• 283 Solo Show! Dr. John Delony's Wrong About This, Answering Listener Questions, and the Latest Research on Trauma & ADHD

  • Oct 1 2024
  • Length: 54 mins
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283 Solo Show! Dr. John Delony's Wrong About This, Answering Listener Questions, and the Latest Research on Trauma & ADHD

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  • I'm trying out a new solo show style this week, and I hope you love it! I've got a bunch of fun segments for you:

    First, I tell you all about my trip to Oxford University for a conference on Trauma with some of the biggest names in the industry (Gabor Mate, Bessel van der Kolk, Richard Schwartz, etc). Traveling is always a mixed bag for me - exciting and exhausting, and we dive into it all

    Next, I share the resource of the week: The Brick

    Then I answer listener questions! We cover these 3 topics:

    1. How do I pack for travel as an ADHDer?
    2. Should I go to my estranged family's birthday party?
    3. How do I easily manage evening time with kids? (LOL)

    We dive into this research study about Adverse Childhood Experiences and ADHD.

    And lastly, I go on a spicy rant about how Dr. John Delony says that ADHD is "JUST" the body's response to chaos. Excuse me no. Get outta here with that.

    It's a wild ride today, I hope you enjoy!

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