Dan Dubovsky - Comparing ODD, ADHD, and FASD

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  • Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
  • Dan Dubovsky compares the differences between ODD, ADHD, and FASD

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  • @wesleyy1691
    @wesleyy1691 4 года назад +4

    I've never heard of ODD until now, i need to do more research. Thanks for sharing

  • @dlo111
    @dlo111 2 года назад +7

    Every teacher should have these the time to learn this, they should also have manageable class sizes.

  • @tinabeaver
    @tinabeaver Год назад

    Excellent! Concise, precise, and valuable. Thank you! My child lives with FASD and many, many other disorders.

    • @sleepwalker29
      @sleepwalker29 Год назад

      So you admitted to abusing your child and have no remorse. Wow!

    • @ellenfisher3792
      @ellenfisher3792 Год назад

      Or maybe they adopted/fostered?

  • @smalltownbeauty2174
    @smalltownbeauty2174 6 лет назад +5

    Very good info, was clear to me. I seriously think my child who was diagnosed with FASD has ADHD & ODD as well. I just want help for my child 😫

    • @Emma_French20
      @Emma_French20 5 лет назад

      I have been diagnosed with fasd

    • @abbeyawesome1012
      @abbeyawesome1012 4 года назад +1

      I have high functioning fasd and fasd is brain damage while the mom drinks during pregnacy

    • @smalltownbeauty2174
      @smalltownbeauty2174 4 года назад +4

      I know that. My daughter is adopted

  • @aliasgirl9
    @aliasgirl9 2 года назад +1

    This is GOLDEN!!!

  • @devonclose2606
    @devonclose2606 Год назад +1

    From someone who has both ADHD AND ODD.. or at least that's what they said. I'm 30 now and more I learn about this more I am like yeah I understand why they said I got them lol.. but I've only been meditated one time in my life ages 6-8.
    It sucks man since im older I know how to control them both and I would rather smoke weed to help then take any pills..
    If you know something else that could help let me know anyone.. remember NO PILLS...

  • @jollyeducatorneighbour7817
    @jollyeducatorneighbour7817 2 года назад

    I found this very helpful. Thank you

  • @josephdavis3472
    @josephdavis3472 2 года назад +5

    The information about ADHD was presented in good faith, alas it is not entirely correct. An ADHD individual could have issues with executive functioning that can indeed cause them to have failure to retrieve encoded information. ADHD isn't just getting distracted by butterflies, there are serious EF problems that lead to struggles with attaining goals; both unimportant and trivial, and important life goals.
    Also, I hate to be that guy, but honestly I AM that guy...
    I know what you are trying to get across when you say "as we all know, ADHD is one of the most overdiagnosed mental illnesses, and also the most underdiagnosed"
    This is statistically an incoherent statement. You could say the symptoms are easily mistaken for other disorders and other disorders for it; but not only does that denote some level of misunderstanding what overdiagnosis means. Mistaking one disorder for another when symptoms would suggest someone has that illness is technically not an "overdiagnosis". It's a misdiagnosis. There are symptoms present, and they get mistaken for another illness. Over-diagnosis would be more on the "true" averages vs how much we diagnose and treat the illness.
    So if people are being misdiagnosed often, but a large portion of people who really DO have the condition are not getting diagnosed, that is not overdiagnosis.

    • @eeeeeeee2792
      @eeeeeeee2792 2 года назад

      He said no co occurring disorders

    • @georgemclaughlin3197
      @georgemclaughlin3197 2 года назад +2

      Yup I got diagnosed with adhd at 23. Was told throughout school that I just didn’t care & I wouldn’t focus. The medication & clarity have been game changing.

    • @shivamsharma7084
      @shivamsharma7084 2 года назад +2

      People ARE overdiagnosed with ADHD for sure. Just like people who use phones as an unhealthy coping mechanism, often say they are 'addicted' to their phones, but in reality they don't have physiological or psychological dependence on it. Give them something else, and they will start using that thing to cope with. And it is also underdiagnosed, for example people with ADHD are also not diagnosed with it. Both of these things co exist. And at the same time, it is often misdiagnosed as well.

  • @sarahmitchell3086
    @sarahmitchell3086 6 лет назад +4

    What if you have a child that has been diagnosed with all 3?

  • @Cuddlingus
    @Cuddlingus Год назад

    i cant tell if I have fasd, my face seems like it, and my memory is pretty poor, you can ask me to do something, but i can only recall half of it if its not written down but i get distracted easy too, im convince almost i just have both FASD and adhd, currently i am being tested for auttism as I have a lot of sensory issues, meltdowns, outbursts and PTSD emotional dysregulation

  • @lookingupwithwonder
    @lookingupwithwonder 4 года назад +3

    This is not necessarily true as adhd has working memory deficits too.

    • @josephdavis3472
      @josephdavis3472 2 года назад

      @GD Player No, executive function disability which occurs in ADHD is not just about "getting distracted". Yes, ADHD people do TEND to get distracted, but to be so reductive as to say all of their executive function problems (which they share with autistic individuals who DO NOT get as easily distracted) are simply a result of distraction is so philistine with regards to understanding mental health holistically.
      Your understanding seems to be that mental health is just about assigning behavior to neatly kemt boxes instead of trying to actually understand.

  • @Emma_French20
    @Emma_French20 5 лет назад +1

    I have been diagnosed with fasd

  • @Art-By-Aly
    @Art-By-Aly 7 месяцев назад

    I have FASD , and more than not, the task is gone after the first task.

    • @Art-By-Aly
      @Art-By-Aly 7 месяцев назад

      I'm 44 years old and just now being diagnosed

  • @LifeSavingDefense
    @LifeSavingDefense 2 года назад

    Mom treated all the answers with a positive reenforcement.
    She would say something which had the meaning of “If you don’t do what I tell you I’m positive I will get you to pick out a switch.”
    Too many “disorders” today to explain away why children don’t follow rules.
    I am not a fan of switching as I don’t think hitting a child is very positive but stern punishment for bad choices and positive rewards for good choices teach kids the rules. Providing actual hard fast rules and answers provides road maps in the brain for children to make good quick choices.
    You were born a boy. You are a boy.
    You will do your homework or we can do it together or punishment.
    Doing homework and learning something are two different things. We must spend time with children to help them learn and to know whether or not they are actually learning. That way they know you actually care and children who feel loved are more apt to do what they are told and learn how to learn.

    • @georgemclaughlin3197
      @georgemclaughlin3197 2 года назад

      Your whole post is disgustingly ignorant. Too many “disorders” lmfao what an arrogant comment you should be ashamed of yourself

    • @shivamsharma7084
      @shivamsharma7084 2 года назад +2

      Stern punishment for bad choices is literally a bad idea (in this case) because these children have a disorder that impairs their ability to willingly, or purposefully do something.

    • @shivamsharma7084
      @shivamsharma7084 2 года назад +3

      'you were born a boy you are a boy'. NO. How tf are you gonna tell the child WHAT the child feels 🤣

  • @sarahmitchell3086
    @sarahmitchell3086 6 лет назад +5

    What if you have a child that has been diagnosed with all 3?

    • @Emma_French20
      @Emma_French20 5 лет назад

      I have been diagnosed with fasd

    • @abbeyawesome1012
      @abbeyawesome1012 4 года назад +1

      I was missdiganoised with ahhd and it turns out my dad exposed my mom to achole while pregnet I have taken ahhd medince that made me suicdail and admitted to a mental hospital and diganoised me with major deppressive disorder and fasd

    • @shivamsharma7084
      @shivamsharma7084 2 года назад

      @@abbeyawesome1012 damn. How are you doing now?

    • @BleddyBear81
      @BleddyBear81 Год назад

      Then you may want to consider an environmental change.