You’re Wrong About ADHD

@ywaadhd.bsky.social

Award-nominated podcast exploring a late #ADHD diagnosis. Old mates Sam and Katie share their experiences and get expert help along the way. Hosts @breathwick.bsky.social and Sam Pittis https://linktr.ee/yourewrongaboutadhd?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaarWS

Have you ever struggled with knowing where to start with finding a therapist? This week on “You’re Wrong about ADHD” we talk to psychotherapist Clare Patterson, who breaks down in simple terms all the different styles and kinds of therapy and how to take that first step (cont…)

A photo of Sam Pittis and Katie Breathwick from You’re Wrong About ADHD, grinning in the studio after a recording session for their podcast.

Hmmm - a change of heart at the Times re: ADHD? I’ve been banging on about this particular point re “over diagnosis” (spoiler: there isn’t any) for ages. A very balanced and thoughtful article…

A screenshot from the Times newspaper reads: “Research by Professor Stephen Faraone, president of the World Federation of ADHD, suggests global rates of ADHD are at about 5 per cent for children, and between 2 and 3 per cent among adults, depending on age.
In Britain, that equates to 1.6 million adults and 700,000 children: 2.3 million people. However, with only about 248,000 patients receiving ADHD medication on the NHS, it suggests the condition may be being underdiagnosed.”

Not re-posting the DM cos it's crass, but fuming re: their article on 'sickfluencers' encouraging ADHDers to get benefits so they can work... Um...they're _working_ because of this support?! They'll pay tax, have better mental health, need less support elsewhere. Isn't it obvious? #ADHD

Just got detailed, thoughtful feedback from colleagues - naturally I hid inside my cardigan throughout - and I think ‘cannot help but be creative’ is the loveliest depiction I’ve heard of my ADHD 😁

Defying Gravity hit me with the feels last night (hear me out): it felt like the mask coming off following a late #ADHD diagnosis. Obvs fam rolled eyes when I said so through ugly sobs...but this is my hill... #Wicked #DefyingGravity

a woman in a witch costume stands in front of a large window

Alt: Elphaba - a character in the movie Wicked - takes hold of her broomstick for the first time and prepares to fly away, with a look of determination

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Yeah hi, if we could STOP punishing ADHD kids by taking away their recess, that would be great. It is discouraging and de- motivating. Thank you for coming to my TED talk