ADHD ESCAPE ROOM

Electronic Devices and The Loss of Formative Play

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Flipping the Script on Dr. Russell Barkley & Executive Functions Deficits

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The Hubris of the Lab Bench: Why ADHD Science Needs a "Reboot"

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The Latest Pandemic: Social-Media-Based Sleep Deprivation!

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The Missed Steve Jobs Story: Path to Empathy

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Dr. Dodson Quotes

Dr. William Dodson

ADHD Servant Leader

"Most people get either poorly treated and/or humiliated by the process that less than 25% of people who are seen by a clinician are still involved in any treatment at the end of one year. The only thing that will change this will be a very public malpractice suit for negligent care (or, more likely, no care at all) that will jolt docs out of their complacency."

Sisko Quotes

Jose
Jose Sisko

ADHD Advocate

"Dr. Russel Barkley cannot be blamed for coining the term emotional dysregulation (ED)

which has been bouncing around the psychiatric literature for at least a decade, searching for a definition. Merely claiming the concept as an executive function deficit (EFD) does not make it one."

Dr. Dodson Quotes

Dr. William Dodson

ADHD Servant Leader

"A child’s worst fears are that they are unlovable (because they are broken in some way) and they are going to be abandoned with a problem they cannot fix, no matter how hard they try. If a child knows that you see the potential for greatness in them, they will walk through Hell for you to deliver that greatness.

Sisko Quotes

Jose
Jose Sisko

ADHD Advocate

"In 2019, the European Network Adult ADHD issued a Consensus Guideline that set forth adult ADHD diagnostic criteria for the very 1st time. The really big change was that the EU finally added emotions to the behavioral features that had constituted the diagnostic criteria up to that time. It should be noted that the US organization that prevented adult criteria more than any other (ABSARD) for 20 years was headed by Dr. Barkley."

Dr. Dodson Quotes

Dr. William Dodson

ADHD Servant Leader

"Some in my profession view people who have an ADHD style nervous system as being Neurotypical people who are damaged or deficient (without any apparent awareness of how hostile that attitude is)."

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