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113 | Markers for ADHD with Dr. Thomas Brown
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Length:
62 minutes
Released:
Apr 26, 2016
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Podcast episode
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Episode 113 | Markers for
ADHD
Dr. Brown and Eric Tivers began the 113th Episode of ADHD
reWired by discussing “Cookies and Accountability”. It was a great
story about Dr. Brown and his wife and the temptations of a plate
of chocolate chip cookies.
Eric got a lot of information out of Dr. Brown and this show
will most likely call for a second or possibly third listen to get
it all.
2 conditions under which those with ADHD do well.
Interest
Pressure
Most ADHD people have no problem focusing on tasks they are
interested in or tasks for which they are afraid of
consequences.
Dr. Brown went through the 6 different markers he looks for when
diagnosing and during treatment of his ADHD patients.
Activation
Can they get organized and/or get started?
How much are they procrastinating
Attention / Focus
Can they focus or shift focus.
Do they get locked on to one thing and can’t get back on the
current task
Alertness
Do they finish things in a reasonable amount of time?
Many people do not get the necessary amount of sleep
Are they able to sustain effort?
Managing frustration & Emotions
Do their emotions come on too strong or too weak
Some of them get excited with “What ifs”
Obsessing about things they will do or buy at a later
time.
Working Memory
Can they keep one thing in mind while doing something else?
No so much the long term but short term memory
Monitor and self-regulate actions
Do you come across to others as you intend to.
To contact Dr. Thomas Brown:
http://understood.org
http://drthomasebrown.com
Released:
Apr 26, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode
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