Max and Tess are joined by Catherine Fava, Clinical Psychologist at Buckinghamshire CAMHS, to talk about her upcoming book about trauma and ADHD. How does trauma manifest?How can it look like ADHD?Should we be flipping the way we approach assessment and treatment in these children?Tess tries to open the can of worms which is the whole 'what is ADHD?' question- we have covered that before: https://zencastr.com/z/Mc2qvzd5Enjoy!
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Episode 29 with Robin Ince
Delighted to welcome Robin Ince, legendary comedian and lovely man, to the pod. Robin's new book, Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal, is out today!!
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Episode 28: Cognitive disengagement with Stephen Becker
Max is joined by Stephen Becker, Professor of Pediatrics at Cincinnati, about the fascinating Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome, a condition that is both in some ways the opposite of ADHD, but also commonly co-exists. If you want to know more, Stephen has made a lot of the work on this open access- here for example: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36007816/ Also, we discover what NFL team Tess supports....
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Episode 27 with Isabella Barclay
Max is joined by Isabella Barclay to talk about what factors lead to children getting an earlier vs later diagnosis- or even a diagnosis at all.Isabella is a passionate advocate for ADHD, and needs to be listened to!
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Episode 26: The trouble with positive emotions, with Julia McQuade
Max is joined by Julia McQuade from Amhurst College, USA. Julia has published this paper: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10802-024-01237-2She studied the regulation of positive emotion in adolescents with ADHD, and found that control of these emotions predicted social success.Max unpicks the implications of this and tries to to get too depressed about it!
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