A podcast about ADHD and all things connected.
Hosted by Matt Gupwell, owner of ThinkNeurodiversity.co.uk
Matt is a Neurodiversity professional, Professional keynote speaker, Consultant and ADHD Mentor to others looking for support in navigating their own ADHD.
The podcast is in partnership with divergenceuk.org/
It's cohosted by Andrew Jay. Senior ADHD Nurse practitioner, and co-owner of the Divergence clinic.
He's a world respected ADHD expert and professional and regular teaches other clinical professionals what they need to know about ADHD and other coexisting conditions.
Our aim is to be evidence led, providing links, references and resources for our viewers and listeners to continue their own research after each episode.
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A podcast about ADHD and all things connected.
Hosted by Matt Gupwell, owner of ThinkNeurodiversity.co.uk
Matt is a Neurodiversity professional, Professional keynote speaker, Consultant and ADHD Mentor to others looking for support in navigating their own ADHD.
The podcast is in partnership with divergenceuk.org/
It's cohosted by Andrew Jay. Senior ADHD Nurse practitioner, and co-owner of the Divergence clinic.
He's a world respected ADHD expert and professional and regular teaches other clinical professionals what they need to know about ADHD and other coexisting conditions.
Our aim is to be evidence led, providing links, references and resources for our viewers and listeners to continue their own research after each episode.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of talkADHD, hosts Matt and Andrew discuss the recent ADHD Task Force's interim report, exploring its implications for public health, societal perceptions, and the future of ADHD treatment and diagnosis. They emphasize the importance of understanding ADHD as a complex condition that intersects with various aspects of life, including education, social care, and mental health. The conversation highlights the need for a comprehensive approach to ADHD that goes beyond traditional medical models, advocating for increased awareness, education, and support for individuals with ADHD and their families.
The ADHD Task Force report aims to address public health concerns.
Expectations around the report may lead to disappointment in the ADHD community.
ADHD is not just a medical issue; it has social implications.
Public perception of ADHD is evolving, moving away from stigma.
The report emphasizes the need for comprehensive ADHD care.
Education and awareness are crucial for understanding ADHD.
Medication remains a key treatment but is not the only solution.
The concept of ADHD super specialists is being re-evaluated.
The ADHD spectrum includes individuals who may not meet diagnostic criteria.
Future discussions on ADHD should focus on societal impacts and support systems.
00:00 Season 3 intro and welcome
01:42 The ADHD Taskforce interim report. What did we learn?
02:47 Understanding the Report's Target Audience
03:44 Cultural Perceptions of ADHD
05:24 The Role of Public Health in ADHD
06:50 Neurodivergence and Broader Implications
09:18 Accountability vs. Blame in ADHD Care
10:26 Personal Experiences and Political Implications
11:58 From Hospital to Community: A New Approach
13:49 The Concept of ADHD Super Specialists
16:33 A word from our Sponsors
17:22 The Ripple Effect of ADHD on Society
17:48 Medication and Its Misconceptions
18:49 The Need for Education and Support
19:46 Understanding ADHD Beyond Diagnosis
21:59 The Spectrum of ADHD and Its Implications
25:44 Do the terms and labels in the report help?
31:05 Final thoughts
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