@@kleinerdiktator maybe you are not connected to your desires and feelings? It was also part of the problem for me. Now I feel like I am in the flow most of the time and actually feel like I am just being me, not observing myself from the third person perspective
For anyone in a rush 😊🌸 1. Child history 1:00 2. Short attention span 1:20 3. Leaving things unfinished 2:05 4. Poor impulse control 2:42 5. Inability to get organised 3:24
Ah yes, I'll procrastinate later - watching feel like you wanna scroll TH-cam on a school night? How about you vibe to music instead....the videos arent going anywhere after all
Yes, like one minute I wanna play Roblox on the PC, the next, I just wanna do some digital drawing on my tablet, and then the next minute, I just wanna check discord, and then the minute after that, I just wanna watch TH-cam. And then I start getting distracted by my mind and start thinking about a million things
My brain has a natural tendency to get distracted by imagining things, even at times when it should pay attention. I can concentrate on tasks but I often need music to focus, otherwise it is impossible. I have dozens of unfinished personal projects and sometimes when I focus on something the rest of the world disappears completely. I don't know if I could have a mild form of ADHD or it's just because of the way I grew up, I used to spend a lot of time alone, so I was killing the time imagining things. I don't really have a problem doing important tasks, just personal ones, like projects or TV series.
EXACTLY! my thoughts in class distract me so much that I can't really hear the world around me. And FOR SOME REASON, I can forget everything so easily! And I get mood swings for some reason! Like when I get sad, sometimes a couple minutes later I'll be fine. Or sometimes, I'll be fine. But a thought of mine pisses me off and so a couple minutes later I'm pissed off.
Man, all 5 traits, all spot on, it's definitely bizarre with the things that I do sometimes when I reflect, now I understand, the focus thing is the second most annoying thing for me, even with simple tasks, when the mind doesn't wanna do it, so much resistance for me to push through, it's a tiring
tell me why I always run around the house and does anyone has the exact same thing as me like when i'm going to study or watch youtube or about to go to sleep I just have an urge to run around I have those urge when I'm thinking or imagining things sometime only I realise i'm about to do it so i just stay normal but sometime i just do it and i don't even realise until i accidentally hit the door or hit my toes on something or maybe i just do it sometimes
“It feels like you’re constantly overwhelmed and paranoid.” Fucking THIS. I feel like I need to do all of the things, all at once, and if I don’t, I feel like I’m gonna have a panic attack. And that’s just one of the ways ADHD affects me. I’m also terrible with money, because, as the video mentions, my impulse control is crap.
WELLL THIS IS FUCKING ACCURATE Like eventough i know i can't do it all at once,and the result won't go well i still do it though. That's wrong but i do it anyway 🙃
don't be scared of anxiety, this is why you get panick attacks. Embrace it when it gets too much and it should go down. On the other side of your max level of anxiety is euphoria believe it or not, the nirvana state of mind. Emotions are much more simple than we think, but it's a double edge sword attribute. Love and hate are the same chemical, anxiete and laughter, fear and bliss. They come in pairs, the way they manifest is all about how we perceive things. To me true "happiness" is being able to control and know how, where and when to let go of your negative emotions. So that you don't have to live with constant lingering anger or anxiety, every single day, for the rest of your life.
Relatable. Except that I am actually really good with money but for the same reason. I hyperfocus on my bank statements and have systems set up for bills, and check them constantly. Even when I have a splurge, I focus on how i'm gonna pay it off. But. as I mentioned in another comment, my impulse control is so bad in other ways, I can set a timer for 15 minutes, and 20 minutes later realize the alarm has been going for 5 minutes, and I only got 3 minutes into the scheduled task and done 5 other unrelated things meanwhile. With work stuff, I feel overwhelmed because I'm trying to please everyone and work on all the projects at once. If I'm doing this project, I feel like I should be doing That project, but when I'm doing That project, I feel bad I'm not working on this project. and email notifications feel like taser arrows, cuz i just know something has gone wrong to ruin all my efforts. Do you have dreams about the work you have to do?
As a child, I was in trouble often for being distracted, not focusing unless I was interested in subject( hated Math) and bothering other students. I was labeled lazy, disruptive, no conforming and a pain in the arse. One nun in particular, gave me things to do physical things, that warded off my disruptiveness. BTW..I usually was done with my classwork way before others, so I was bored. This nun was way before her time, as punishment was the answer in the 60s and early 70s. Procrastination was my middle name and disorganization...boy was my desk a mess...still is, but now it's an organized mess. I took up writing early on which seemed to help...still does. My active mind was full of ideas I quickly turned into stories( this started at age 7) I feel overwhelmed so often that I go into my do nothing mode and feel exhausted... It wasn't until college I was quickly diagnosed with ADD...my concentration was awful and had to read reread a paragraph 2x before I could comprehend it..I'm also a fast reader and was tested at 5th grade to be 12th grade + reading level. One hobby was to read the dictionary daily, to learn new words. I used that tactic with my elderly patients to find a new word daily and it became the Word Of The Day, where we would find ways to use it all day long. As a Psych nurse( retired) and Spec Needs teacher, I used many of my tactics with patients. They all worked. Now I'm much older and my concentration is way worse and fuzzy brain is often. I was on Adderall for awhile in college, so I'm back on it now. It does help but wears off quickly. I can see the difference in all areas when I'm on it.
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@Angryperson people trying to find excuses for themselves are lazy but denying that everyone’s brains function differently and work better at different things is stupid
Self diagnosing yourself after extensive research and pin point the signs when it happens more than what's considered 'normal' is actually pretty common to folks who hadn't got diagnosed yet. Even myself and I desperately need to check myself to a professional 😅
If you struggle with ADHD, know this. You are not alone, there is help and you can succeed and thrive in any endeavour you dedicate yourself to. I'm rooting for you 🙌🏾
Finally someone mentioned heightened focus as a symptom. I was diagnosed with ADD and would often times become hyper focused on certain ideas or topics and do extensive research. I simply had a hard time focusing on things I found boring
I am 65 and Im pretty sure I have ADHD even without a formal diagnosis. But we shall see. I was looking up autism/Aspergers syndrome and it also mentioned ADHD. Talk about a ‘lightbulb moment’. I tick nearly every box and one of my constant things to say is, ‘I know I should do such and such but something always stops me’ even though I desperately want to do whatever it is. Procrastination is my middle name and for decades, I have moved through life with a stream of unfinished projects in my wake. I dropped out of university in my second year despite the fact I was getting good marks on the assignments I HAD managed to finish. I just couldn’t ‘get my act together’, and I was ashamed and viewed myself as lazy and good for nothing as I always have. And in 2007 I was diagnosed with bipolar 2 disorder. But I’ve known for some time that there is ‘something else’ overriding that dx. My ex used to say that my slowness would lead to my downfall and despite him being a rotter, he’s been proved right. I could have had a short story published but procrastination got in the way. I nearly lost my home but.....well, you get the picture. And the list goes on and on. So I’m seeing my GP next week and asking for a referral to a specialist. I hope I am successful, but if not, I shall go private despite the cost (I am in England where most treatment and consultations are free on the NHS) Good luck to anyone out there who is seeking a diagnosis late in life. Whatever has gone before has NEVER been your fault.
Girl, you and I are from the same mode. I am finally a writer/author after yrs of procrastination, 1 story published ( my first submission) and every English teacher up to college, telling me I'm gifted in writing. I too have Bipolar ll, and always knew there was something wrong. Meds helped alot back in the day( age 50 diagnosed) but nothing works much now. Many have a combo of BP and ADD. I'm very depressed mostly with few manic or slightly manic... Finally, the pandemic and a leg amputation has led to me writing FT and submitting again. I have alot of work ahead of me as writing is a very compelling job...the writing part is a breeze but putting on a laptop, editing, formatting and learning electronic submissions.. total hell.
Thank you so much for spreading awareness on how adhd and laziness are different, im getting checked for adhd soon after thinking i was just REALLY lazy my whole life
@@lostchild4152 im in Australia so it could be different but im getting a doctor to refer me to a psychologist, and ill talk to them about my symptoms or something and they’ll refer me to someone who can diagnose me if they think its necessary
Thank you for this. I've been experiencing these signs for a while now. Also, I tend to stare at nothing for a few minutes and have trouble sleeping even if I badly want to. I just don't have the time and resources to seek for professional help. But I hope everyone here gets better! 🤗✨
*5 signs you have ADHD, not laziness* 1:01 - Childhood history 1:20 - Short attention span 2:05 - Leaving things unfinished 2:42 - Poor impulse control 3:22 - Inability to get organized ❤️🚀🌙
I've been going to the doctor and been taking meds for it. Haven't been officially diagnosed, but I show all the signs and it has a history in my family
same but I don't take meds, i have almost all signs of ADHD in strong degrees but the therapist didn't diagnose me, apparently I just need to do activities that would make my dopamine levels more stable.
I probably don't have adhd but the symptoms are similar. The psychologist who i visited found nothing useful after all the hours my mum and I wasted. Its so disappointing😑 Maybe i'm just super slow and unconcentrated or i'm just dumb.
@@relaxolotl834 you don't have to be dumb lol, well in my case, i think the cause could be my MBTI type if you know about these, because ENFP/ENTP types usually have ADHD traits.
To everyone who's reading this: you're cool and adorable stay safe. If you're struggling, know that you're not alone. I am here if anyone feels lonely and needs someone to talk to :)
This is super helping, i sometimes feel myself as lazy almost all the time and i sometimes leave things unfinished and i can't always stay focused on one thing, so i think i may or might not have ADHD, ty for the video Psyh2Go, this really helped
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I have heard about the word adhd. But I just know what is ADHD in recent week. I always thought that I am a lazy person but after know much about this, suddenly I can relate to this. This is my symptom: 1. Forgetful. Sometime when people give information, people can relay that perfectly. But I can't. Most of the time, when people relay message, I just remember part of it or forget about it all. Even the message was just relayed 5 second ago. Also, I constantly forget what I'm going to do next (ex: I go to my room to take my phone, but when I enter the room I forgot what I'm supposed to do) and this happend daily. 2. Hyperfocus and focus easily distracted. Sometimes when I'm on my computer or I'm reading a book, I can't hear people talking and calling to me. My focus often distracted and I can't get focus at one thing at a time. Sometimes I'm working on project the next second I'm watching TH-cam. 🤦♀️ 3. Sleep schedule is messed up. It has been few years that I can't sleep early. Even when I'm doing nothing, I still can't fall asleep. If I sleep early, usually I can't have a good sleep because I often wake up suddenly. I also have vivid dreams. 4. Lethargic. I often feel like doing nothing because I doesn't have the mood to do so. Sometimes it's going for days. Laying in my bed. It was like my soul is gone. 5. Hard to follow schedule. I have made schedule once, but following the schedule seems like it's never gonna happen. But within last minute, I can working under pressure. 😔There is so many symptom that I can relate to ADHD. If people say 10 symptom, I might as well have all of them. I'm planning to see psychiatrist next month. Wish me luck 🍀
[5] is the problem in my case too and *I am diagnosed with ADHD* . I *can organize* things pretty well, but *to keep the schedule and things organized, this is the problem* ! 👏✨
It seems a lot of people here, who think they have ADHD, don't have it. At least theire mentioned symptoms are not really ADHD symptoms.... And then there is your post.^^ good you will visit a doctor, bc these points scream ADHD!
I was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 54, after extensive testing. Apparently, I developed elaborate coping mechanisms at a very young age. Despite all of that, I still managed to graduate with my accounting degree at 21, and enjoy a career as a high achiever.
I was told by my parents about my conditions when I was really young and i realized later on that I got bullied unnecessarily for these traits. Some of my classmates thought I was too stupid to learn, or was intentionall trying disturb class. This caused alot of inner turmoil for me, I started to feel anxious of what people may say or think about me if I made simple errors or mistakes. Like if I was walking or moving too fast. I didn't want pity, I hated it but I didnt want to use it as an excuse for my short comings. I was always envious of my classmates for being able to do so well in multiple things while it seemed like I just kept struggling to get the basics. Thanks to some breif therapy, help from my mom and a real friend who wanted to help me improve, I got significantly better with managing it overtime. In the end, I hope anyone else who has this condtion completely believes that they can live a normal life. One where they can improve over and over again.
I have had this for decades now and haven't really been aware until 2010. The BEST thing you can do, and it's the same thing Joe Rogan did a long time ago when he got into martial arts, is find the thing that interests you the most (no matter what it is) and pursue after it. Along the way you should discover your life's purpose. Joe Rogan does a podcast that is world renowned now, but if it wasn't for the martial arts he pursued which led to commentating for the UFC which led to his TV shows which led to said podcast, we wouldn't know who he is. When you find something that absorbs your focus you can excel at it and become top tier, and there is ALWAYS room for people in any market space that are top-tier regardless of how the economy is doing. If it doesn't hold your attention, you have to let it go; and that can be difficult in the short term, but the long term pay off is higher than you can possibly imagine.
@@aasthapriya8120 I found this channel Struthless , search How to actually find your passion . Has a really great insight on what you can do about it .
A small thing to consider is the difference between your mind always flying at 100mph(something a fair few friends with ADHD tell me) and being channel focused in my child hood they thought my Asperger's was in fact ADHD and although they can seem close from the outside, a key difference is asd tends to create a prone to fascination that coupled with a channel minded behaviour can be seen to be easy to distract but it is always wise to differ the two, though other then this, those with brain hamsters that catch on fire I wish you well.
I can best describe it as being in a constant fight with myself, and lately, I've been losing. It's hard, and it's getting harder. It's like the fight one would have with insomnia. Tossing and turning while just trying to fall asleep, yet can't.
I swear your videos are the most calming videos on this app. There is no background music for a large amount of the time and its just your voice and nothing else. I love it so much.
Incredible person reading this, go after what it is that you want in life! Learn the skills, do whatever it takes! You are capable of anything! I believe in you! ✨ Love - Nat ❤️
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"Constantly overwhelmed and paranoid & distracted" Me everytime 🥺😑 I sometimes hate myself for being like this.i feel awful but thank you for this,it somehow help me understand my own self.
Awwee, thank you guys. This is wonderful :) This is a perfect PERFECT description of my life. Is sooo interesting to handle this kinda way my mind computes information. You are just awesome. I adore the attention to detail spoken with grace and art. :) I gotta watch this again..hehe I liked the other art presentation but both are fun because of the balance. Aswell I personally was always told when I was younger I was a daydreamer and than therefore I I did poorly on the days quiz
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1:40 into this video and I had a thought to text my therapist, paused the video, texted her, checked my bank accounts, checked Instagram, texted my mom, sat here and had some really bad thoughts, then came back to this video. Idk how much time passed but this is why I can’t get anything done, my attention span, my never ending train(s) of uncompleted thoughts and actions, and the depression constantly telling me to *give up* if you know what I mean. ADHD and depression is exhausting. I also have a chronic condition and that throws some extra spicy depressing sauce into the mix everyday as well.
Oh my fucking God I miss you so much Juice wrld he is so beautiful that he saved so many lives including mine but not the only reason I don't have to worry is that almost every goat is going to die because of the universe
I can relate to almost all of those signs except for the childhood.. beside that, I also feel unmotivated. Even to do just simple things like wake up from my bed, taking a bath, washing dishes, or to do laundry. Now, I’m in 9th semester of my college. When most of my friends have graduated since few months ago, I’m here still struggling with my thesis. It’s because I tend to procrastinate for doing my thesis. I’ve spend my college life by doing my assignments mostly few hours before the deadline. Honestly I realize that I was wrong, but I still do that. I have intentions to do it, but I choose to suspend. I’ve been thinking about to seek for professional help since a long time a go.. but I’m afraid if it’s maybe me who just being lazy, like what my mom said. ps: I’m sorry for my broken english, since that is not my first language :(
leaving things unfinished: I always shuffle through my tasks without fully finishing them and then end up stressed trying to finish them last minute after getting distracted for hours.... I also have like 20 unfinished art pieces ;-;... this is why I never improve :(
I have been diagnosed with adhd scince the age of 5 and I can tell you that all of this is true, I am well into my teens and can tell you that I am still struggling with some of these symptoms. So I just want to tell anyone on this video who has just been diagnosed to give yourself a break. You can't help that this is your life. All you can do is go with the flow. Their will be good and bad days you can make it through, I promise.
at one point i was very hard on myself because i was ‘lazy’ and an extreme procrastinator. i am diagnosed with adhd and at the time i had been taken off of my medication cause it had been increasing my anxiety. it was a really bad time for me but i have still gotten better. even though i still leave projects till the due date to finish, and scroll through youtube even when i have 5 assignments to do. i’m still working on my adhd and I hope that anyone else who is going through what i did gets better and learns that it’s not fully in your control that your ‘lazy’
This is really troublesome for me i havent done my modules for a month now... We dont have online class but we have modules which is verry hard to comprehend... I wish everyone know how hard it is with people who have adhd. Some would say you're so lazy but it will only make things worse if you push yourself to do the task.
I know school is very tough but it's ok as long as you make it through I probably can't do very much for you through a screen but just trying to talk to the teacher about it could give results? Or maybe trying the alarm thing the video mentioned? Anyways I'll be praying for you!!!
You're not alone on this one. We're in the middle of finals and I haven't done a lot. When I do try, I manage to finish only a few of the modules and really not learning anything from them and then when I finish some, I tend to leave a number of activities for a long time until it piles up again ... my counselor did recommend me a free phycologist but it's in a public hospital and I'm scared of contracting COVID since most cases are sent there, as well as not really getting the energy to go there as well. I'm planning to go, I just hope I get the energy soon. I'm on my late 20's already so I need to get myself together. I hope we all can get over this someday.
After figuring out how hard it can be for a person with ADHD, I can feel proud that I have a friend with ADHD, I feel that I’m helping her in a way that is probably important to her.
What do you do if you relate with all of these signs, but you're not allowed to see a professional about it? Great video though! The animation is amazing 🧡
It depends on your drug history?? .... that's the worst thing I ever heard. 50% of people with ADHD struggling with addiction. ADHD can be a big reason for drug use, so how can the fact, that you have problems with drugs be an argument for not giving you medicine?? ... That s just stupid. (Not your post, but if these factor really is used to decide, if someone gets treatment or not.)
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I found a nutrition cookbook on ADHD and autism spectrum. It was a very insightful read. I used some of it to help my children who have autism. Gluten foods, artificial products including cordials are the culprit of thier outbursts. Remove those from their diet and keep from medicating drugs. Your child will be much healthier. I've done it. And both my kids are thriving healthy and happy. My son is 16 and daughter is 14
@@joshimitsu96 I'm talking about autism spectrum. I don't think you understand what autism is about and how it is inherited. I've done my research, even completed a nutrition course from PhD for special needs individuals. Do as I have already mentioned and you should NOT have any issues. And no autistic child drinks alcohol or smokes so your comment is irrelevant.
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@@Psych2go In the music industry that is used to push agendas to make the world more painful to be able to communicate with others when they will be able and the media wants them
my dad and my friends noticed that i probably have a mental disorder and sum said it might be adhd. if i ask my mom if i can go to a therapist to know whats wrong with me she’ll say no. i have these adhd symptoms, idk what to do and i dont want to self diagnose.
I'm in the same boat. I asked my mum and she said I couldn't, and said I was wrong when I self-diagnosed. I'm trying to get diagnosed through school or the youth club at the moment.
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I identify with everything in this list. In fact I have no idea where the ADHD ends and my depression begins... I wish this info was available when I was a kid.
all of these things happen to me I'm also always through around like a doll a school + being treated unfairly how does this impact ADHD and mental and physical health
Very thought-provoking video, as always. 🙂 My impulsivity has been scaring me recently; I go from one big idea to the next, fully prepared to spend potentially loads of money that I don't really have. From day to day, week to week (sometimes hour to hour), my entire life plans can change completely. It's scary because I don't know what my brain will cling onto next!
I totally did not randomly find this channel in my sub list, click this video and not even watch half of it because I was reading comments, all while looking for another channel that I subbed quite a while ago.
For half of this video I got distracted by my cat and was playing with him, and for the other half I was reading through the comments being completely unaware of what she was saying. I sometimes glanced up at the video but then quickly went back to the comments. This might be proof of something
I just thought to myself ( a few hours ago ) once I get back in school I want to speak with a therapist because I think I have adhd. I had a whole vision of myself working better after being properly diagnosed. This video is right on time… it’s hard pushing through things … my current doctor is lazy and thinks I have depression and anxiety but I think they have labeled me wrong “ depression “ is a side affect of adhd and also anxiety. I haven’t started this video yet but I think I’ll find this helpful as I think this is what I need help with definitely going back to school .
Knowing this makes me feel refreshed and comfortable. Now I understand what I am right now.I Kinda understand myself a little bit.This might be helpful for me and for everyone as well. Thank you so much.I feel motivated somehow.
It is also really important to remember that when you explain this to people as an example of what you struggle with, and they dismiss you with, "Everyone does that some times! " that they say "some times"... With us it is constant... And ignoring it while thinking its normal for everyone just makes things worse....
I really appreciate videos like this as I have ADHD. I was diagnosed with autism in my mid-teens and as my brain developed was diagnosed to only have ADHD but the number of times I've been blown off or told to just 'tough it out' since it's 'not as bad' makes me SO angry!!! So its nice to have ACTUAL scientific studies to back up my frustrations
I see now ! And I thought I was being unproductive often because I was lazy but I do get distracted A LOT (especially when I am on my computer or outside). Pretty much all my life, I have struggled with organization and I would get scolded every school year by my mom because of her tendency to always be organized, no matter what. Therefore, I just felt defective in part because of that. I was diagnosed with PDD (Pervasive Developmental Disorder) of the autistic type as a child and I learned recently that a comorbidity existed between ASD and ADHD, also, they did say in my diagnosis that I had a terrible lack of focus and organization so I don't know, since I relate to all of the signs I may have ADHD, I guess I will have to check it out myself later in my life. Anyway, thank you for this informative video as always.
I have a terrible school life due to hyper focus, poor impulse control, and the inability to get organized, and the people around me say I’m just refusing to do things
I was diagnosed as a kid (I don't remember how old, but I was very young) and they tried one med at one dose, decided it didn't work, and then took the diagnosis off my charts for years. It wasn't until I advocated for myself a couple of years ago that I finally was able to get treatment. Now that I am on meds that help (for the most part) I feel less all over the place. I really wish these resources were available years ago so that there was less suffering in silence. We are learning more now so I am thankful for that.
I've Taken About 40 ADHD Tests, Watched 20 ADHD Syptom Videos, Googled ADHD Symptoms 50+ Times, Asked The Same Person 999+ Times Wether I Should Be Concerned Or Not, And After Seeing This Video I'm Legit Gonna Go Visit My Doctor To Get A Check Up/To Get Confirmation.
I have ADHD and trust me, it is hell whenever you are trying to Focus. But with help, I managed to control my symptoms and even got into a competitions!
Mr. ADHD brain here related to this 100% Athough I never got an official diagnosis as a child nor have I gotten that yet (I'm 29 years old). Recently when I visited a psychiatrist or something like that they strongly suspected that I might just have ADHD. Curious really. I was visiting this person for self-harm and even suicidal ideations and a long lasting deppresion but they where digging up an entirely different issue. Me myself have always suspected I might have ADHD but the old sturdy stereotypes about ADHD kept me from actually believing I could have it. Only in recent years when ADHD in adults have become more a thing have I suspected that I had a different form of ADHD than the very stereotypical ADHD kids in my class. I really have to thank you Psych2Go for bringing this valuable knowledge to the people in a beautifully animated and fun way. Even if the subject is more serious than just entertainment it's still fun to watch.
I sat still in the most inhuman position watching this video and still sat more still then I would if I watched a school provided video, not only that, I actually learned more than I would from a school provided video
I am now questioning whether my depression diagnosis is in fact ADHD! ADHA is in my family, my brother and son! Thank you, I will discuss this with my doctor on my next appointment.
Something that made me chuckle a bit inside is that I was losing my focus by paying attention to the animation of the person with the butterfly and thinking through their situation, rather than listening to what you were saying, continuing to confirm my suspicions, lol.
to all of them but I'm also diagnosed so no wonder :D still, I love to watch these videos and to feel related to. Important to notice is that it's not always ADHD/ADD but the way you grew up or something else. So please don't diagnose yourself! When you feel you might have it and it makes your life feel problematic like you really struggle with it, you should try and see a psychiatrist. Not everyone knows about ADHD yet, there are a few that specialise in it and I warmly recommend to find them and talk to them :) Even more a reminder to just do it even though hardly anyone else would say that. ADHD is hard to diagnose because it overlaps with many different psychological problems or character traits and it's hard to differenciate (especially when it's ADD). Whether you have it or not, don't give up on yourself (or if you do, you can get to the nice part of life you deserve!)
I opened this video 1 year ago and left it unwatched 😅 Now that I got to know that i have ADHD ,so i searched it on TH-cam and found this video and found it 100% relatable 🤭
For those who seen the previous animated version, which one do you like more?
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Ooga booga boogggg
The old one...
This one!
They're both good
yes i totally did not just get distracted again by clicking on this video while doing my homework
Same lol
Same. But i dont have adhd.
lol
Homework on a Saturday
SAME LMAO-
I'm reaching a point where I don't know anymore if I have undiagnosed ADHD or if it's just my personality.
I do think there is something wrong with my brain
Maybe the problem is with your sleep (from my own experience)
@@trappart9209 I have a pretty decent sleep schedule. I go to bed at 10 and sleep up till quarter to 7.
@@kleinerdiktator maybe you are not connected to your desires and feelings? It was also part of the problem for me. Now I feel like I am in the flow most of the time and actually feel like I am just being me, not observing myself from the third person perspective
@@trappart9209 how- observing everything in 3rd person really is a problem for me, but how did you know? (• ▽ •;)
For anyone in a rush 😊🌸
1. Child history 1:00
2. Short attention span 1:20
3. Leaving things unfinished 2:05
4. Poor impulse control 2:42
5. Inability to get organised 3:24
Tysm
thank you so much. this is heaven for adhd like me
Thanks
Thx!
love you
Hearing “distractions for your distractions” is essentially what I refer to when I procrastinate my procrastination
YEEEEES
HAHAHA
Ah yes, I'll procrastinate later - watching feel like you wanna scroll TH-cam on a school night? How about you vibe to music instead....the videos arent going anywhere after all
YES LOL
Yes, like one minute I wanna play Roblox on the PC, the next, I just wanna do some digital drawing on my tablet, and then the next minute, I just wanna check discord, and then the minute after that, I just wanna watch TH-cam. And then I start getting distracted by my mind and start thinking about a million things
My brain has a natural tendency to get distracted by imagining things, even at times when it should pay attention. I can concentrate on tasks but I often need music to focus, otherwise it is impossible. I have dozens of unfinished personal projects and sometimes when I focus on something the rest of the world disappears completely. I don't know if I could have a mild form of ADHD or it's just because of the way I grew up, I used to spend a lot of time alone, so I was killing the time imagining things. I don't really have a problem doing important tasks, just personal ones, like projects or TV series.
this is kind of like my case your not alone bro 👍
Same.
Relate esp with the past spent entirely on imagining due to little to zero social life. But i hope u find a convenient solution fam :D
Sounds similar to me as well.
EXACTLY! my thoughts in class distract me so much that I can't really hear the world around me. And FOR SOME REASON, I can forget everything so easily! And I get mood swings for some reason! Like when I get sad, sometimes a couple minutes later I'll be fine. Or sometimes, I'll be fine. But a thought of mine pisses me off and so a couple minutes later I'm pissed off.
"You don't know why you do them you just do them"
ouch... this one hit the heart :/
Yeah. I get that. It mine as well. :/
That hits realy hard ;-;
Man, all 5 traits, all spot on, it's definitely bizarre with the things that I do sometimes when I reflect, now I understand, the focus thing is the second most annoying thing for me, even with simple tasks, when the mind doesn't wanna do it, so much resistance for me to push through, it's a tiring
tell me why I always run around the house
and does anyone has the exact same thing as me
like when i'm going to study or watch youtube or about to go to sleep I just have an urge to run around
I have those urge when I'm thinking or imagining things
sometime only I realise i'm about to do it so i just stay normal
but sometime i just do it and i don't even realise until i accidentally hit the door
or hit my toes on something or maybe i just do it sometimes
@@mollydalaxy522 yep. ur not the only one. it's a bad habit we caught as a child. I'm not hyperactive anymore but I was as a child.
“It feels like you’re constantly overwhelmed and paranoid.”
Fucking THIS. I feel like I need to do all of the things, all at once, and if I don’t, I feel like I’m gonna have a panic attack. And that’s just one of the ways ADHD affects me. I’m also terrible with money, because, as the video mentions, my impulse control is crap.
WELLL THIS IS FUCKING ACCURATE
Like eventough i know i can't do it all at once,and the result won't go well i still do it though.
That's wrong but i do it anyway 🙃
same here
don't be scared of anxiety, this is why you get panick attacks. Embrace it when it gets too much and it should go down. On the other side of your max level of anxiety is euphoria believe it or not, the nirvana state of mind.
Emotions are much more simple than we think, but it's a double edge sword attribute. Love and hate are the same chemical, anxiete and laughter, fear and bliss. They come in pairs, the way they manifest is all about how we perceive things. To me true "happiness" is being able to control and know how, where and when to let go of your negative emotions. So that you don't have to live with constant lingering anger or anxiety, every single day, for the rest of your life.
Relatable. Except that I am actually really good with money but for the same reason. I hyperfocus on my bank statements and have systems set up for bills, and check them constantly. Even when I have a splurge, I focus on how i'm gonna pay it off. But. as I mentioned in another comment, my impulse control is so bad in other ways, I can set a timer for 15 minutes, and 20 minutes later realize the alarm has been going for 5 minutes, and I only got 3 minutes into the scheduled task and done 5 other unrelated things meanwhile. With work stuff, I feel overwhelmed because I'm trying to please everyone and work on all the projects at once. If I'm doing this project, I feel like I should be doing That project, but when I'm doing That project, I feel bad I'm not working on this project. and email notifications feel like taser arrows, cuz i just know something has gone wrong to ruin all my efforts. Do you have dreams about the work you have to do?
Yeah, most of the times brain is on impulse.
As a child, I was in trouble often for being distracted, not focusing unless I was interested in subject( hated Math) and bothering other students. I was labeled lazy, disruptive, no conforming and a pain in the arse. One nun in particular, gave me things to do physical things, that warded off my disruptiveness. BTW..I usually was done with my classwork way before others, so I was bored. This nun was way before her time, as punishment was the answer in the 60s and early 70s. Procrastination was my middle name and disorganization...boy was my desk a mess...still is, but now it's an organized mess. I took up writing early on which seemed to help...still does. My active mind was full of ideas I quickly turned into stories( this started at age 7) I feel overwhelmed so often that I go into my do nothing mode and feel exhausted...
It wasn't until college I was quickly diagnosed with ADD...my concentration was awful and had to read reread a paragraph 2x before I could comprehend it..I'm also a fast reader and was tested at 5th grade to be 12th grade + reading level. One hobby was to read the dictionary daily, to learn new words. I used that tactic with my elderly patients to find a new word daily and it became the Word Of The Day, where we would find ways to use it all day long.
As a Psych nurse( retired) and Spec Needs teacher, I used many of my tactics with patients. They all worked.
Now I'm much older and my concentration is way worse and fuzzy brain is often. I was on Adderall for awhile in college, so I'm back on it now.
It does help but wears off quickly. I can see the difference in all areas when I'm on it.
You are describing me
@@Hartley_Hare how please, if I may ask?
@@Hartley_Hare thanks... I'm on that road too. Nice to know I'm OK to do that
Those are amazing experiences for you to share. Thank you for not giving up and for using your skills and abilities to help others!
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I don't want to diagnose myself but I'm just like that😃
I’d reccomend getting checked out by a psychiatrist or your regular doctor!
@Angryperson people trying to find excuses for themselves are lazy but denying that everyone’s brains function differently and work better at different things is stupid
@Angryperson literally anyone with a short attention span instantly self diagnosis themselves and it’s pathetic at this point
same fr
Self diagnosing yourself after extensive research and pin point the signs when it happens more than what's considered 'normal' is actually pretty common to folks who hadn't got diagnosed yet. Even myself and I desperately need to check myself to a professional 😅
If you struggle with ADHD, know this. You are not alone, there is help and you can succeed and thrive in any endeavour you dedicate yourself to. I'm rooting for you 🙌🏾
Thank you! I hope my future improves. 💖
Finally someone mentioned heightened focus as a symptom. I was diagnosed with ADD and would often times become hyper focused on certain ideas or topics and do extensive research. I simply had a hard time focusing on things I found boring
Same for me, in most classes I get Fs and D's meanwhile in computer and English I get straight as
Oh my God
What a coincidence
I was studying and wondering why I can't focus when the notifications just popped up
Thank you phych2Go❤
Psych2Go*
Same
Maybe you was thinking of me 🤭
Don’t self diagnose yourself though, if you really think you have symptoms, see a physiatrist
Literally
I am 65 and Im pretty sure I have ADHD even without a formal diagnosis. But we shall see.
I was looking up autism/Aspergers syndrome and it also mentioned ADHD. Talk about a ‘lightbulb moment’. I tick nearly every box and one of my constant things to say is, ‘I know I should do such and such but something always stops me’ even though I desperately want to do whatever it is.
Procrastination is my middle name and for decades, I have moved through life with a stream of unfinished projects in my wake. I dropped out of university in my second year despite the fact I was getting good marks on the assignments I HAD managed to finish. I just couldn’t ‘get my act together’, and I was ashamed and viewed myself as lazy and good for nothing as I always have.
And in 2007 I was diagnosed with bipolar 2 disorder. But I’ve known for some time that there is ‘something else’ overriding that dx.
My ex used to say that my slowness would lead to my downfall and despite him being a rotter, he’s been proved right. I could have had a short story published but procrastination got in the way. I nearly lost my home but.....well, you get the picture. And the list goes on and on.
So I’m seeing my GP next week and asking for a referral to a specialist. I hope I am successful, but if not, I shall go private despite the cost (I am in England where most treatment and consultations are free on the NHS)
Good luck to anyone out there who is seeking a diagnosis late in life. Whatever has gone before has NEVER been your fault.
Girl, you and I are from the same mode.
I am finally a writer/author after yrs of procrastination, 1 story published ( my first submission) and every English teacher up to college, telling me I'm gifted in writing.
I too have Bipolar ll, and always knew there was something wrong. Meds helped alot back in the day( age 50 diagnosed) but nothing works much now. Many have a combo of BP and ADD. I'm very depressed mostly with few manic or slightly manic...
Finally, the pandemic and a leg amputation has led to me writing FT and submitting again. I have alot of work ahead of me as writing is a very compelling job...the writing part is a breeze but putting on a laptop, editing, formatting and learning electronic submissions.. total hell.
@@skf9-gse why not? she thinks she has it and is going to ask for a proper diagnosis. nothing wrong with that
@@skf9-gse you are arguing semantics when in their original comment they stated they are already seeking a proper diagnoses with their GP soon to see.
Just to say....I am a SHE not a ‘they’. Thank you. 👍
Thank you for doing what you can and reaching out to your GP for a referral
Thank you so much for spreading awareness on how adhd and laziness are different, im getting checked for adhd soon after thinking i was just REALLY lazy my whole life
How do we get checked for ADHD ?
@@lostchild4152 im in Australia so it could be different but im getting a doctor to refer me to a psychologist, and ill talk to them about my symptoms or something and they’ll refer me to someone who can diagnose me if they think its necessary
Thank you for this. I've been experiencing these signs for a while now. Also, I tend to stare at nothing for a few minutes and have trouble sleeping even if I badly want to. I just don't have the time and resources to seek for professional help. But I hope everyone here gets better! 🤗✨
*5 signs you have ADHD, not laziness*
1:01 - Childhood history
1:20 - Short attention span
2:05 - Leaving things unfinished
2:42 - Poor impulse control
3:22 - Inability to get organized
❤️🚀🌙
Tysm!
Great. I have every one of these.
Deficiency is the truth because it's not a choice between the world and the media
I've been going to the doctor and been taking meds for it. Haven't been officially diagnosed, but I show all the signs and it has a history in my family
You need to go to a different gp. Throwing meds at you without diagnosing anything is just not right.
Good luck to you bro. 👍
@@Boru06 The meds are mostly for focusing
same but I don't take meds, i have almost all signs of ADHD in strong degrees but the therapist didn't diagnose me, apparently I just need to do activities that would make my dopamine levels more stable.
I probably don't have adhd but the symptoms are similar. The psychologist who i visited found nothing useful after all the hours my mum and I wasted. Its so disappointing😑 Maybe i'm just super slow and unconcentrated or i'm just dumb.
@@relaxolotl834 you don't have to be dumb lol, well in my case, i think the cause could be my MBTI type if you know about these, because ENFP/ENTP types usually have ADHD traits.
To everyone who's reading this: you're cool and adorable stay safe. If you're struggling, know that you're not alone. I am here if anyone feels lonely and needs someone to talk to :)
Yeahh me too🤜🤛
THanks!
@@nandikrishna1675 💜💜
Thanks a lot
@@SunIsLost you just reminded me of something.
"Today I went to tom hanks for an autograph, he just wrote thanks"
This is super helping, i sometimes feel myself as lazy almost all the time and i sometimes leave things unfinished and i can't always stay focused on one thing, so i think i may or might not have ADHD, ty for the video Psyh2Go, this really helped
Please pray! The lord loves you! Pray or be a meatlOp hehe jokeee
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I have heard about the word adhd. But I just know what is ADHD in recent week. I always thought that I am a lazy person but after know much about this, suddenly I can relate to this. This is my symptom:
1. Forgetful. Sometime when people give information, people can relay that perfectly. But I can't. Most of the time, when people relay message, I just remember part of it or forget about it all. Even the message was just relayed 5 second ago. Also, I constantly forget what I'm going to do next (ex: I go to my room to take my phone, but when I enter the room I forgot what I'm supposed to do) and this happend daily.
2. Hyperfocus and focus easily distracted. Sometimes when I'm on my computer or I'm reading a book, I can't hear people talking and calling to me. My focus often distracted and I can't get focus at one thing at a time. Sometimes I'm working on project the next second I'm watching TH-cam. 🤦♀️
3. Sleep schedule is messed up. It has been few years that I can't sleep early. Even when I'm doing nothing, I still can't fall asleep. If I sleep early, usually I can't have a good sleep because I often wake up suddenly. I also have vivid dreams.
4. Lethargic. I often feel like doing nothing because I doesn't have the mood to do so. Sometimes it's going for days. Laying in my bed. It was like my soul is gone.
5. Hard to follow schedule. I have made schedule once, but following the schedule seems like it's never gonna happen. But within last minute, I can working under pressure.
😔There is so many symptom that I can relate to ADHD. If people say 10 symptom, I might as well have all of them. I'm planning to see psychiatrist next month. Wish me luck 🍀
good luck! i also tick all the boxes, and am seeing a psychiatrist next week
I feel like I have adhd and anxiety disorder but I have no idea
[5] is the problem in my case too and *I am diagnosed with ADHD* . I *can organize* things pretty well, but *to keep the schedule and things organized, this is the problem* ! 👏✨
@@itsmetater good luck to you too.
It seems a lot of people here, who think they have ADHD, don't have it. At least theire mentioned symptoms are not really ADHD symptoms.... And then there is your post.^^ good you will visit a doctor, bc these points scream ADHD!
I was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 54, after extensive testing. Apparently, I developed elaborate coping mechanisms at a very young age. Despite all of that, I still managed to graduate with my accounting degree at 21, and enjoy a career as a high achiever.
What kind of testing do they do for adults?
I was told by my parents about my conditions when I was really young and i realized later on that I got bullied unnecessarily for these traits. Some of my classmates thought I was too stupid to learn, or was intentionall trying disturb class. This caused alot of inner turmoil for me, I started to feel anxious of what people may say or think about me if I made simple errors or mistakes. Like if I was walking or moving too fast. I didn't want pity, I hated it but I didnt want to use it as an excuse for my short comings. I was always envious of my classmates for being able to do so well in multiple things while it seemed like I just kept struggling to get the basics. Thanks to some breif therapy, help from my mom and a real friend who wanted to help me improve, I got significantly better with managing it overtime. In the end, I hope anyone else who has this condtion completely believes that they can live a normal life. One where they can improve over and over again.
I have had this for decades now and haven't really been aware until 2010. The BEST thing you can do, and it's the same thing Joe Rogan did a long time ago when he got into martial arts, is find the thing that interests you the most (no matter what it is) and pursue after it. Along the way you should discover your life's purpose. Joe Rogan does a podcast that is world renowned now, but if it wasn't for the martial arts he pursued which led to commentating for the UFC which led to his TV shows which led to said podcast, we wouldn't know who he is. When you find something that absorbs your focus you can excel at it and become top tier, and there is ALWAYS room for people in any market space that are top-tier regardless of how the economy is doing. If it doesn't hold your attention, you have to let it go; and that can be difficult in the short term, but the long term pay off is higher than you can possibly imagine.
How do I find what interests me...even if I have found one it then doesn't have any scope 🥲
Helo! The lord loves you!
@@aasthapriya8120 I found this channel Struthless , search How to actually find your passion . Has a really great insight on what you can do about it .
Teacher : stop playing with these toys and focus on the lesson
Me who Has ADHD and is just fidgeting : am i a joke to you?
The lord loves you!
A small thing to consider is the difference between your mind always flying at 100mph(something a fair few friends with ADHD tell me) and being channel focused in my child hood they thought my Asperger's was in fact ADHD and although they can seem close from the outside, a key difference is asd tends to create a prone to fascination that coupled with a channel minded behaviour can be seen to be easy to distract but it is always wise to differ the two, though other then this, those with brain hamsters that catch on fire I wish you well.
Yup,i have adhd without getting diagnosed at the age of 12
Also dont think you're alone there is alot of people who really think adhd is unique
@@samilahhoahoe5125 not this bot again
@@car7879 I'm reporting all of it's messages currently
@@kajel4979 me too but it does'ent work
Acting despite foresight. Not executing detailed plans. Motivation and decision being insignificant for execution at any given moment.
I can best describe it as being in a constant fight with myself, and lately, I've been losing. It's hard, and it's getting harder. It's like the fight one would have with insomnia. Tossing and turning while just trying to fall asleep, yet can't.
I swear your videos are the most calming videos on this app. There is no background music for a large amount of the time and its just your voice and nothing else. I love it so much.
I relate to all 5 and I daydream a lot too. I’m 18 and It’s very hard for me to finish things and forget things fast.
What makes this even better is her voice is calming and wholesome
Incredible person reading this, go after what it is that you want in life! Learn the skills, do whatever it takes! You are capable of anything! I believe in you! ✨
Love - Nat ❤️
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"Constantly overwhelmed and paranoid & distracted"
Me everytime 🥺😑 I sometimes hate myself for being like this.i feel awful but thank you for this,it somehow help me understand my own self.
Awwee, thank you guys. This is wonderful :)
This is a perfect PERFECT description of my life.
Is sooo interesting to handle this kinda way my mind computes information.
You are just awesome. I adore the attention to detail spoken with grace and art.
:)
I gotta watch this again..hehe
I liked the other art presentation but both are fun because of the balance. Aswell I personally was always told when I was younger I was a daydreamer and than therefore I I did poorly on the days quiz
Omg, do you know how calming and wondeful your voice is?😭
@@christophermadison189 I-
People describing other people as lazy is overrated, they need to look deeper into the situation.
Yes
People are just "simple-minded"
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I'm currently very close to an ADHD diagnosis- I'm just watching these old videos for validity :,)
The Animator really knows how their hands work👀
1:40 into this video and I had a thought to text my therapist, paused the video, texted her, checked my bank accounts, checked Instagram, texted my mom, sat here and had some really bad thoughts, then came back to this video. Idk how much time passed but this is why I can’t get anything done, my attention span, my never ending train(s) of uncompleted thoughts and actions, and the depression constantly telling me to *give up* if you know what I mean. ADHD and depression is exhausting. I also have a chronic condition and that throws some extra spicy depressing sauce into the mix everyday as well.
I know this depression sauce you speak of and it sucks.
@@glidden67 I’m sorry you have it too
Watching this to see if I have adhd instead of preparing for my test in two hours.
Thank you these thoughts must be spread to other people so they don't have nothing to say against me
I just got my adhd diagnosis, ty for making this.
Oh my fucking God I miss you so much Juice wrld he is so beautiful that he saved so many lives including mine but not the only reason I don't have to worry is that almost every goat is going to die because of the universe
Medication is a lifesaver. Vyvance helps sooo much.
I can relate to almost all of those signs except for the childhood.. beside that, I also feel unmotivated. Even to do just simple things like wake up from my bed, taking a bath, washing dishes, or to do laundry.
Now, I’m in 9th semester of my college. When most of my friends have graduated since few months ago, I’m here still struggling with my thesis. It’s because I tend to procrastinate for doing my thesis.
I’ve spend my college life by doing my assignments mostly few hours before the deadline. Honestly I realize that I was wrong, but I still do that. I have intentions to do it, but I choose to suspend.
I’ve been thinking about to seek for professional help since a long time a go.. but I’m afraid if it’s maybe me who just being lazy, like what my mom said.
ps: I’m sorry for my broken english, since that is not my first language :(
How are you doing now? Did you seek help?
This is incredibly random but as I was watching the video I got distracted by the song in the background lol. Its so good!
leaving things unfinished: I always shuffle through my tasks without fully finishing them and then end up stressed trying to finish them last minute after getting distracted for hours.... I also have like 20 unfinished art pieces ;-;... this is why I never improve :(
I have been diagnosed with adhd scince the age of 5 and I can tell you that all of this is true, I am well into my teens and can tell you that I am still struggling with some of these symptoms. So I just want to tell anyone on this video who has just been diagnosed to give yourself a break. You can't help that this is your life. All you can do is go with the flow. Their will be good and bad days you can make it through, I promise.
at one point i was very hard on myself because i was ‘lazy’ and an extreme procrastinator. i am diagnosed with adhd and at the time i had been taken off of my medication cause it had been increasing my anxiety. it was a really bad time for me but i have still gotten better. even though i still leave projects till the due date to finish, and scroll through youtube even when i have 5 assignments to do. i’m still working on my adhd and I hope that anyone else who is going through what i did gets better and learns that it’s not fully in your control that your ‘lazy’
Everytime i think about adhd i remember a specific image i cannot forget
This is really troublesome for me i havent done my modules for a month now... We dont have online class but we have modules which is verry hard to comprehend... I wish everyone know how hard it is with people who have adhd. Some would say you're so lazy but it will only make things worse if you push yourself to do the task.
I know school is very tough but it's ok as long as you make it through I probably can't do very much for you through a screen but just trying to talk to the teacher about it could give results? Or maybe trying the alarm thing the video mentioned? Anyways I'll be praying for you!!!
You're not alone on this one. We're in the middle of finals and I haven't done a lot. When I do try, I manage to finish only a few of the modules and really not learning anything from them and then when I finish some, I tend to leave a number of activities for a long time until it piles up again ... my counselor did recommend me a free phycologist but it's in a public hospital and I'm scared of contracting COVID since most cases are sent there, as well as not really getting the energy to go there as well. I'm planning to go, I just hope I get the energy soon. I'm on my late 20's already so I need to get myself together. I hope we all can get over this someday.
i’m currently on a wait list for a possible adhd diagnosis and these videos have given me a sort of comfort about possibly having it
This was definitely inevitable.
Helo! Please pray! And spread the gospel! If you want!
After figuring out how hard it can be for a person with ADHD, I can feel proud that I have a friend with ADHD, I feel that I’m helping her in a way that is probably important to her.
What do you do if you relate with all of these signs, but you're not allowed to see a professional about it?
Great video though! The animation is amazing 🧡
It depends on your drug history?? .... that's the worst thing I ever heard. 50% of people with ADHD struggling with addiction. ADHD can be a big reason for drug use, so how can the fact, that you have problems with drugs be an argument for not giving you medicine?? ... That s just stupid. (Not your post, but if these factor really is used to decide, if someone gets treatment or not.)
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@Mark Terpstra ah thank you so much
Such an educational video. After watching this I realize that what I have is laziness, not ADHD. Thank you, Psych2go ♡
I found a nutrition cookbook on ADHD and autism spectrum. It was a very insightful read. I used some of it to help my children who have autism.
Gluten foods, artificial products including cordials are the culprit of thier outbursts. Remove those from their diet and keep from medicating drugs. Your child will be much healthier.
I've done it. And both my kids are thriving healthy and happy. My son is 16 and daughter is 14
A bad diet full of processed foods junk foods energy drinks fizzy juice is as bad as smoking and drinking alcohol.
@@joshimitsu96 I'm talking about autism spectrum. I don't think you understand what autism is about and how it is inherited. I've done my research, even completed a nutrition course from PhD for special needs individuals.
Do as I have already mentioned and you should NOT have any issues. And no autistic child drinks alcohol or smokes so your comment is irrelevant.
What a time for you to upload this. Recently I try to figure out, if I am not only autistic but also have ADHD
Thank you random person reading this.
Tq :)
Lol you sure?
Yes.
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Definitely a sign, been really doubting myself recently, always thought I had ADHD but never ever took it further than a self assessment..
:0 another great video!
Aww Thanks!
Up there are some good edibles for you and your kids
@@Psych2go In the music industry that is used to push agendas to make the world more painful to be able to communicate with others when they will be able and the media wants them
Tbh, I shed a tear. This video understands me more than myself.
my dad and my friends noticed that i probably have a mental disorder and sum said it might be adhd. if i ask my mom if i can go to a therapist to know whats wrong with me she’ll say no. i have these adhd symptoms, idk what to do and i dont want to self diagnose.
I'm in the same boat. I asked my mum and she said I couldn't, and said I was wrong when I self-diagnosed. I'm trying to get diagnosed through school or the youth club at the moment.
@@dawnbelleini8036 ohhh i see, i rly hope that one day we’ll be able to contact a therapist!!!
@@yuriyel4146 yeah, hopefully soon since after I turn 16 I have to join a massive queue for diagnosis
Look at the end of the 1156 feet how many rappers are in the Illuminati
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I identify with everything in this list. In fact I have no idea where the ADHD ends and my depression begins...
I wish this info was available when I was a kid.
all of these things happen to me I'm also always through around like a doll a school + being treated unfairly how does this impact ADHD and mental and physical health
Very thought-provoking video, as always. 🙂 My impulsivity has been scaring me recently; I go from one big idea to the next, fully prepared to spend potentially loads of money that I don't really have. From day to day, week to week (sometimes hour to hour), my entire life plans can change completely. It's scary because I don't know what my brain will cling onto next!
*When I'm truly happy I always fear that something bad is going to happen after sometime is it norm or it's something wrong?*
I would say it's normal. 🙃 But it always depends on who do you ask this.
I totally did not randomly find this channel in my sub list, click this video and not even watch half of it because I was reading comments, all while looking for another channel that I subbed quite a while ago.
Off topic but really like the animation!!
Thank you so much! Is this your favorite animation so far? :)
Timing and taking breaks helped me through engineering school with ADHD.
For half of this video I got distracted by my cat and was playing with him, and for the other half I was reading through the comments being completely unaware of what she was saying. I sometimes glanced up at the video but then quickly went back to the comments. This might be proof of something
I just thought to myself ( a few hours ago ) once I get back in school I want to speak with a therapist because I think I have adhd. I had a whole vision of myself working better after being properly diagnosed. This video is right on time… it’s hard pushing through things … my current doctor is lazy and thinks I have depression and anxiety but I think they have labeled me wrong “ depression “ is a side affect of adhd and also anxiety.
I haven’t started this video yet but I think I’ll find this helpful as I think this is what I need help with definitely going back to school .
*me laughing because all of the above is true about me*
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Knowing this makes me feel refreshed and comfortable.
Now I understand what I am right now.I Kinda understand myself a little bit.This might be helpful for me and for everyone as well. Thank you so much.I feel motivated somehow.
I have to test myself on that ... but my mom's just like, "no u r just lazy."
no she's lazy
It is also really important to remember that when you explain this to people as an example of what you struggle with, and they dismiss you with, "Everyone does that some times! " that they say "some times"... With us it is constant... And ignoring it while thinking its normal for everyone just makes things worse....
Who else watched this because you want to have ADHD and relised that you had a lot of these symptoms
I hope I can say this without coming across weird, but I'm constantly distracted by how pretty and soothing your voice is 😊
I alredy knew i have ADHD but i get impressed on how accurate this vid is
As someone who has ADHD I can relate to these all too well. Thank you 🙏
I really appreciate videos like this as I have ADHD. I was diagnosed with autism in my mid-teens and as my brain developed was diagnosed to only have ADHD but the number of times I've been blown off or told to just 'tough it out' since it's 'not as bad' makes me SO angry!!! So its nice to have ACTUAL scientific studies to back up my frustrations
I see now ! And I thought I was being unproductive often because I was lazy but I do get distracted A LOT (especially when I am on my computer or outside). Pretty much all my life, I have struggled with organization and I would get scolded every school year by my mom because of her tendency to always be organized, no matter what. Therefore, I just felt defective in part because of that.
I was diagnosed with PDD (Pervasive Developmental Disorder) of the autistic type as a child and I learned recently that a comorbidity existed between ASD and ADHD, also, they did say in my diagnosis that I had a terrible lack of focus and organization so I don't know, since I relate to all of the signs I may have ADHD, I guess I will have to check it out myself later in my life.
Anyway, thank you for this informative video as always.
i had a bit of a meltdown over my adhd yesterday, thank you i needed this
I have a terrible school life due to hyper focus, poor impulse control, and the inability to get organized, and the people around me say I’m just refusing to do things
Omg the alarm tip, I always use alarms. When the alarms sounds I simply thank my past self because I totally forget what I needed to do.
I felt extremely uneasy while watching this. It showed me the mirror . I was trying to deny that I have ADHD but thanks
I was diagnosed as a kid (I don't remember how old, but I was very young) and they tried one med at one dose, decided it didn't work, and then took the diagnosis off my charts for years. It wasn't until I advocated for myself a couple of years ago that I finally was able to get treatment. Now that I am on meds that help (for the most part) I feel less all over the place. I really wish these resources were available years ago so that there was less suffering in silence. We are learning more now so I am thankful for that.
a constant feeling of being overwhelmed, paranoid, or embarrassed describes my entire life 😣
The fact that about 10 seconds into the video I already started scrolling through the comments then had to rewatch the vid proves a lot 😂
I've Taken About 40 ADHD Tests, Watched 20 ADHD Syptom Videos, Googled ADHD Symptoms 50+ Times, Asked The Same Person 999+ Times Wether I Should Be Concerned Or Not, And After Seeing This Video I'm Legit Gonna Go Visit My Doctor To Get A Check Up/To Get Confirmation.
I'm already diagnosed, but I watched this for fun! This was 100% correct and accurate! Lol I experience all signs
I have ADHD and trust me, it is hell whenever you are trying to Focus. But with help, I managed to control my symptoms and even got into a competitions!
Mr. ADHD brain here related to this 100% Athough I never got an official diagnosis as a child nor have I gotten that yet (I'm 29 years old). Recently when I visited a psychiatrist or something like that they strongly suspected that I might just have ADHD. Curious really. I was visiting this person for self-harm and even suicidal ideations and a long lasting deppresion but they where digging up an entirely different issue. Me myself have always suspected I might have ADHD but the old sturdy stereotypes about ADHD kept me from actually believing I could have it. Only in recent years when ADHD in adults have become more a thing have I suspected that I had a different form of ADHD than the very stereotypical ADHD kids in my class. I really have to thank you Psych2Go for bringing this valuable knowledge to the people in a beautifully animated and fun way. Even if the subject is more serious than just entertainment it's still fun to watch.
I sat still in the most inhuman position watching this video and still sat more still then I would if I watched a school provided video, not only that, I actually learned more than I would from a school provided video
I have ADHD and wanted to check out this video since I was curious and I’m surprised to see that I could relate so much to the whole video
I am now questioning whether my depression diagnosis is in fact ADHD! ADHA is in my family, my brother and son! Thank you, I will discuss this with my doctor on my next appointment.
Something that made me chuckle a bit inside is that I was losing my focus by paying attention to the animation of the person with the butterfly and thinking through their situation, rather than listening to what you were saying, continuing to confirm my suspicions, lol.
Omg not the video I didn't know I needed. This explains so much now. Definitely feeling less frustrated with myself now.
to all of them but I'm also diagnosed so no wonder :D still, I love to watch these videos and to feel related to.
Important to notice is that it's not always ADHD/ADD but the way you grew up or something else. So please don't diagnose yourself! When you feel you might have it and it makes your life feel problematic like you really struggle with it, you should try and see a psychiatrist. Not everyone knows about ADHD yet, there are a few that specialise in it and I warmly recommend to find them and talk to them :) Even more a reminder to just do it even though hardly anyone else would say that. ADHD is hard to diagnose because it overlaps with many different psychological problems or character traits and it's hard to differenciate (especially when it's ADD). Whether you have it or not, don't give up on yourself (or if you do, you can get to the nice part of life you deserve!)
I opened this video 1 year ago and left it unwatched 😅
Now that I got to know that i have ADHD ,so i searched it on TH-cam and found this video and found it 100% relatable 🤭