PAUSED and PUNCTUAL. He does very good having a person going too fast, talking too much, interrupting and competing. She seems very cute but sadly needs better treatment.

@ashbyarts6989 2 года назад

It’s suuuch a bad habit I am trying to break! I think it’s bc I also fear I’ll forget my thought if I want so I subconsciously blurt it out before thinking and slowing down

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

Omg. Listening to him is so painful for me. I was internally begging her to interrupt him. I usually speed up videos, but couldn't because to get him on a fast enough speed, I couldn't quite follow her lol.

@asmasirine9058 Год назад

The way she interrupts him is so relatable 😂 he’s quite patient too. 13:28 when she stopped talking and started to touch her hair is the moment I’m sure she was somewhere else 😂

@GeraltOfRivia99 6 месяцев назад

Dr amen is a stand up man .... his patience and understanding is almost like its meant to be. hes a very gifted man

@ThistleBeinnstudio 2 года назад

She reminds me so much of me in my younger years. Fortunately, through meditation and years of working with therapist and coaches I’ve calmed down significantly. It was challenging to watch, I’ll be honest. I get it though…She is hyper focused on her own inner healing and this is why I believe she continually brings it back to herself.

@sharose451-zu4er 7 месяцев назад

S slow and sorry

@gs20011 3 года назад

I love that this is about ADD and she's ADD. Gives the perfect example.

@helenmur780 2 года назад

I like how he is talking to her. Like I talk to my ADHD son;))) Lovingly ignoring all the distractive nonsense and drama that she says and continuing my speech 😂

@Faith_and_Hope_07 Год назад

Yes! I'm seeing that too. And learning!

@mhyunsook 10 месяцев назад

I admire his patience

@aswopeartist Год назад

Yes indeed, God Bless his patience because I couldn’t watch the video. I was yelling at the screen for her to let him talk.

@narcismebelgie 3 года назад

Dr. Amen, you’re describing my childhood. (Your wife’s childhood) I have ADD. Went to school to age 13. I’m quite intelligent I have to admit and I can’t be modest right now. 🙈 Now I can study. I love to study but on my own. I’m a therapist now, actually a coach. But I help people heal and empower them. Without the broken home and without ADD, I would have gone to university. Now I’m 56. I don’t want university. Because I have created my own succes. I am specialized in personality disorders and trauma. It’s unbelievable how life can happen!

@JesseL018 7 месяцев назад

lol I'm glad I'm not the only one who was annoyed by how often she was cutting him off. my mom does the exact same thing whenever I talk to her and it drives me up the wall.

@NoIntroTutorials 3 года назад

I had to pause the video at 10 minutes to read the comments and validate my distaste for her constant interruptions. I have ADHD and staying focused on Dr. Amen was physically painful.

@NoIntroTutorials 3 года назад

I did watch through the whole video and I feel it was gold info, thank you so much both for doing this... A little advice on video making, please flatten out your audio waves when you're doing video editing, cuz it startled me every time the lady spoke, the audio came in to fast and too loud.

@briza2022 3 года назад

@@NoIntroTutorials i felt same, she sounds too loud, too fast, and too much words. he is more paused, gentle and precise.

@dr.timothyfuller8763 2 года назад

I did the same thing.

@tkdickhens 2 года назад

Omg 😳 very annoying, I felt the same way

@minabeheshti7620 2 года назад

I felt the same way😩

@jari2ampuh 7 месяцев назад

To cut off others while speaking is for sure ADD signature 😂

@virahpayam 4 года назад

I am really interested in the content of this video, but her interruptions and tangents make it almost impossible to get through this video 🙄 I would love a video with JUST THE DOCTOR.

@laynelurve7083 4 года назад

Crazy the amount of people slamming Tana for interrupting, yet they expect others to ‘accept’ them. Sometimes people with ADHD are the least accepting of others with the same condition. Interrupting is a symptom, have some compassion.

@suzihazlove4979 Год назад

Yes, it takes ALOT of patience to deal with add. And we don't have it as much or with some people...

@dianefranco2566 11 месяцев назад

Yes it's difficult for them not to interrupt and at the same time it is difficult to hear and concentrate on Dr Amen's teaching

@gyahwhat9648 5 месяцев назад

They should be slamming him for talking so.. sslowww. How can your mind not wander off?

@ammanrathore4192 2 месяца назад

We r disable tana is not discipline

@Sissalu 2 года назад

Self esteem is actually the difference of where your believe your potential is and where you are. Wow... just wow.

@ToND1Ne 3 месяца назад

It’s not just the constant interrupting; it’s the barking/shouting machine-gun communication style. I’m exhausted!

@lukasflueckiger4006 2 года назад

Wow- this knowledge should be made known among teachers, therapists, doctors.... in our country! I wish I knew when I was young (because of my own story!), but thanks God I know now- it feels like a rehabilitation!!! Thanks for your work! I wish I could fly to the US and get my and my son‘s brain scanned🙏

@shawnb50 3 года назад

Come on guys, we don’t need to rip on her so much. If you like the man, you don’t need to be so harsh on the woman he loves.

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

And her points are useful and logical. Her lived experience is so valuable and it is so disheartening to read people malign her without trying to understand. This is why we have to mask and hide ourselves and why we come to resent people with these attitudes.

@dulceoliveira3601 16 дней назад

Yeah why is everyone talking about her. They're having a convo. She reminds me of me lol I have add

@cynthiaettinger9730 4 года назад

This is incredible information, but how could I pay money to people who can’t see how badly she has ADD? She makes me want to RUN. If she can’t accept or discuss her own ADD without such denial , why would I take a course ON THIS SUBJECT from her. She is Not helping. I’ve left here and gone to website but Oh my lord she’s involved in all of it. They need to take a serious look at what a detriment it might be for many.

@dhiaag1032 3 года назад

I get frustrated at her cutting his off everytime, but in fact, I do this a lot 😂. So do I have to find a man that had this level of patience as him? 😂

@wowwee0 Год назад

In my experience YES lol

@Only_Grace1111 Год назад

Lol

@brandentheultramangofighter 4 года назад

I'm 15 and I have ADD and tbh let the doctor dude talk.

@donnaroberts4751 2 года назад

I love this episode. Because she proves what he is saying. ADD is a huge spectrum. Also,she demonstrates opportunities for ADD people. Yes, she was annoying… initially. But I loved the “proof is in the pudding” demonstration. Excellent!,,

@sylviarogers15 11 месяцев назад

He’s telling her she has a subtype of ADD called Anxious ADD. She won’t accept it. I have ADD. I recognized it immediately.

@lindab.1625 4 года назад

It's so funny and annoying how she keeps interjecting/interrupting him and he even says people with ADD will interrupt you and she smiles and nods LOL God bless him he's very patient with her and gets things back on track. But I did have to keep rewinding often because I kept loosing track of which type ADD they were discussing! Has anyone done the course? $99 I'm on the fence.

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

And I had to speed up the video because he talks so slow and pendantic.

@TheIrishAmish 2 года назад

I’m DESPERATELY trying to listen to the Doctor to try and glean out information, AND SHE WONT SHUT UP.

@doykme 7 месяцев назад

Definitely she has something, she does not let him talk 😮

@metrocabinet 3 года назад

I really appreciate these discussions as ADD runs in our family. You have touted the brain scan as an excellent way to style in the diagnosis. What I want to know is how are you getting these brain scans done there is nothing but resistance in the healthcare industry to paying for this

@tma78 4 года назад

9:03 this is why i managed to get my highschool teachers to let me listen to music in class when we had to do work modules. it worked. i only got diagnosed with adhd 6 weeks ago, i'm 41.

@lyndamayes5484 4 года назад

You were lucky to have that teacher! The only way I can hope to get anything done, like pay bills, phone calls, organizing papers etc is to put my headphones on and listen to my favorite music...loud! Before i know it I am getting things done then i feel happy!

@edwardruda7049 4 года назад

Glad your intelligence was able to ease the misplaced focus, we all suffer.

@stacilamb6454 4 года назад

OMGGGG The interuptions of Tana. I can't even follow this. Please medicate her!

@briza2022 3 года назад

😦🤣

@gabrielamontenegro8090 3 года назад

Her plot is to have him notice and give her a discount on the treatment

@jacquelineanne3934 Год назад

She's not a professional interviewer

@ammanrathore4192 2 месяца назад

😁😁😁😁😁

@dulceoliveira3601 16 дней назад

She's giving us an example of add irl. Why don't people see it

@DecayingMax 4 года назад

Dude I swear if she interrupts him one more time I-

@lt9316 4 года назад

Ruins the interview.

@maddie9185 4 года назад

“If I don’t say what I am thinking I am going to forget it” that’s my husband classic ADD

@weeepsalotts723 3 года назад

It's true. We'll forget it. Whch would not be an issue, but we will remember it randomly later on and it will drive us crazy that we didn't tell you. So it's easier to just blurt it out right away. Lol

@hellensiemens3028 2 года назад

Mine too. If someone asks me to repeat what I said it is generally gone

@Dr.JudeAEMasonMD 2 года назад

I think it’s great to have someone with ADHD that he life’s so that people can see what it can really look like to mentally dance with people like us. Thank you! 🙏🏽

@TheMerFree 7 месяцев назад

Full disclosure, I have ADHD, and this was difficult for me to watch. If I pretend she’s playing a character in a dramatization, it’s not as irritating.

@aprilalder8635 5 лет назад

I have ADD, and this women needs to just stop talking. I'm trying to listen to what he's talking about. And shes being completely inappropriate and annoying.

@crystalcarney6591 5 лет назад

I am at 3:27 mins in and had to stop to see who this woman is. Is this his wife?

@crystalcarney6591 5 лет назад

Yep! He put a ring on it!

@zebedeerotten533 5 лет назад

unlucky who done her hair lego .... lol

@kassi4837 4 года назад

Zebedee Rotten I disagree. She is proof that someone with adhd and anxiety can live a meaningful and successful life. She is lovely and she puts up with issues he has just as much he puts up with issues she has . She is a gracious woman not spouting everything out about him while he does talk about her issues publicly . She is right about him sometimes saying some off the wall things that aren’t necessary or appropriate. I keep up with a lot of their podcasts and videos. We don’t see half of what they deal with and work though together behind the scenes but the point is- they don’t give up and are still together , and because of that, they are a ministry and an example . Two imperfect people are doing their best to love each other and help others with unique and difficult challenges have better lives and relationships too. Both of them appear try to be as real as possible on camera. That’s a lot . I don’t think Dr. Amen or Tana are unlucky. They are blessed and fortunate . To each his own with hair style preference btw, if you don’t like it , you don’t like it. You know the saying- one mans trash another mans treasure . She is his treasure, not yours. Obviously for very good reasons .

@kassi4837 4 года назад

April Adler I see what you are saying and it’s funny because it used to be the other way around. He’d do all talking and she couldn’t get a word in edgewise . They are trying to work on this I can tell . Maybe it will get better .

@serasvictoria6132 3 года назад

Everyone is talking about her interrupting but she is actively trying to listen and doing her best. It's not something she does intentionally

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

He talks sooo slow. And pauses so much. It's soo exhausting. I would like it if he engaged with her more while she's talking, instead of just waiting for her to finish so he can continue his lecture.

@ammanrathore4192 2 месяца назад

Shut up she she is doing trash n u r justifying trash

@shae1005 4 года назад

You two are doing great work!

@annthelen 2 года назад

You two are a sweet, grace giving couple, fun, real, AND the honest interaction helps us learn!🧡💙💚❤💜💜

@micheal4487 2 года назад

HUGE HUGE respect for both of you for what you do. But, it was very stressful to watch and focus with the interruptions. lol at the same time I get it because I’ve been the same way

@ferahsudenazulusoy4553 9 месяцев назад

She interrups a lot

@spinnettdesigns 8 месяцев назад

Thank you, thank you! I realized mine with our sons diagnosis, exactly as you said. I hate interrupting people and being late. I’m 61 and still fight it. I don’t like drugs and they don’t agree with me but now I see why my body live rhodiola, ginseng and L-tyrosine. I need to get back on them ASAP. I’ve learned lots of great coping skills, I’m a much better listener but I still need improvement. It makes me feel better to think that I’m not just a rude person but having impulse control which makes me sad. But this isn’t hopelessness on my part at all. I was married to an ISTJ (I’m an ENFP) and he taught me SO much about time management and organization. I’m so grateful. Im different in that I despise drama and fighting and perhaps because I’m a middle child as well, but I work for peace. I don’t do the typical “shocking” things, I’m very empathetic and respectful. One thing that really helped me was realizing that I wanted to respect those around me and though I have my own weaknesses, my desire to be a cooperative and functioning member of my “group”… I’m definitely not a classic case and have a complex personality (in a good way) with a little of all of these so it’s been harder to pin down what was amiss but I’ve finally gotten to understand myself better. I take all of the supplements that you mentioned (5HTP,tyrosine,rhodiola,ginseng) and figured out that my body suffers if I don’t have a little (organic/raw) dairy and carbs. I’d so like to get a brain scan but funds are an issue. I’ve been able to function well because of getting kind information from the likes of you and applying it in my life! I wish my son could get a brain scan because I think he’s a mix of the rage one…😒 Thanks again!

@crafts33 7 месяцев назад

Excellent show!! Keep up the great work!!!👍❤

@deborahlarson2650 7 месяцев назад

I have learned so much from you throughout many years. This program, with the 2 of you was excellent as well. Thank you. 🙄

@rosamariajirano3638 4 года назад

Excellent information. Thank you so much.

@gratitude7397 4 года назад

Unfortunately, I can't keep watching. Too much interruption

@ammanrathore4192 2 месяца назад

Exactly

@felishataylor1323 2 месяца назад

that’s the adhd 😅 I interrupt too

@dusteye1616 4 года назад

I think she was great. What awesome people. Many thanks

@tintrach 4 года назад

What's up with the constant interruptions by Tana,,,,, impulse control issue or what? Makes it difficult to stay on track with what the good doctor is saying. 11:32 exactly! LOL.

@heather6504 3 года назад

I love this they're great together

@loleki737 Год назад

So helpful. Thank you!

@reetamorris5834 2 года назад

Thank you! You have taught me so much and I have shared your videos a lot!

@hannaraoul7731 8 месяцев назад

So good to watch and listen again. Thank you ❤

@HiNinqi 3 года назад

I love Tana her questions and commentary really keep the discussion going and hit points that listerners might be wondering themselves. I'm glad go see a woman with adhd speak. Dr. A and Tana are a really cute couple.

@derekpardoe827 2 года назад

I’ve tried to finish this 18 times

@darkphoenixlegend 4 года назад

Omg lol she needs to stop and just let him explain 😂

@nazanindarbanian5960 4 года назад

I so much enjoyed and learned a lot from Dr. Amen, but unfortunately his wife keep interrupting and deviate the point of conversation. That’s so unfortunate, I just felt he is sharing an amazing clinical research results, but unfortunately it was very hard to follow due to her constant interruption and questions and story telling !

@abejidesouless2247 5 лет назад

Tana, some of us with ADHD DO care. It’s like he said, we don’t see it.

@abejidesouless2247 5 лет назад

“I don’t want to do it” sounds like RDS

@stefaniemiles8855 Год назад

I diagnosed myself when my Psych professor was giving a similar explanation of the 1st type that girls are usually under diagnosed. I raised my hand and told him he was describing me.

@MatthewTinker-au-pont-blanc 4 года назад

Why din't you do bite sized videos short enough to by good for people who have ADD?

@countrysister700 4 года назад

I need the list of 7 and time markers. I'll never make it through all this with her babbling and hair arranging. Poor thing

@heather6504 3 года назад

I haven’t watched the video yet but judging by the comments, Tana is on one

@usethisaccountmom5966 4 года назад

Thank you!

@chrisbee5355 3 года назад

Doing the exact same thing everyday is like slow death for me. I HATE tags on my clothing or rugs even! Easily distracted, Impulsive, Spontaneous, Procrastination is probably putting me homeless soon. I have to wait 6 more days to see therapist/psychiatrist. I am TERRIFIED they are just going to put me on anti-depressants!!!!!!!!!!

@patrickglennon6834 2 года назад

Dr ont take pharma drugs ever

@gordonberryessa4482 Год назад

Very helpful video on ADD

@jelenam10 Год назад

I have to stimulate myself with chewing/eating/sugar to keep my focus. But I am also too anxious from that type of food, and need to calm myself down. 😤

@Pixelkvist 4 года назад

Wish there were time codes to all the types. I mainly want to learn about Limbic ADD which is what I have.

@AmenClinic 4 года назад

Here is more information on Limbic ADD: www.amenclinics.com/blog/when-depression-add-intersect-week-5-of-7-limbic-add/

@mysobermission2509 4 года назад

Omg I love you to thank you so much for your podcast loving this all the way in england. I'm having to wait 2 years for a diagnosis due to the waiting list here! I cant afford private but my son has just been diagnosed. I've lost a business because of my impulsivity and believe I would still have my business if I had the help I needed to understand and manage it. Thank you so much for all of this. P.s i could tell instantly how much you love each other, the way you look at each other 😍 it's all in the eyes. X

@Faith_and_Hope_07 Год назад

I'm a fan of both ❤ I'm surprised to see her interrupting so much. That would drive me crazy. Hard to see because I want to learn from what he is saying. Wow. Sad. 😢😢😢😢😢 my sister does that to me. I've stopped calling often. Can't handle it.

@fromthebayou 2 года назад

My whole life and relationships make sense now. My mind is blown

@georgewashington3555 3 года назад

I love the story of her mom, and its true.. i have a friend that had issues and she started her own business. Not everybody fits in when you have issues or add.. but those same people have talents.

@BarbaraJ1111 11 месяцев назад

ADHD individuals usually seem extremely smart... of course not all... so they do seem to be very successful in life. We usually use our ADHD to our advantage and create skill sets around our behavior/personality. But in regards to Dr. Amen's wife, Tana, her ADHD interruptions definitely distracted me...a 71 yo ADHD female, to attempt to listen and learn about the different types of ADHD. That said, if this episode was to teach us about ADHD types... and not to be "entertained " by a husband/wife comedy team... I truly didn't learn about the types. I am disappointed. 😢

@annedebellis3181 4 года назад

I’m adopting you two as my parents 😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@tuomaswahlberg4436 3 года назад

I love her energy. He speaks sooo sloowlyy... 1.5x speed helps.

@SomeLittleShoe 3 года назад

Americans are impatient.

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

Omg exactly... so slow.. I usually have to watch people on 1.5. but I don't need to speed her up. Love her.

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

@@SomeLittleShoe this is literally a video about a disorder where people process information faster than other people. Do you not realize how clueless you sound!

@dctrbrass 3 года назад

I had terrible side effects from three meds. My natural Dr put me on a higher dose of DHA and phosphatidalserine. Works just as well as the meds, without the side effects. Not really knocking drugs, but there are other options that work. I've had a traumatic back injury, but I did notice that I had less hyperactivity when I was able to run. It didn't help my crazy brain though. I'm far more interested in balance in my life.. so the suggestion here to over-exercise is a silly idea imo. There's something wrong with the obsession with weight, food, and exercise in the world. That's why the eating disorder numbers have spiked. Also, the "how to AdHD" RU-vid channel has amazing coping strategies. Highly recommended. She struggles greatly as well. That combined with her excellent research is why I feel that she has a much more well-rounded understanding of this issue.

@alaaq1804 2 года назад

how much DHA and phosphatidalserine were you taking?

@gwm6102 4 года назад

Watching this with ADHD, it's like a recovering addict going to a drug party. This woman triggers my shame, my disappointment, my knowledge that I struggle every day with impulse control and blurting, and she is revelling in it and seems entirely untreated. Her behavior indicates that I will never watch another video from these people.

@l21n18 4 года назад

G Man it ain’t t that bad

@briza2022 3 года назад

🤣😂

@CodBrosMaster 3 года назад

i highly disagree with that last statement, this man is a very very intellectual man on ADD / ADHD if you really want help I recommend listening to what this guy has to say. You can get over the chick for one video bud

@rubyblu21 3 года назад

Nah, she's intelligent, fast at process information and can talk as fast as she thinks. If she was talking about irrelevant stuff then it might be different.

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

@@rubyblu21 wholeheartedly agree

@heather6504 3 года назад

Idk I’m 10 minutes in and I’m super entertained

@miamagana7835 Год назад

I DIDN'T KNOW I HAD ADHD AND WAS HOOKED ON DRUGS FOR A LONG TIME. NO ONE UNDERSTOOD ME WHEN I TOLD THEM I FELT NORMAL ON THEM AND IT EXPLAINS HOW I KEPT JOBS AND OTHER THINGS UNDER CONTROL TILL IT GOT OUT OF HAND BECAUSE OF COURSE THATS WHAT DRUGS DO. NOW IM ON A MAINTENANCE PROGRAM AND UNDER CONTROL

@hpkiser3 4 года назад

I go tomorrow hopefully get the help i so desperately need

@swhite6835 4 года назад

I would be interested in watching a definition of the archetypes by Dr. Amen without this woman involved.

@LipstickLisa123 4 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UWnJ4wjVu9k.html

@dianemalcom-nutter3348 3 года назад

This is his wife with him on the show and in his practice.

@tadficuscactus 4 года назад

What can you do about head trauma? I fell off the top bunk bead when I was about 6 and had concussion. As an adult I have depression, anxiety and ADD.

@8randi 2 года назад

My 9yo son sounds like Jarret 😢 We just drove to the Amen Clinic in Atlanta to have his scans done. To me it looks like he has Over-focused ADD as well as the Ring of Fire. I have OCD myself, and my sons maternal grandpa (my dad) was a drug addict and criminal who died by suicide overdose. Our results appointment isn’t until June 28th because there is only one child psychologist at the Atlanta Amen Clinic location, but we need help NOW! Is there anything I can do to get a jumpstart on my son’s treatment? Any advice is so greatly appreciated Dr. Amen, thank you so much for what you do. So wonderful to finally have some HOPE after all these years

@zxctgb 2 года назад

When you go the double length route to avoid traffic, even though it takes longer.

@annabuchanan4256 8 месяцев назад

I hate people interrupting during a conversation

@martham.1761 4 года назад

loved this lecture!! It should be a criminal offense to allow regular MD's and even professional psychiatrists to "practice" on people that trust in their professional training to ruin peoples lives by intuitively prescribing the wrong medications!

@safirijorgensen7842 Год назад

He is a patient Man

@amillionlittle11 5 лет назад

❤ 15 minutes in so far...

@kimberlyromanski1579 2 года назад

He's a saint!

@whowearereally6494 7 месяцев назад

I believe my whole family has this because they’re all always picking out what each other does wrong, and we learned from my mother and my father; they both constantly picked out what we were doing wrong, and I being the youngest noticed at all… now I believe one of my sons has it also..

@shinraorg 3 года назад

ADD FTW! :D Damn he got me on the FAN! hahaha, Im 38 and Ive been in a 2 year hunt to find laser focus.

@freefit34 3 года назад

Do some ADD brains make the connection between stimulation and anxiety, creating an anxiety disorder that supplies constant stimulation. I am finding that as I tackle my anxiety, my ADD seems to become more prominent, that hyperactive energy / jitteriness.

@katgirlblue 8 месяцев назад

She says "Impulse control! That's not me!" Umm, look again. And she interrupted him to shout that.

@chamberlineowen2814 3 года назад

She enjoys her husband's company and seems to forget at times that it is a podcast. It is forgivable and essence of the story is there.

@ally_henry 2 года назад

Not sure if she’s anxious add or has a personality disorder. Anyway his knowledge is amazing

@briza2022 3 года назад

18:17 "the only reason you are running is because you are chasing me" aweeeheheheh!

@mikelong651 5 месяцев назад

I can relate to most of what they both are describing ADHD

@janethomas78 4 года назад

TANA!! CALM DOWN!!

@karenharvey2549 Год назад

See to much, hear too much, busy mind, listen to music while studying, sensitivity to light, foods, noise, seams and elasticated wast bands, well meaning but diisorganised, interrupting, interrupting. One of my soothing methods is swimming in the sea daily all year round. Some of these symptoms are also attributed to CPTSD but looking back some of the things I was punished for were symptoms i. e. interrupting (bright ideas, can't wait to share otherwise I'll forget,) fixated on things.

@ADHDcutieSingleMama 2 года назад

OMG..she is definitely ADHD...it is so funny that she thinks she doesn't...WOW!!! Embrace it Tana...it's ok

@27sgall 11 месяцев назад

No, “all of us” do not have “ADHD moments” and a heads-up, most neurodiverse people I know find that type of comment off-putting as it is trivializing. That would be like saying, “Oh, I have MS moments” referring to tripping on something. Please don’t use disabilities as a means to describe non-disabled people’s non-disabling traits. He clarified that, but I want you to know from the neurodiverse community’s common take on those comments, me included.

@transphotography 4 года назад

The multiple comments about Tana's interruptions are understandable. Although I do love what she adds to the conversation, her constant interruption and personal interjections are very distracting and obnoxious. However, this is a classic symptom of ADHD. My input is.. I assume there was a rough script or outline. PLEASE, work on having a finished point/idea before interrupting. Maybe have a notepad to jot down notes so Tana can still follow up with her comments, but at a more appropriate moment. Thanks to both of you for the great material.

@transphotography 4 года назад

Saw a newer video and this doesn't appear to be an issue anymore. Nice job with the improvement! :)

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

I love her interjections. To me it shows that's she's listening, engaged and buying into what he's saying. I'm a fan of her. She keeps the pace going and keeps it relevant.

@stacydol7267 3 года назад

Came to this to get clarity on my own ADD. HOWEVER, clearly she has ADD because 32min in and I’m yet to hear anything new or not related to the couples experiences.

@lorriheffner2747 3 месяца назад

it’s like ok, I have so much “good” mental focus, I won’t waste it on the cabinet door because that is a low hanging fruit task that can be done when its more convenient to add it into another task, and save the good juice for handling more difficult tasks, it is like an auto pilot “battery saving” mode that the ADD brain does, without being asked to do so.

@brianohamill7236 2 года назад

When a woman has completed 10 books and has a successful career, didn’t really know she was struggling… where is the disorder part? I think that when someone is trying to do things and can’t overcome the struggle is where the disorder comes in. I’m sympathize with her anxiety, but I think she’s lucky to have the focus she does on her interests.

@sjking1111 4 года назад

Can this woman PLEASE stop talking and interrupting him?! GAAAAHHHHH!

@pamelalittle8946 2 года назад

Opinions about being on ahdh meds and being angry all the time?

@kathy259 4 года назад

Why does she have to sit there? She interrupts him in an annoying way.

@michaelshannon9169 2 года назад

His experience here is very telling. Her impulse to interject incessantly causes him no strain, he just keeps going as she regresses back to being a 5 yr old toddler.

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

You are being so disrespectful to her. She is a subject matter expert in her own right. Goes to show how people (men) are so prone to dismiss and malign women, especially confident neurotypical ones.

@michaelshannon9169 2 года назад

@@Van-hb4gi awww, u wanna cwyyy?

@Van-hb4gi 2 года назад

@@michaelshannon9169 you are obviously a very caring and concerned human being. No, I don't, but thanks for reaching out.