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As a hispanic, I really want to thank you for pointing out how cultural differences impact screening, diagnosis and treatment. Our culture is still very close minded and ADHD symptoms are often labeled as misbehavior. Medication is sadly demonized and mental health crisis is a sign of weakness. There needs to be openmindedness about all of this within cultures
What Giuliana tells is so significant that I usually prefer to read/watch advise/information or mutual support in English language. But we need to do something in order to alleviate so much suffering of neglected ADHD not dx and not treated people.
I'm in my 40s and am getting my assessment this afternoon and am just trying to learn more about what I'm in for 😅. Listening to this almost makes me want to cry thinking about going through school as a kid and also all the things I struggle with now. I was basically treated in the opposite way I should have been. Thanks for adding some clarity to what I'm going through/gone through.
Awesome video on DSM 5 TR's ADHD diagnosis - very clear explanation. Understanding this condition really helps in self-acceptance & recovery. Thank U Dr Snipes.
I was diagnosed at 47. Figured it out after see a Dr Russell Barkley presentation. I was having huge issues with anxiety, hyper vigilance. Had already been doing CBT therapy and it helped immensely.
It was interesting to learn that it takes two years for the neurotransmitters to return to the persons “normal” levels. I asked about this years ago and was told by multiple psychologists and psychiatrists that people bounce back from neurotransmitter changes and meds etc within 6 weeks. I knew they were not giving correct information. Thank you for being so informative.
just found out i was treated 50 yrs ago ( age 5-8) for this with speed. Parents, doctors, records are all gone so i have to start over. I can see that adhd symptoms/effects are the blueprint of my wasted life but naturally i lose focus get frustrated procrastinate hide then deny all over again...wtf!
3:24 The understanding I've come to regarding effortful activity is that sometimes it's overwhelmingly underwhelming, inadequately satiating any presuppositions toward a net gain.
I am 50 now and I had to struggle through school with no one ever acknowledging this or knowing about it …I was always nervous of what was going to happen next in the class room but it was an old English boarding school and we were punished frequently… tests were terrifying to me I would panic and look at the clock ⏰
Me too, 58, no boarding school, but corporal punishment, I was hit with a ruler on the hand as punishment at five and I mentally disappeared from that day on. I knew there was no adults that would help me, so I just did basics.
I was diagnosed at 50. Wasted life. I battle with accepting not why God allowed it, but why the knowledge was withheld....why the tools to cope were not available. I feel cheated. Medication has changed my life...well changed the last 2 months of my life since I started 😏
@@deb9ragorton742 Same with me. I'm frustrated with people who keep trying to deny it's real because they're helping to keep a lot of sufferers from getting diagnosed.
Hello Doc Snipes! Your instructional videos are well researched and your explanations are clear as a bell. I use your instruction like classroom education. I’m indebted to you.
Doodling, rummaging in pencil cases, dropping pens, overusing erasers, fixing hair lots, pony tails, biting nails, squirming toes inside shoes, looking around, chewing pencil tops. And not once left the seat because you would be in SO much trouble in the 1970’s = female hyperactivity, 57 and still awaiting diagnosis!
Mellie crann-gaoth dang!! So relate to those symptoms! I'm so sorry 😔 I hope you're able to find help because I know exactly what a lifetime of symptoms of ADHD does to us, our lives and everyone around us. You deserve help and you are so valid ❤️❤️
You’re so welcome. Thank you for being you. Please don’t forget that you can find many other videos on ADHD on the channel. Let me know what you think about them and let me know if you need any help in finding a particular video.
Great video as always! Not seeing the link to the video to the researcher from Wisconsin mentioned around 17:30 who did the differential diagnosis tool video between ASD and ADHD. Can that be provided? Thank you!
Thanks for going over the new changes. I haven't yet come to the course in grad Psychology for diagnosis. This information is highly informative. I have the DSM5 and have to get the new addition. lists, time management, and calendars are helpful. I notice this with some people in my life that speak excessively and can't sit still and are very hyper and overbearing . I'm excited to check out the DSM 5 TR.
Doc Snipes please can you do a video on how you conduct lit review and conduct your research? Also can you do a video on most sought after assessments, scales, inventories?
Here is one video I have done on it. ua-cam.com/video/1Gjjzmjuk_Y/v-deo.html As far as the most sought after inventories, I would explore Buros Mental Measurements Yearbook You can find it at most college libraries.
My peers have always denied my symptoms and the gatekeepers say I just want attention so at 29, I’m finally admitting to myself I probably have it and want to find out how to overcome it
Doctor can you comment on adhd being a differential diagnosis for bpd and suicidality? Are true adhd patients more prone to this or those who are diagnosed with bpd later?
Thanks for watching. ADHD and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can indeed have overlapping symptoms, which can sometimes make differential diagnosis challenging.
Question: Do you do trainings or speakings in schools? I would love to discuss speaking on the topic of neurodiversity in the classroom for our teachers.
Thank you for your question. * Reading can indeed be a special interest for people with ADHD. While it's true that individuals with ADHD may have difficulty with tasks that require sustained mental effort, such as reading long chapters or engaging in standardized testing, this does not mean they cannot have a strong interest in reading. In fact, when people with ADHD are engaged in activities that they find particularly interesting, they can experience a surge of dopamine and norepinephrine, which can help them pay attention and maintain motivation. This phenomenon is sometimes referred to as hyperfocus, where a person with ADHD becomes deeply engrossed in an activity that is rewarding or stimulating to them. It's important to recognize that ADHD symptoms can vary widely among individuals, and the presence of a special interest such as reading does not rule out the possibility of having ADHD. Moreover, strategies like breaking tasks into smaller chunks, combining tasks with enjoyable activities, and using visual aids can help individuals with ADHD improve their concentration and focus, potentially making reading more accessible and enjoyable. In summary, an intense interest in reading is not necessarily indicative of not having ADHD. People with ADHD can have a wide range of interests and hobbies, and with the right strategies and supports, they can engage in activities that require attention and concentration, including reading. You can learn more for FREE at allceus.com/DocSnipes-AI.
People should research all the symptoms of adhd before concluding they have it. Some people say they do because they have one or two of these listed characteristics. I've even come across people who were never diagnosed, don't have most the symptoms, and clearly haven't researched the condition at all lol.
Be careful with excluding those who had symptoms develop after 12. There are studies that are coming out showing there is a small population that begin exhibiting symptoms between 13-16. Please do not immediately dismiss your patient if they do not meet the criteria for the age limit.
@@DocSnipes no need to be sorry im just saying the majority wants to spin all kinds of positives into adhd and while people with adhd might have many traits that can be very positive as far as i temember thr most cited adhd scholar said in a presentation that thy could not prove creativity hyperfocus or any positive trait of adhd yet. So maybe its just like cancer where so far we have not found positives and if mozart had cancer we would not attribute his skill to cancer but a different trait of mozard would we. (Like his motivation/sustained attention to practicing and his social intuition as to what sounds good and how to reorganize notes in his mind as a function of intuition and so on…)
Thanks for watching. Bless you as well. I also have another UA-cam Channel: Good Orderly Direction | Practical Bible Study ua-cam.com/channels/YYJCD94NU3_qdbkSEyHLrg.html Please consider liking and subscribing.
I chew on pencils while studying. I often forget my pencil case and thenI ask to borrow a pencil. Then I start chewing on their pencil mindlessly and I am like OH NOOOOO! I can't give them back a chewed pencil whoops.
Attention is nit the problem its sustained attention reducing other stimuli wont help dont you get it? Adhd people can focus but not sustain and the brain does not work on many other levels like intuition m/ mental imagery and generall working memory. Its like ur brain wont work when ur super tired and depends on adhd severity. Not aure if normal leople or mild or misdiagnosed people would ever get it
Yes we do. We may invest in some in the future. Right now letting the chickens out and putting them up makes good daily routine chores for the kids. They have been doing it pretty much their whole life this point. And they're both in college. Thanks for watching and commenting, have a great weekend!
As the most cited adhd researcher says over and over but people wont listen its not about attention its executive functioning and very subsurface attention over time. Not a quick attention for the first time or being distracted by birds but happy and everything working perfect thats something else. The distractability comes from strong boredom coupled with pain and bad feelings that come when u stare at a wall for hours and u cant take it because its so meaningless. Attention = chemicals [and many other things] -> reduce pain and all kinds of negative feelings (diving in and forgetting the world, flow -> needed to sooth the pain -> give me anything that releases soothing chemicals -> birds? I dont fucking care ANYTHING: -move -fidget -talk -fantasy -hit youlsef -more pain -immaturity -sex, drugs, violence anything that satisfies something in your brain it would be a good book or maths just u cant controll it the body decides what it want. Like a neuronal network deciding what stuff to encourage and discouraging you. And u (PFC) having little controll U would be the most logical controlled angel with a suit that loves gandma but ur goals have no impact on that u are in pain until u jump out the window to satisfy some strange thing in you or be lazy all day to not need as much dopamine to sooth the pain. Yes it sucks. Yes i have no idea how u came to the idea that adhd people just have “more energy” if that where true you would not see mire seditive behaviour and overweight u would see happy sixpack people with girlfriends and a great job. Sport drains willpower if its not fun for most people its fun but people who have no or little cointroll have to pray there amygdala feels like it or its gonna be very very very unpleasant
This seems good, however the irony of having a very long video to explain ADHD is almost funny. I'm sure you can do a ten min video with the main pointers. One of the many benefits of having ADHD is we can immediately see how something could have been presented more efficiently, that's another reason why we switch off...we get the points, without the rambling. I don't know how neurotypical brains can stand the rambling.
It’s not only the criteria that determines giving a diagnosis. it’s a matter of how much someone’s life is messed up by having the symptoms, how severe the symptoms are and how much distress it causes. And ADHD can cause *huge* distress and completely wreck peoples’ lives.
Thanks for sharing... Making these videos is a constant challenge on verbiage now days. There are many things that they have so polarized things, any term I use is wrong for a large percentage of the audience. I do my best to stay neutral and just provide help and information.
👌More videos can be found on this topic at
ua-cam.com/play/PLcB3trehXswiE8hpQht6zWOg7ySR4WJ4d.html&si=s8RRrls5fLSolY_m
❤️Self help activities and worksheets and concierge coaching with Dr. Snipes can be accessed at DocSnipes.com
👍Online Courses for Continuing Education (CEU, OPD, CPD) and Substance Abuse Counselor Certification
As a hispanic, I really want to thank you for pointing out how cultural differences impact screening, diagnosis and treatment. Our culture is still very close minded and ADHD symptoms are often labeled as misbehavior. Medication is sadly demonized and mental health crisis is a sign of weakness. There needs to be openmindedness about all of this within cultures
Thanks for watching and commenting.
What Giuliana tells is so significant that I usually prefer to read/watch advise/information or mutual support in English language. But we need to do something in order to alleviate so much suffering of neglected ADHD not dx and not treated people.
I got frusrated having this ADHD , but with the use of dr imenherbal on UA-cam herbal remedy , i have been able to get rid of ADHD
Well, ask this question first, "Can ADHD be scientifically proven?".
foreal people will just str8 up tell u to stop being a bitch lol
I'm in my 40s and am getting my assessment this afternoon and am just trying to learn more about what I'm in for 😅. Listening to this almost makes me want to cry thinking about going through school as a kid and also all the things I struggle with now. I was basically treated in the opposite way I should have been. Thanks for adding some clarity to what I'm going through/gone through.
Awesome video on DSM 5 TR's ADHD diagnosis - very clear explanation. Understanding this condition really helps in self-acceptance & recovery. Thank U Dr Snipes.
Very Welcome
I got frusrated having this ADHD , but with the use of dr imenherbal on UA-cam herbal remedy , i have been able to get rid of ADHD
I was diagnosed at 47. Figured it out after see a Dr Russell Barkley presentation. I was having huge issues with anxiety, hyper vigilance.
Had already been doing CBT therapy and it helped immensely.
Thanks for watching
I struggle the most with disorganization & avoidance of tasks that I’m not good at, like paperwork
I hear you. Thanks for watching
It was interesting to learn that it takes two years for the neurotransmitters to return to the persons “normal” levels. I asked about this years ago and was told by multiple psychologists and psychiatrists that people bounce back from neurotransmitter changes and meds etc within 6 weeks. I knew they were not giving correct information. Thank you for being so informative.
Thanks for watching
just found out i was treated 50 yrs ago ( age 5-8) for this with speed. Parents, doctors, records are all gone so i have to start over. I can see that adhd symptoms/effects are the blueprint of my wasted life but naturally i lose focus get frustrated procrastinate hide then deny all over again...wtf!
A thank you is not enough. I supper appreciate this video. Thank you so so much
3:24 The understanding I've come to regarding effortful activity is that sometimes it's overwhelmingly underwhelming, inadequately satiating any presuppositions toward a net gain.
I am 50 now and I had to struggle through school with no one ever acknowledging this or knowing about it …I was always nervous of what was going to happen next in the class room but it was an old English boarding school and we were punished frequently… tests were terrifying to me I would panic and look at the clock ⏰
Sounds awful. Thanks for watching
Me too, 58, no boarding school, but corporal punishment, I was hit with a ruler on the hand as punishment at five and I mentally disappeared from that day on. I knew there was no adults that would help me, so I just did basics.
I was diagnosed at 50. Wasted life. I battle with accepting not why God allowed it, but why the knowledge was withheld....why the tools to cope were not available. I feel cheated. Medication has changed my life...well changed the last 2 months of my life since I started 😏
@@joytotheworld6804 so sorry ….very sad…💗
@@deb9ragorton742 Same with me. I'm frustrated with people who keep trying to deny it's real because they're helping to keep a lot of sufferers from getting diagnosed.
Hello Doc Snipes! Your instructional videos are well researched and your explanations are clear as a bell. I use your instruction like classroom education. I’m indebted to you.
Too kind. Thanks so much for watching my videos.
Doodling, rummaging in pencil cases, dropping pens, overusing erasers, fixing hair lots, pony tails, biting nails, squirming toes inside shoes, looking around, chewing pencil tops. And not once left the seat because you would be in SO much trouble in the 1970’s = female hyperactivity, 57 and still awaiting diagnosis!
Lolol You should've grown up in the 1950s!! 🤣
Mellie crann-gaoth dang!! So relate to those symptoms! I'm so sorry 😔 I hope you're able to find help because I know exactly what a lifetime of symptoms of ADHD does to us, our lives and everyone around us. You deserve help and you are so valid ❤️❤️
@@kathyadair8552 kinda rude.
:) Thanks for watching
Yes I am Right with you ….daydreamed so much unless it was truly fascinating…most of it was not …
Thank you for being you !
You’re so welcome. Thank you for being you. Please don’t forget that you can find many other videos on ADHD on the channel. Let me know what you think about them and let me know if you need any help in finding a particular video.
Great video as always! Not seeing the link to the video to the researcher from Wisconsin mentioned around 17:30 who did the differential diagnosis tool video between ASD and ADHD. Can that be provided? Thank you!
Hey, I found that she supplied the link in the "chat" that went along with this video.
You are amazing and i will say that in every video i watch.
That’s so kind of you. Thank you so much! What have you found most useful from the video?
Thanks for going over the new changes. I haven't yet come to the course in grad Psychology for diagnosis. This information is highly informative. I have the DSM5 and have to get the new addition. lists, time management, and calendars are helpful. I notice this with some people in my life that speak excessively and can't sit still and are very hyper and overbearing . I'm excited to check out the DSM 5 TR.
Thanks so much. Sucks you have to buy a second one as a student.....
Link to the video by Dr. James Webb on ADHD and giftedness ua-cam.com/video/oHNI6zMiACI/v-deo.html
Doc Snipes please can you do a video on how you conduct lit review and conduct your research? Also can you do a video on most sought after assessments, scales, inventories?
Here is one video I have done on it. ua-cam.com/video/1Gjjzmjuk_Y/v-deo.html As far as the most sought after inventories, I would explore Buros Mental Measurements Yearbook You can find it at most college libraries.
I feel like im being called out this whole video🤣🥲😭
Thanks for watching!
Thank you. 😊
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
This was not me as a child
Though I had extreme ADD I was always the last to get in the queue I waited my turn … I was very quiet day dreamed
That's the inattentive type ❤️
@@YOUAreTheSecretToLife okay ….I’ll watch it again ,,,thank you 🌷🧚♀️
@@vanessasworder absolutely
😊 Thanks for watching
My peers have always denied my symptoms and the gatekeepers say I just want attention so at 29, I’m finally admitting to myself I probably have it and want to find out how to overcome it
That’s awful and I am sorry it happened to you. You can find videos on ADHD at: ua-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=codependency
You seem like someone who actually cares /gen
EDIT: OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SPEAKING ON LITERALLY EVERYTHING FROM RACE TO TRANS PEOPLE AHHHH
Thanks for watching! Wishing you peace, health, and, happiness.
17:15 Is the link given?
Pdfs of the PowerPoints with clickable links are available in the class at AllCEUs.com
Also, Is chemical imbalance a myth or not?
if you have adhd watch in 1.5x or 2x good content
Thanks for watching and for sharing what works for you. You can find videos on ADHD at: ua-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=ADHD
I bought the dsm 5 tr but I have been told not to use this and it's for research purpose and so on
What shall I do please guide
Doctor can you comment on adhd being a differential diagnosis for bpd and suicidality? Are true adhd patients more prone to this or those who are diagnosed with bpd later?
Thanks for watching. ADHD and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can indeed have overlapping symptoms, which can sometimes make differential diagnosis challenging.
Very Informative Video
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Question: Do you do trainings or speakings in schools? I would love to discuss speaking on the topic of neurodiversity in the classroom for our teachers.
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Can reading be a special interst of people with adhd or is that a sign that maybe they don't have adhd ?
Thank you for your question. * Reading can indeed be a special interest for people with ADHD. While it's true that individuals with ADHD may have difficulty with tasks that require sustained mental effort, such as reading long chapters or engaging in standardized testing, this does not mean they cannot have a strong interest in reading. In fact, when people with ADHD are engaged in activities that they find particularly interesting, they can experience a surge of dopamine and norepinephrine, which can help them pay attention and maintain motivation. This phenomenon is sometimes referred to as hyperfocus, where a person with ADHD becomes deeply engrossed in an activity that is rewarding or stimulating to them. It's important to recognize that ADHD symptoms can vary widely among individuals, and the presence of a special interest such as reading does not rule out the possibility of having ADHD. Moreover, strategies like breaking tasks into smaller chunks, combining tasks with enjoyable activities, and using visual aids can help individuals with ADHD improve their concentration and focus, potentially making reading more accessible and enjoyable. In summary, an intense interest in reading is not necessarily indicative of not having ADHD. People with ADHD can have a wide range of interests and hobbies, and with the right strategies and supports, they can engage in activities that require attention and concentration, including reading.
You can learn more for FREE at allceus.com/DocSnipes-AI.
People should research all the symptoms of adhd before concluding they have it. Some people say they do because they have one or two of these listed characteristics.
I've even come across people who were never diagnosed, don't have most the symptoms, and clearly haven't researched the condition at all lol.
Thanks for watching the video and for sharing your thoughts
Be careful with excluding those who had symptoms develop after 12. There are studies that are coming out showing there is a small population that begin exhibiting symptoms between 13-16. Please do not immediately dismiss your patient if they do not meet the criteria for the age limit.
I appreciate you watching
That might be true but there are also other conditions that can have the same symptoms as adhd like low iron or ptsd.
Noone has ever told me what i will fail at. My adhd information group was 90% romantasicing for no reason stop saying that why would you do that
Sorry that happened to you. We appreciate you watching!
@@DocSnipes no need to be sorry im just saying the majority wants to spin all kinds of positives into adhd and while people with adhd might have many traits that can be very positive as far as i temember thr most cited adhd scholar said in a presentation that thy could not prove creativity hyperfocus or any positive trait of adhd yet.
So maybe its just like cancer where so far we have not found positives and if mozart had cancer we would not attribute his skill to cancer but a different trait of mozard would we. (Like his motivation/sustained attention to practicing and his social intuition as to what sounds good and how to reorganize notes in his mind as a function of intuition and so on…)
@@DocSnipes i apologize for being a little too irritated but this is so common for decades now
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I chew on pencils while studying. I often forget my pencil case and thenI ask to borrow a pencil. Then I start chewing on their pencil mindlessly and I am like OH NOOOOO! I can't give them back a chewed pencil whoops.
Lol.... Thanks for watching
Attention is nit the problem its sustained attention reducing other stimuli wont help dont you get it?
Adhd people can focus but not sustain and the brain does not work on many other levels like intuition m/ mental imagery and generall working memory.
Its like ur brain wont work when ur super tired and depends on adhd severity. Not aure if normal leople or mild or misdiagnosed people would ever get it
Thanks for watching!
Also ADHD, focusing on the thing og interest:
Ya know there's automatic chicken doors, right?
Yes we do. We may invest in some in the future.
Right now letting the chickens out and putting them up makes good daily routine chores for the kids. They have been doing it pretty much their whole life this point. And they're both in college.
Thanks for watching and commenting, have a great weekend!
As the most cited adhd researcher says over and over but people wont listen its not about attention its executive functioning and very subsurface attention over time.
Not a quick attention for the first time or being distracted by birds but happy and everything working perfect thats something else. The distractability comes from strong boredom coupled with pain and bad feelings that come when u stare at a wall for hours and u cant take it because its so meaningless. Attention = chemicals [and many other things] -> reduce pain and all kinds of negative feelings (diving in and forgetting the world, flow -> needed to sooth the pain -> give me anything that releases soothing chemicals -> birds? I dont fucking care ANYTHING:
-move
-fidget
-talk
-fantasy
-hit youlsef
-more pain
-immaturity
-sex, drugs, violence anything that satisfies something in your brain it would be a good book or maths just u cant controll it the body decides what it want. Like a neuronal network deciding what stuff to encourage and discouraging you. And u (PFC) having little controll
U would be the most logical controlled angel with a suit that loves gandma but ur goals have no impact on that u are in pain until u jump out the window to satisfy some strange thing in you or be lazy all day to not need as much dopamine to sooth the pain.
Yes it sucks. Yes i have no idea how u came to the idea that adhd people just have “more energy” if that where true you would not see mire seditive behaviour and overweight u would see happy sixpack people with girlfriends and a great job.
Sport drains willpower if its not fun for most people its fun but people who have no or little cointroll have to pray there amygdala feels like it or its gonna be very very very unpleasant
This seems good, however the irony of having a very long video to explain ADHD is almost funny. I'm sure you can do a ten min video with the main pointers. One of the many benefits of having ADHD is we can immediately see how something could have been presented more efficiently, that's another reason why we switch off...we get the points, without the rambling. I don't know how neurotypical brains can stand the rambling.
Thanks for watching. This video was more targeted at counselors treating people with ADHD. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
Considering these symptoms everyone Is ill.
Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
It’s not only the criteria that determines giving a diagnosis. it’s a matter of how much someone’s life is messed up by having the symptoms, how severe the symptoms are and how much distress it causes. And ADHD can cause *huge* distress and completely wreck peoples’ lives.
Instead of normal you can use “common” aka culturally common.
Please don't call us "Latinx", we don't like that. Just say "Latinos"
Thanks for sharing... Making these videos is a constant challenge on verbiage now days. There are many things that they have so polarized things, any term I use is wrong for a large percentage of the audience. I do my best to stay neutral and just provide help and information.
@@DocSnipes No worries. It's nothing. Overall it was a very interesting and educating video.
Thank you!
You’re so welcome. Thanks for watching. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ua-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=ADHD