Podcasts about adhd executive function

Despite growing awareness, ADHD remains one of the most misunderstood conditions in the modern workplace. In this episode, we explore seven widespread myths that still shape how ADHD is perceived—and misperceived—on the job. Based on insights from The Future of Commerce article on ADHD at work, we go deeper into the neurological truths behind attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and how outdated beliefs are limiting both people and performance.From the myth that "everyone has a little ADHD" to the assumption that treatment is unnecessary for high-functioning adults, this conversation brings clarity, empathy, and forward-thinking strategies. If you're an HR leader, people manager, or neurodivergent individual navigating today's workplace, this episode offers perspective, validation—and practical ways to help ADHD shine as the superpower it can be.What You'll Learn in This Episode:

Brendan Mahan is an internationally recognized ADHD/Executive Function expert, and an engaging, sought-after speaker. He is the producer and host of the “ADHD Essentials” podcast. Brendan helps individuals, families, schools, and businesses manage the challenges of ADHD. His approach blends education, collaborative problem-solving, and accountability, with compassion, humor, and a focus on strengths and growth. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/out-of-the-blank/support

Dr Janina Maschke.....I am honoured to have today's guest on the ADHD Untangled Podcast...Janina's Instagram content has really supported me on my journey with my ADHD Diagnosis plus as I am a brain science geek I wanted to chat to her to get her  to get a Drs opinion on ADHD the Struggles & the Strengths. We talk a lot about ADHD and excutive function aswell as the positive effects ADHD coaching has on supporting us reframe our negative bias. I really enjoyed this episode and I hope you do too.Let's get Untangled and show the world what we are made of! https://www.adhdempowermentcoaching.com/https://www.instagram.com/adhd_empowerment_coaching/ADHD COACHING IT'S TIME TO TURN YOUR ADHD STRUGGLES INTO STRENGTHS AND SHOW UP IN THE WAY YOU WERE ALWAYS MEANT TO! Fed up of fighting with your ADHD brain? Now you have the awareness of your ADHD you no longer have to…It's a given that ADHD comes with many struggles but it also comes with a lot of strengths and once you start to focus your attention on the positive side of your ADHD be prepared, because this is where life starts to transform. My mission is to bring awareness to how your ADHD is showing up for you with a strength-focused approach, so together, we can start to reframe the way you see your ADHD so you can live a more authentic, purposeful life and show up in the world the way you were always meant to. BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL WITH ME!@adhd_untangleduntangledco.com

Today we discuss ADHD evaluations, executive function, time management, lifestyle, and more. Dr. Carey Heller is a licensed psychologist and founding partner of Heller Psychology Group, located in Bethesda, Maryland. He specializes in the evaluation and treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), executive function issues, learning disabilities, and related items including anxiety. This episode is incredibly valuable for anyone discovering their superpower of ADHD, and what to consider as next steps once an evaluation has been made. There's a lot of paths one can take, whether you are a parent of a child with ADHD, you yourself have recently been diagnosed, or you are simply curious about the benefits of time management and executive functioning skills. Important Links Heller Psychology Group ADHD & Executive Functioning Coaching Services chadd.org Recent Articles How Would a Professional Approach Treating an Adult with ADHD? Attention Magazine October 2022 ADHD Goes to Camp, Too: Featured in the April 2022 Edition of Washington Parent Magazine Executive Function Issues and ADHD: Featured in the April 2022 Edition of Attention Magazine Study Skills for Thriving with ADHD: Featured in the October 2021 Edition of Attention Magazine View complete list of articles Additional Articles/Blogs Practical Parenting Strategies with Dr. Heller Goodtherapy.org ADHD Topic Expert Blog Posts --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theadhdads/support

Got ADHD? Do you struggle with executive functions? Have you thought about the challenges the future will bring when it comes to executive functions? Have you ever thought about what mindset you will need? In this episode of Attention Talk Radio, ADHD and attention coach Jeff Copper (https://digcoaching.com) will talk about executive function; understanding our culture, society, and technology; and then share his insights on some of the challenges the future may bring. The focus of the show is to give you the right mindset to be able to understand what's going on and manage the aging process with style and grace. If you're hitting that stage of life when you're starting to use the word O-L-D, this is a show you won't want to miss. Attention Talk Radio is the leading site for self-help Internet radio shows focusing on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and attention deficit disorder, including managing symptoms of ADHD in adults with ADD or adults who have children with ADHD. Attention Talk Radio, hosted by Jeff Copper, attention and ADHD coach, is designed to help adults (particularly those diagnosed with or impacted by attention deficit disorder or its symptoms) in life or business who are stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated to help them get unstuck and moving forward by opening their minds to pay attention to what works. To learn more about attention and ADHD coach Jeff Copper, go to www.digcoaching.com. 

Hello and welcome to episode five of The Thirteen Hour Life Coach Podcast .Today I talk with Tiffany Grist who specialises in limiting beliefs, (ADHD) Executive Function, Productivity and Business Strategies.She is known as the "Process Princess" and we both tackle the four executive functions of ADHD to explain it in simple terms for the audience.These are:1)  Non-verbal working memory.2)  Verbal working memory.3)  Emotion regulation and problem solving.4)  Planning / Problem solving I hope you can join us.Welcome to The Thirteen Hour Life Coach Podcast.Every week I will have a guest on my show in which we will discuss  how to help adults with ADHD really EXCEL!I have ADHD myself, and I wrote the book The Thirteen-Hour Life Coach, which is available in all stores with strategies that help me every day.https://www.lulu.com/shop/simon-arnold/the-thirteen-hour-life-coach/paperback/product-zjkrww.html?page=1&pageSize=4You will hear things on the podcast that will blow your mind!There is no better time to get support for adults with ADHD.This is going to be so much fun :)Contact me at : simonjamesa893@gmail.com for book info or coming onto the show.

ADHD and Burnout!!! I can not get enough of this topic, so I decided to have a candid conversation about it with my special guest Brendan Mahan, host of ADHD Essentials Podcast and ADHD Coach.   “Is it the Fish or the Water? Is the fish sick because the fish is sick? or is the fish sick, Because it's swimming in a toxic ocean.” Brendan unpacks this concept so beautifully in this episode. (Yes we do get into politics in this talk)  We covered various aspects of how those with ADHD might experience burnout and how to move through it.  Thank you Brendan for being an amazing guest, really enjoyed this rich conversation and your wisdom.   #ADHD    About:  Brendan Mahan, M.Ed., MS., an internationally recognized ADHD/Executive Function coach, a highly engaging, sought-after speaker, and the host of the ADHD Essentials Podcast. A former teacher, mental health counselor, and principal, Brendan helps individuals, families, schools, and businesses manage the challenges of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and neurodiversity through an approach that blends education, collaborative problem-solving, and accountability with compassion, humor, a focus on strengths and growth, and his trademark “Wall of Awful™” model. He has been featured in The Washington Post, ADDitude Magazine, How To ADHD, and Speaker Magazine. Contact him at brendan@ADHDessentials.com.

This week I'm coming in with my second episode in the success with ADHD series and I'm talking with Brendan Mahan. Brendan is a dynamic ADHD/Executive Function consultant, coach, and speaker. And he runs the ADHD Essentials Podcast on this network. Brendan is also probably one of the people I quote the most when I'm doing this podcast because he just has so many great ideas about ADHD and how to approach those issues.You may remember him from when I interviewed him a few years ago about The Wall of Awful - if you haven't heard that episode go check it out, it's a concept that's definitely worth knowing about.In our conversation today Brendan and I talk about what makes us successful with ADHD and how we can reframe some of those ideas to fit with who we really are and how one of the biggest keys is finding that balance in our life and our work.Support me on PatreonConnect with me on:FacebookTwitterInstagramor ask me a question on my Contact PageFind the show note at HackingYourADHD.com/ADHDsuccesspart2 

People with ADHD have to face both the strengths and struggles that come along with their diagnosis. During ADHD Awareness Month, we're presenting some important conversations we've had along the way about ADHD, including this conversation with Brendan Mahan, who shares his struggle with ADHD and executive function. This conversation was first released in October of 2019. ABOUT THE GUEST - Brendan Mahan, MEd., MS, is an ADHD/Executive Function consultant, coach, and speaker. As a veteran educator, he is skilled at teaching people how to effectively manage the challenges they face. He and his twin sons have ADHD, and he enjoys helping others with ADHD meet the challenges they face. Brendan is also host of the ADHD Essentials podcast. The Neurodiversity Podcast is available on Facebook and Instagram at Neurodiversity Podcast, and on Twitter @NeurodiversePod. For more information go to www.NeurodiversityPodcast.com

Angela is joined by Brendan Mahan, MEd., MS, is an ADHD/Executive Function consultant, coach, speaker, and podcaster. He discusses the skills he teaches parents, his thoughts on if we parent the way we were parented, how he progressed through his career, how to deal with kids who push the parent too far, and much more. To learn more about Brendan, including information on his coaching and podcast, visit ADHDEssentials.com

When you have ADHD, you most likely are not great at time management. You are operating at an executive function or organization management deficit! This episode goes over tips that can make an incredible difference with time management and help executive functioning. These are tips on how to be on time and being aware of how much time passes. The episode includes things that can help you be more organized. The episode discusses tips on how to be where you want to go on time! Improving time management and executive functioning is not easy when you have ADHD. Here are 12 tips that can help you improve time management! You can watch the podcast on YouTube too! Click on the link to The Rewired Fitness Podcast website below to see some of the YouTube videos! If you like the content and want to support it, then consider subscribing. You can subscribe to the audio podcast, the YouTube channel, or both. Another great way to support the podcast is to share the podcast. I offer the additional services of Podcast Audio Editing, Canva Design, And ADHD coaching. Visit the podcast website by clicking the link below if you want to request any of these services. Podcast Website: http://www.rewiredfit.com/ (www.rewiredfit.com) YouTube direct link: https://the-rewired-fitness-podcast.captivate.fm/youtube Facebook:http://www.facebook.com/rewired.adhd.fitness (www.facebook.com/rewired.adhd.fitness) Instagram: @rewired.fitness TikTok: therewiredfitnesspodcast Support the Podcast Through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rewiredfitness?fan_landing=true (https://www.patreon.com/rewiredfitness?fan_landing=true) Support this podcast

Michael (Mike) McLeod is the owner of a practice called GrowNOW Therapy. He is a licensed Speech and Language Pathologist and he is an ADHD and Executive Function Specialist. He talks about what each of those specialties mean, how it helps those who are struggling in these particular areas and how he tries to teach them how to be independent and be self-sufficient. ■ His Resources: ■ Website: grownowtherapy.com ■ Instagram: GrowNow Therapy - IG ■ YouTube: GrowNOW Therapy - YT ■ Facebook: GrowNow Therapy - FB ■ FB Group - ADHD for Speech and Language Pathologists ■ Email: Mike@grownowtherapy.com ■ Other Resources: ■ Visit your local Chadd group ■ Dr. Russell Barkley ■ George McCloskey ■ Peg Dawson ■ Sara Ward – Speech and Language Pathologist ■ Ryan Wexelblatt – The ADHD Dude - IG

Most of us have at least some rejection sensitivity, but with neurodivergent people it’s often magnified. Emily Kircher-Morris talks with Brendan Mahan, an ADHD and executive function consultant, about how to reduce or overcome rejection sensitivity. This is an episode everyone can benefit from, and don’t forget to check out Brendan’s podcast, ADHD Essentials. ABOUT THE GUEST - Brendan Mahan, MEd., MS, is an ADHD/Executive Function consultant, coach, and speaker. As a veteran educator, he is skilled at teaching people how to effectively manage the challenges they face. He and his twin sons have ADHD, and he enjoys helping others with ADHD meet the challenges they face. Brendan is also host of the ADHD Essentials podcast. You can support the podcast and receive subscriber-only benefits at www.patreon.com/neurodiversity. The Neurodiversity Podcast is available on Facebook and Instagram, and on Twitter @NeurodiversePod. For more information go to www.NeurodiversityPodcast.com

Jamie shares that she grew up in a chaotic environment with parents who both had an undiagnosed mental illness, which left a lot on Jamie’s shoulders as the oldest child.  Jamie explains how problems with ADHD/Executive Function in the brain played a role in her failing out of college twice, losing careers, and dealing with financial and relationship problems. She talks about struggling with inadequacy and imposter syndrome in her everyday life. She shares how one of the most useful things she did was plug into the neurodivergent community in-person and online and benefit from the sense of community and commonality. Jamie shares how her journey transitioning from male to female has impacted the way she experiences emotion and interprets the world. That and more!

Internationally recognized ADHD/Executive Function expert Brendan Mahan shares parenting hacks for raising kids with ADHD, and breaks down the "Wall of Awful" (and how our kids can overcome it). For more info, visit: www.tiltparenting.com/session225

Today, we’re talking to Caroline Maguire.  Caroline is the author of “Why Will No One Play With Me?”, and an expert in ADHD, Executive Function, and Social Skills. In Today’s Episode, Caroline and I talk about the social challenges of COVID19.  We discuss the need for small social interactions, the importance of clear communication when planning to socialize with others, ways to strengthen social skills weakened by COVID, and why we need to collaborate more with our kids. >>> Book your free information call about the  ADHD Essentials Parent Coaching Groups!

In this episode, Brendan Mahan, M.ED., MS., shares how he re-defined his matrix of success as a man after experiencing multiple losses. After losing his job, the death of his mother, becoming a stay at home father and his car burning down, Brendan describes how those experiences helped shape the man he has become. He also offers some insights on how men can re-define their own successes even after experiencing failures and disappointments.   Brendan Mahan, M.Ed., MS., is an internationally recognized ADHD/Executive Function expert, and an engaging, sought-after speaker. He is also the producer and host of the ADHD Essentials Podcast. Brendan helps individuals, families, schools, and businesses manage the challenges of ADHD. His approach blends education, collaborative problem-solving, and accountability, with compassion, humor, and a focus on strengths and growth. Contact him at brendan@ADHDessentials.com.

Boredom As An Important Marker For ActionParadoxically, without self-control you can't be free. – Russell A BarkleyMeasure Brain Function To Improve Outcomes – Boredom Matters  Jeff Copper is an ADHD Coach and national thought leader who likes to use obstacles as teaching tools. He likes to measure. Here he measures, yes, boredom. At first, boredom looks like it's obvious, but Jeff takes this interesting boredom discussion to a different level. Jeff is, quite simply, a man for all seasons, as he reflects, reports, and recommends on the remarkable changes in “ADHD” – Executive Function – mind science. His international reputation for asking important questions, for providing an interesting forum to discuss the vagaries of ADD/ADHD diagnosis and treatment, is nothing less than exemplary – especially in these halcyon years of ADHD medication confusion, public distrust, and pervasive medical quandary. It's dicey out there, and Jeff sets out to correct the guessing game with details that work. Photo by https://unsplash.com/photos/I8kXlSLooXk?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText (Maxim Smith) on https://unsplash.com/collections/664899/boring?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText (Unsplash) Straight Talk: Thinking About Boredom & FunctionDon't forget, if the targets and treatments remain imprecise who can blame the public for a pervasive lack of confidence in the ADHD treatment system? The good news, label guesswork is out [hyperactive vs inattentive??], and detailed, functional measurement, both brain and biomedical, is now more decidedly, irrevocably in. No, I'm not diving into the deep waters of controversy over functional vs traditional medicine. The function I'm addressing here at CBJ is at once complex and simple: brain function and biomedical function from a comprehensive medical perspective are increasingly translatable, understandable, and applicable down at the street level. PerspectiveMy perspective remains the same: Comprehensive perceptions are inclusive, not polarized in either of the warring medical camps [traditional or functional] and are in the best interest of the most advanced, most precise, most predictable patient care. Let's get past binary thinking – it's boring. The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it. ~ Neil deGrasse TysonJeff's Outstanding ContributionIn just a few short years Jeff has interviewed almost everyone in the ADHD community from thought leaders such as Hallowell and Barkley to the living experiences of coaches and clients. He connects researchers with Main Street experiences, always chasing data that works in the real world. We're on the same Path. Ed Note: On My Good Times With JeffAt first, Jeff and I simply bumped into each other at various meetings, from http://www.chadd.org/ (CHADD) to the https://www.adhdcoaches.org/ (National ADHD Coaches Organization). I still remember very well how much we both appreciated http://www.russellbarkley.org/ (Dr. Russell Barkley's) remarks years ago when Russ added Brain Executive Function insights to the previous appearance-based diagnostic criteria still used as the standard of care today. We all know that ‘Hyperactive,' ‘Inattentive,' and ‘Combined,' simply don't cover the complexity of executive function challenges. Brain function measures mark the essential reality of Executive Function Challenges beyond appearances. Precise target recognition matters for both providers and patients. Dr. Russell Barkley Weighs InConsider this: Barkley's insights offer more precise answers. If both patient and medical teams truly understand and recognize the targets, the dialogue in global offices will improve markedly – simply because the patient can say, “Yes you hit it,” or, “Not yet.” [Functional diagnostic targets explained here in 8 detailed Videos in my Executive Function...

Episode 65 Join #psychedpodcast as we chat with Brendan Mahan who runs a podcast devoted to ADHD! Website: http://www.adhdessentials.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ADHD-Essentials-376907899134627/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/adhdessentials http://www.adhdessentials.com/meet-brendan/ http://www.adhdessentials.com/podcasts/ Free E-Book “5 Ways to Overcome The Wall of Awful” http://www.adhdessentials.com/essentials/#wall-of-awful Brendan Mahan, MEd., MS, is a dynamic ADHD/Executive Function consultant, coach, and speaker. As a veteran educator, he is… Continue reading Episode 65 – ADHD Essentials

Brendan Mahan and I discuss, “ADHD” Brendan Mahan is an internationally recognized ADHD expert and the host of the ADHD Essentials podcast. Brendan will explain executive function, he’ll discuss some of the positives of having ADHD and explore some of the best ways to treat and manage ADHD.  Brendan Mahan, MEd., MS, is a dynamic ADHD/Executive Function consultant, coach, and speaker. As a veteran educator, he is skilled at teaching people how to effectively manage the challenges they face. He loves to help people affected by ADHD troubleshoot, and redesign their lives in order to lessen the impact of the disorder. An internationally recognized expert, highly engaging speaker, and host of the ADHD Essentials podcast, Brendan helps individuals, families and institutions address the emotional, academic and lifestyle impacts ADHD has on them. He gets ADHD because he has ADHD. (As well as a heck of a lot of experience and schooling!) When meeting individually with clients, Brendan is caring, and understanding of the difficulties faced by those who suffer from ADHD, as well as the impact it has on those who love them. He sets realistic expectations, while encouraging his clients to strive to be 10% better. In consultation, his interventions are well explained and targeted, while still being highly accessible and useful across multiple domains.  Brendan works with educational institutions, employment organizations, mental health agencies and parenting groups. In his workshops, Brendan shares personal stories, case studies, various intervention techniques, and important insights with a liberal dose of humor and caring.  He trains schools from pre-K though college, Brendan’s insights into the role ADHD plays in the lives of his clients, as well as his strategies for limiting the impact of the disorder, have benefited people from Massachusetts to California, and across the globe.

Brendan Mahan, M.Ed., MS., is the host of the ADHD Essentials Podcast, an internationally known ADHD/Executive Function consultant/ coach, and highly engaging speaker. He helps people manage the emotional, academic and lifestyle impacts ADHD has on both the people who […]

Brendan Mahan joins us to discuss ADHD during the preschool years. We talk about what ADHD looks like in preschoolers, early intervention, and parenting strategies for children who have, or may have ADHD. Brendan is an ADHD/Executive Function consultant/coach, and is the host of the ADHD Essentials podcast. Show Page - www.discoverychilddevelopmentcenter.com/podcast facebook - facebook.com/preschoolandbeyond

Brendan Mahan joins us to discuss ADHD during the preschool years. We talk about what ADHD looks like in preschoolers, early intervention, and parenting strategies for children who have, or may have ADHD. Brendan is an ADHD/Executive Function consultant/coach, and is the host of the ADHD Essentials podcast. Show Page - www.discoverychilddevelopmentcenter.com/podcast facebook - facebook.com/preschoolandbeyond

Measure Brain Toxins For Multiple Recovery SolutionsAn expert is someone who has succeeded in making decisions and judgements simpler through knowing what to pay attention to and what to ignore.~ Edward deBonoWilliam Shaw, Ph.D., is board certified in the fields of clinical chemistry and toxicology by the American Board of Clinical Chemistry - with a profound interest in brain toxins. Before he founded https://www.greatplainslaboratory.com (The Great Plains Laboratory), Inc. in Lenexa, KS, Dr. Shaw worked for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Children's Mercy Hospital, the University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Medicine, and Smith Kline Laboratories. I've followed his work for many years, use Great Plains Laboratory for http://corebrainjournal.com/testing (biomedical testing) every day in my practice, and am exceedingly pleased to share these moments with his profound experience for our CBJ listeners. Recently Dr. Shaw added https://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/gpl-tox/ (GPL-TOX) to measure brain toxins to the Great Plains Labs armamentarium of essential mind tools. This CBJ Special 1-hour review will help listeners understand this possible next step for treatment failure globally. Ed Note: Take a moment to download Dr. Shaw's Bonus Notes below ↓ with many brain toxin reference topics for further review on this essential measurement tool. This is a republication of Dr. Shaw's exceedingly popular original interview at http://corebrainjournal.com/125 (CBJ/125) - to wrap up our New Year's Holiday Series with the CBJ Best of '17. Dr. Shaw's Years of Scholarship AchievementsIt's important to note that he is the author of two outstanding contributions to the evolution for the treatment of Autism, http://geni.us/shaw (Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD), originally published in 1998, and http://geni.us/shaw2 (Autism: Beyond the Basics), published in 2009. He is also a frequent speaker at conferences worldwide, a global authority with broad experience with the value of laboratory data and molecular insights regarding imbalanced brain functions. Personal NotesOn a more personal note, Dr. Shaw is the stepfather of a child with autism and has helped thousands of patients and medical practitioners to successfully improve the lives of people with autism spectrum disorders, ADHD/Executive Function, Alzheimer's disease, arthritis, bipolar disorder, chronic fatigue, depression, fibromyalgia, immune deficiencies, multiple sclerosis, OCD, Parkinson's disease, seizure disorders, tic disorders, Tourette's syndrome, and other serious conditions. References here demonstrate the depth of his understanding and life's mission. In this interview, we discuss useful details regarding the evolution and immediate value of measurements for brain toxins about many of these conditions. Dr. Shaw's Brain Toxins | Insights Detailed Here - CBJ/182GPL-TOX fulfills my lifetime wish to make toxin testing available for the public [spp-timestamp time="4:49"] 90% of the people don't know specific toxin exposure and could spend $20,000 searching [spp-timestamp time="6:00"] GPL-TOX tests for 172 different chemicals at about $200 [spp-timestamp time="6:42"] What high values on GPL-TOX testing mean medically [spp-timestamp time="7:49"] My first clinical case awareness on the relevance of brain toxins [spp-timestamp time="10:11"] Carbon Monoxide can cause kleptomania and death [spp-timestamp time="12:50"] One of the easiest things to remember about toxins [spp-timestamp time="13:22"] Humans are the most vulnerable to brain toxins and psych problems [spp-timestamp time="14:14"] Most common way they cause brain deterioration is through mitochondria [spp-timestamp time="15:52"] If you're waiting for the government to monitor toxins you might as well wait for the tooth fairy [spp-timestamp time="20:20"] The public must know: toxins cause a wide variety of mind/medical problems...

Whether your child has ADHD or not, most can use a little help with the changes and adjustments that going back-to-school requires. This episode is chock full of advice on how to set students up for success during the first few weeks of school and onward. In the first half of the episode Dr. Hallowell speaks with ADHD parent coach, Cindy Goldrich, about parenting the child you have, and ways to get all kids back into the swing of things. They talk about goal setting, not just for the kids, but for the parents too! In the second half of the show, we have two teachers (one high school teacher and one elementary school teacher) in the studio who share their thoughts on what specifically kids can do to start the school year off right. We suggest listening to this episode all together, as a family! For more information on Cindy Goldrich click HERE. Cindy is offering Distraction listeners the introductory chapter of her book, 8 Keys to Parenting Children with ADHD along with a 20% discount on her Calm and Collected: Parenting Kids with ADHD/Executive Function parent workshop series.

ADHD Connects With Chronic Fatigue & FibromyalgiaIt is quality rather than quantity that matters.~ Lucius Annaeus Seneca 5BC - 65ADDr. Joel Young - As the medical director and founder of the Rochester Center for Behavioral Medicine Dr. Young provides care to patients across the lifespan and travels the landscape beyond ADHD. He's opinionated about parallel biomedical, metabolic conditions that significantly impair ADHD/Executive Function recovery if not addressed comprehensively at the outset. In addition, Dr. Young is responsible for all program development and oversees RCBM's clinical staff of more than twenty practitioners. His primary clinical interest involves the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity through the life cycle, and Dr. Young also specializes in treatment-resistant depression. He has researched and published on clinical issues regarding chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia and weighs in during our CBJ interview on these omnipresent clinical comorbidities with ADHD. Brief Bio - Beyond ADHDIn addition to his patient care responsibilities, Dr. Young is Chief Medical Officer of the Clinical Trials Group at the Rochester Center for Behavioral Medicine. Often the clinic participates in a number of national clinical trials, usually involving ADHD, depression, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, or dementia. Dr. Young oversees all treatment taking place at the Rochester Center for Behavioral Medicine. Dr. Young is also committed to the education of patients and mental health providers. He has given a multiplicity of lectures, locally and nationally regarding these specialties. He is also Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Wayne State University School of Medicine. Every year, WSU's family medicine residents complete their psychiatric rotations at RCBM. In addition to clinical care, research, and teaching, Dr. Young also collaborates with the NFL and MLB to evaluate professional athletes in need of psychiatric assessment. ----------- Dr. Young Reports: Beyond ADHD - With Chronic Metabolic ChallengesMy curiosity started in residency around the subject of Treatment Failure [spp-timestamp time="4:17"] I'm very interested in the natural history, the evolution of ADHD in a lifetime [spp-timestamp time="7:02"] The patient says: "I've been diagnosed with depression and antidepressants don't work" [spp-timestamp time="9:41"] [I completely agree with his point here.] So many appear in the office as Treatment Resistant Depression [spp-timestamp time="15:20"] The default diagnosis for stress is depression without considering cognition [spp-timestamp time="18:33"] Sponsor Notes: http://barryrobinson.org/core (The Berry Robinson Center) & http://dhalab.com/core (Direct Health Access Laboratory) [spp-timestamp time="20:44"] Addressing the issue of two medications with patients [spp-timestamp time="23:27"] Treating ADHD does present specific treatable targets & measurable results [spp-timestamp time="28:09"] Those with ADHD have difficulty managing the stimulus of pain [spp-timestamp time="29:44"] I hope we will find that Chronic Pain and Fibro are stimulant responsive conditions [spp-timestamp time="32:25"] Amphetamines and long-acting products prove more manageable over time [spp-timestamp time="38:24"] ---------- Previous CBJ Interviews - Multiple ADHD TopicsCBJ Teen Page - http://corebrainjournal.com/teen (http://corebrainjournal.com/teen) - Updated regularly Dr. Andrew Farah - http://corebrainjournal.com/126 (http://corebrainjournal.com/126) - Homocysteine Theory of Depression  ----------- Dr. Young's WebsiteRochester Center for Behavioral Medicine - http://rcbm.net (http://rcbm.net) ------------ Easily Forward This Audio Message Link To a Friend http://corebrainjournal.com/131 (http://corebrainjournal.com/131) ------------ ThanksUntil next time, thanks for joining us here at CBJ again. Have some feedback you'd like to...

Good Procrastination & How To Use It EffectivelyJeff Copper - is an ADHD coach with considerable coaching and teaching experience who is on the same mission as our team here at CBJ. Procrastination is but one coaching and teaching focus for this very busy ADHD expert. With multiple media productions from videos, to audio programs to prolific YouTube training videos, Jeff very consistently sets an exemplary tone for effective international communication about executive function issues and downstream challenges - such as procrastination. In this interesting interview, we discuss in detail the process of procrastination, timing and effective, proactive action - and the affirmative value of what may be considered by some only as the procrastination negative. Herein we reconsider procrastination in entertaining and enlightening detail. Tune in to change your mind, we might be able to make procrastination work for you - without rationalization! Ed Note: On My Good Times With JeffAt first, Jeff and I simply bumped into each other at various meetings, from http://www.chadd.org/ (CHADD) to the https://www.adhdcoaches.org/ (National ADHD Coaches Organization). I still remember very well how much we both appreciated http://www.russellbarkley.org/ (Dr. Russell Barkley's) remarks years ago when Russ added Executive Function insights to the previous appearance-based diagnostic criteria still used as the standard of care today. We all know that 'Hyperactive,' 'Inattentive,' and 'Combined,' simply don't cover the complexity of executive function challenges. Appearance, behavioral diagnoses are helpful but woefully insufficient. Barkley's insights offer more precise answers - improved target recognition. If both patient and medical teams truly understand and recognize the moving brain targets, the dialogue in global offices will improve markedly - simply because the patient can say, "Yes you hit it," or, "Not yet." [Functional diagnostic targets explained in 8 detailed videos in this Executive Function playlist: http://www.corepsych.com/diagnosis (http://www.corepsych.com/diagnosis]) Shortly after that first meeting we both quickly realized that we're on the same path. It's not inconsequential that we have, in a way, grown up together. I truly admire Jeff and his work and appreciate this opportunity to tease apart some of his ideas here at CBJ on my second interview with him. Our first interview, more than a year ago here at http://corebrainjournal.com/017 (CBJ/017), discussed the evolution of thinking regarding ADHD/Executive Function diagnosis and treatment. [See my http://www.corepsych.com/copper-vids (Jeff Copper video playlist) - for the times when Jeff interviewed me.] Jeff is well beyond Byzantine speculations and often dives deeply into evidence and data for more http://corebrainjournal.com/critical%20 (precise thinking )and more precise, data-driven solutions. ----------- Jeff Reports On Procrastination, ADHD And TimeI'm really an Attention Coach [spp-timestamp time="6:59"] Why talk about procrastination [spp-timestamp time="9:38"] The brain learns to take short cuts [spp-timestamp time="11:34"] Notes from experience and http://geni.us/kahneman (Thinking Fast and Slow) [spp-timestamp time="14:18"] Example: psychiatric procrastination [spp-timestamp time="16:57"] Example: managing the process of working memory [spp-timestamp time="21:50"] On the Reality of Time [spp-timestamp time="25:55"] Sponsor Notes: http://barryrobinson.org/core (The Berry Robinson Center) & http://dhalab.com/core (Direct Health Access Laboratory) [spp-timestamp time="32:45"] Self-management, recovery, denial - and the Pause [spp-timestamp time="35:58"] When the Pause clicks into self-realization [spp-timestamp time="41:28"] Self-observation and transcendence [spp-timestamp time="42:50"] ---------- Jeff Copper's Websites & CBJ Interviews on ADHD & ThinkingJeff's Coaching Website:...

Measure Brain Toxins For Multiple Recovery SolutionsAn expert is someone who has succeeded in making decisions and judgements simpler through knowing what to pay attention to and what to ignore.~ Edward deBonoWilliam Shaw, Ph.D., is board certified in the fields of clinical chemistry and toxicology by the American Board of Clinical Chemistry - with a profound interest in brain toxins. Before he founded https://www.greatplainslaboratory.com (The Great Plains Laboratory), Inc. in Lenexa, KS, Dr. Shaw worked for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Children's Mercy Hospital, the University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Medicine, and Smith Kline Laboratories. I've followed his work for many years, use Great Plains Laboratory for biomedical testing every day in my practice, and am exceedingly pleased to share these moments with his profound experience for our CBJ listeners. Recently Dr. Shaw added https://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/gpl-tox/ (GPL-TOX) to measure brain toxins to Great Plains Labs armamentarium of essential mind tools. This CBJ Special 1-hour review will help listeners understand this possible next step for treatment failure globally. Ed Note: See Dr. Shaw's Bonus Notes below ↓ with many brain toxin reference topics for further review on this essential measurement tool. It's important to note that he is the author of two outstanding contributions to the evolution for the treatment of Autism, http://geni.us/shaw (Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD), originally published in 1998, and http://geni.us/shaw2 (Autism: Beyond the Basics), published in 2009. He is also a frequent speaker at conferences worldwide, a global authority with broad experience with the value of laboratory data and molecular insights regarding imbalanced brain functions. On a more personal note, Dr. Shaw is the stepfather of a child with autism and has helped thousands of patients and medical practitioners to successfully improve the lives of people with autism spectrum disorders, ADHD/Executive Function, Alzheimer's disease, arthritis, bipolar disorder, chronic fatigue, depression, fibromyalgia, immune deficiencies, multiple sclerosis, OCD, Parkinson's disease, seizure disorders, tic disorders, Tourette's syndrome, and other serious conditions. In this interview, we discuss useful details regarding the evolution and immediate value of measurements for brain toxins about many of these conditions. Dr. Shaw's Insightful Brain Toxin Details Here - CBJ/125GPL-TOX fulfills my lifetime wish to make toxin testing available for the public [spp-timestamp time="4:49"] 90% of the people don't know specific toxin exposure and could spend $20,000 searching [spp-timestamp time="6:00"] GPL-TOX tests for 172 different chemicals at about $200 [spp-timestamp time="6:42"] What high values on GPL-TOX testing mean medically [spp-timestamp time="7:49"] My first clinical case awareness on the relevance of brain toxins [spp-timestamp time="10:11"] Carbon Monoxide can cause kleptomania and death [spp-timestamp time="12:50"] One of the easiest things to remember about toxins [spp-timestamp time="13:22"] Humans are the most vulnerable to brain toxins and psych problems [spp-timestamp time="14:14"] Most common way they cause brain deterioration is through mitochondria [spp-timestamp time="15:52"] If you're waiting for the government to monitor toxins you might as well wait for the tooth fairy [spp-timestamp time="20:20"] The public must know: toxins cause a wide variety of mind/medical problems [spp-timestamp time="22:01"] Details for treatment and detox [spp-timestamp time="29:58"] Three treatments including sauna notes from 9-11 [spp-timestamp time="33:07"] Clinical observations regarding GPL-TOX for autism [spp-timestamp time="38:40"] Note on my recent article on glyphosate/GMO [see download below↓] [spp-timestamp time="39:40"] Glyphosate, clostridia and HPHPA values on OATS testing-...

Thomas E. Brown, Ph.D., discusses the executive functions impaired by ADHD, such as activation (organizing tasks and materials, prioritizing, getting started); focus; and managing frustration and modulating emotions; and shares strategies that help.