Recognizing & Treating Comorbid Conditions: ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression (w/ Olivardia, Ph.D.)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มี.ค. 2022
- The vast majority of patients with ADHD also have a co-occurring condition like anxiety, depression, or a learning disability. Many times, these overlapping conditions require their own evaluation and unique treatment plan. Yet many doctors and clinicians assume that anxiety or depression are side effects of ADHD or they fail to perform ADHD assessments on patients already diagnosed with anxiety or depression. These failures lead to ineffective treatment plans and long-term health risks.
In this hour-long ADHD Experts webinar, Roberto Olivardia, Ph.D., helps untangle these co-existing conditions for better diagnosis and treatment.
A note about this webinar: This webinar is part of a series designed for ADHD clinicians. Although all are welcome to view the replay, non-clinicians may want to notify the professionals with whom they work about this opportunity and share the audio and slide materials.
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Love to hear Adult ADHD with C-PTSD
I have had adhd, depression and anxiety most of my life. All these things have got a lot worse in my 40s. SSRIs and SNRIs are causing erectile dysfunction, and difficulty with relationships, and leading. to self-isolation. COVID isolation didn't help with that aspect. I have had therapy for over 5 years, CBD, schema therapy, mindfulness, but nothing has helped.
THERAPY DOESN"T HELP FOR ADHD .
Dopamergics?
Stimulant medication is needed for adhd and a psychiatrist with experience in treatment adhd. Definitely worth looking for a specialist psychiatrist who can balance better all the medications.
There are virtually no videos or information easily accessible explaining how ADHD with cyclical depression or dysthymia can mimic bipolar disorder, specifically bipolar 2. Please, do one.
I wish I could get the edited highlights it’s so hard for me to sit through the whole video.😩🥺🤣.
@Trudy * thx
I listen to these in the car as podcasts. I download them so I can find them later to finish them.
@@5fingerjack good tip thx😎👍
Pro- tip. 1.5-1.75x speed
@@atstringdaddy 😉🙏🏾thx
Thank you for sharing because I can relate and it’s nice to know I’m not alone
I have a 54 year old daughter. She is aware she has adhd and her anxiety has her in deniel. She feels she got it under control while causing so much disruption. I am so awaof her struggles. I feel so distraught. I need tip to help her. Thank you for your brilliant explanation 👏 👍
I'm sorry for your situation. :( I hope you can work this out together
Tremendous show
I’m finding this talk very helpful. It’s so disappointing, the co- morbidities… and all else that life throws up, from birth onwards.
Wow, this is interesting!
This was a solid session. Where does this doc practice?
I have a compulsive behaviour related to gather information- TH-cam and books and articles
ADHD, GAD, MDD, and C-PTSD. The guilt is real. Feeling like you radiate suffering. It can be logically wrong. But your mind wont accept that. Dissociation as a trauma coping mechanism can lead to forgetting the happiest moments you hold dear to you. And the night terrors coupled with flashbacks and flashback dreams can make you feel incapable. Intrusive thoughts and impulsivity dont pair well. I hope all of you can sleep well. Lord knows i dont.
I'm sorry you're going through this 🙏 I can relate with the intrusive thoughts since I suffer from severe OCD ("pure-o"). Guilt, shame, self despise doubt is a few of the things I feel 24/7. But there's hope in the Lord Jesus he wants us to cast all our worries unto him because he cares for us. Its never to late to begin your walk with Christ, he loves you and he can heal you off all mental health issues ❤✝️🙏
@@right..5651it’s tough.
Wishing you all well with life, especially when one has so many burdens.
There's some very interesting research now suggesting that ADHD has a genetic overlap with autism, bi polar and schizophrenia. If you have one, you are more likely to have another.
I’m not sure if that’s BREATHING or wind (when we got to the questions) but I cannot handle it lol it is distracting me 100000% 😭
Not me watching this at 1am knowing full well I have a very heavy workload tomorrow - oh and I still have to shower 😭🥲
@@chasing-mental-clarityhope you made it just fine 🙏😊
Yeah but I don't actually feel that way because, my life wasn't as bad as my parents, so that means everything in the world is great. You can only be depressed if you had a bad childhood. -says parents.
Even though I did.
4:00 talk starts here, skip the BS on the start
I Cody William ADHD Bryson of Irving Dallas County Texas USA 🇺🇸 just started taking my RITILIN for my ADHD again and PROZAC for my depression again for the first time since I was in 6th & 7th grade. I AM NOW 51 YEARS OLD with ADHD and LATE STAGE COPD which causes alot of my depression but I've never been happy one day in my whole life. I've successfully quit all illegal drugs, and legal hard liquor , I've been treated at least two or three times since 2015 for the same shit that killed my father of a ruptured colon back in the late 1990's I also take prostate medicine I feel like in need to shit 24 hours every day and I have problems taking pisses and I have a huge hernia above my dick. But other than all that shit I feel perfect 👌