A podcast about the science of ADHD, interviewing researchers about their work and what it means for ADHD people like us! (feed still contains old extraordinar...
We are joined by the excellent Dr Alessio from Southampton Uni. We all give treatments because we think they will help people- but do ADHD meds fit the bill? Let's find out!Here is the paper: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis: Effects of Pharmacological Treatment for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder on Quality of Life - PubMedAlessio's details can be found here: Doctor Alessio Bellato | University of Southampton
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Episode 21- Is Rhythm a dancer, after all? with Anders Rasmussen
Another of our episodes which comes from Max reading a paper and going 'whoa...' this one is with the very charming Anders Rasmussen from Lund. His paper is here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38066477/I am aware that the audio isn't great at the moment- I broke our old microphone and am trying to sort out a new one.
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Episode 20- Rhythmic attention with Andrew Haigh
How can squiggly lines on a page reveal the secrets of attention, consciousness and ADHD?Follow Andrew Haigh, psychologist, and his willing sidekicks Max and Tess on a mindbending journey!Here's Andrew's paper: Rhythmic Attention and ADHD: A Narrative and Systematic Review - PubMedAnd one about information integration and consciousness: An information integration theory of consciousness | BMC Neuroscience | Full Text
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Episode 19 with Tamsin Crook and Jenny McLaughlin
A very unique episode because we have two guests! Tamsin Crook is a career coach and researcher, who turned a coaching project into a piece of qualitative research. Tamsin can be found here: About Tamsin Crook | Making Careers Work
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Q&A Part 3- Max debunks things
Another Q&A in which we cover food, laziness, reflexes, the gutbrain, food again, and medication breaks. It gets deep, it gets philosophical, and Max briefly sings. Check it out!
A podcast about the science of ADHD, interviewing researchers about their work and what it means for ADHD people like us! (feed still contains old extraordinary brains episodes, don’t worry).
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