The ADHD Brain - Beyond Distractions (The Social Brain ep 35)

You've noticed it-the drift of your attention, the challenge of staying on task. We all experience this but for some of us this can reach extremes and fall under the category of ADHD, a complex neurological condition that's often misunderstood. But what really is ADHD?
In this episode, we're diving deep into the neuroscience of ADHD. We'll explore the latest research that sheds light on how ADHD brains work, the innovations in treatment and management, and most importantly, how those with ADHD can leverage their unique strengths.
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[@chasthompson2161]

I like when you bring in the differences between neurodivergent and neurotypical!

[@senseofmindshow]

So glad to hear that!

[@itsdmshakil]

Amazing content!😘

[@jer-bearzy]

I don't have a diagnosis of ADHD. They would not be able to fit me in the AD category…I have complete Aphantasia, and my mind cannot interrupt me.
So I'm stuck in the present. But I CRAVE even lust for engaging input. And I am often doing more than one thing because my mind is too quiet.
I am working to get into neuroscience, and I don't appreciate the way topics like ADHD and other “disorders” are known things when they are not. I also cannot tolerate this growing problem of contributing to victimhood and robbing people of the challenges and growth that make life engaging and meaningful.
These differences are complex, and because academia wants to discover new “disorders,” we deliver corrupt and incomplete messaging. Of all the people, we should be most aware of incentive bias and its effects.

[@Wolfighter1]

Here's the problem maybe I don't have ADHD maybe I do but we can't deny that we all get those symptoms.