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  ADHD Overdiagnosed, Underdiagnosed, or Both?

  Aug 17, 202656 min

  What might explain the increase in the diagnosis of ADHD over the past 30 years, especially in the last 10 years? Overdiagnosis or Underdiagnosis – is ADHD increasingly diagnosed inaccurately, is it just a “fad” diagnosis? Or is ADHD mis-diagnosed as another condition or missed entirely as the explanation for symptoms a person has, symptoms which reflect difficulty dealing with whatever is happening in that person’s life at that given time? Each of these possibilities has consequences, the more significant impact is upon a person’s life trajectory when the diagnosis of ADHD is missed. Helping me explore these important questions is my guest Mark Stein PhD, a Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at the University of Washington and the founder of the ADHD Clinic at Seattle Children’s Hospital. He also has a private practice for diagnosis and treatment of adolescents and adults with ADHD in Seattle. Mark brings the expertise of a clinician with 40 years of clinical and research experience in the field of ADHD to the show; years during which the knowledge about ADHD has increased exponentially, knowledge of what it is and also what it is not. Listen, and learn! Check out our video chat here! https://youtu.be/F3jlBFAbs2o

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  Self-Compassion Series, Episode 2: “Thoughts Are Not Facts”

  Aug 17, 202634 min

  We’re continuing the Self-Compassion series with a shift from body to mind. Building on last episode’s compassionate body scan, Eartha introduces a simple but powerful idea:  thoughts are not facts.  Just because a thought shows up doesn’t mean it’s true. Using the image of the mind as a house and thoughts as visitors — some kind, some noisy — we practice creating space between ourselves and our harshest self-talk. Through the phrase “I am having the thought that…” and a guided “leaves on the stream” visualization, we learn to notice difficult thoughts without letting them take over. We also meet the inner critic for what it often is — a worried protector, not an enemy — and practice offering ourselves the same compassionate reframe we’d offer a good friend. The episode closes with language for children and teens, too, making this a practice families can share together. A mistake is a moment, not a character. A hard day is a hard day, not a whole life. Thoughts are not facts — and we can be kind to ourselves anyway. Check out our video chat here! https://youtu.be/mGmDYacE5oo

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  Can a Fungus Wipe Out the Human Race?

  Aug 17, 20267 min

  Is it a scene like “The Last of Us”? Where our ecosystems and human tissues Riding wild and rodding like melted bad cheese Describing mozzarella under a thick umbrella Humans no longer function … they’re zombies With fungal brain eating healthy creatures Now, they become them …It’s an insanity and Overwhelms us to question! Can a fungus … Wipe out the human race? Yea, can a fungus wipe out the human race? Like tasting a bad salami in Miami … Hearing deadly tsunamis Racing like a zombies … Caused by earth’s crust Crushing as plate titanic How scary an apoplectic fungus That turns apocalyptic Is it realistic? Deadly infectious and futuristic pathogens Let’s name the deadliest … Because of its spiraling fungal spores That threatens and roars … Like a silent storm rushing in uncontrolled The chytrid fungus … grabs insects Crawls onto frogs and bats by so called White-nose syndrome … Candida auris, MDRO Yeast doesn’t react much to ABX’s What do I mean by ABX’s It’s an abbreviation! It’s antibiotic for short! What is it all that? Multi-drug resistant organisms Not good at all … Carries huge risk on humans On the weaken victims … May possess risks in healthcare environments It’s like hearing a roaster at night As you try to sleep … It’s voice you hear all night in your head Of zombies crawling on your bed It’s the episodes of some tv shows “The Last of Us” Where they break your door Not matter how tall or strong you are You are weak! Just thinking is an exhaustion Unable to rest, tired, numb thinking You dumb not able to defend … Should you cry and/or shout out MDRO, C.auris no antibiotics (ABX’s) to treat The once susceptible ones Are now resistant to no drugs as regime A real dilemma as you feel the tremors Can climate change stir the pot As temperature rises up? Mammals temp: 98.6 F/37 C degrees Humans are adaptable not to bad bugs Does fungus post damage to our ecosystems? Yes? Think of honeybee inside its abdomen, its Abdominal tissue full of Nosema or Chalkbrood Swollen bellies hard larvae now becomes … mummies from an unhealthy tummies Is it time to run dear honey? Well, fungus can’t change humans to zombies It can turn a honey to an un-honey bee No longer sweet that can be but death What causes fungus to go in disarray? Chalkbrood caused by: Ascosphaera apis Infects the larvae Descriptively a black devil walks in As is the turning of white-black Rubbery mummies not normally What walks in uncontrolled temp’s? Conditions could be … Turned on by cold, wet or poor hive vents Leading to no good events The sun darkens in … There’s others deadly ones … That of more than dead of enormousity The likes as invasive C.albicans, Aspergillous fumigatus; black mold, pneumocystis jirovecii More deadly fold are C. neoformans Cryptococcal meningitis Spinal cord, CSF infection Swelled of the brain as is deadly Symptoms appears really hard as headaches Spiking in temperatures Stiff neck follow by confusion Nausea and vomiting … can lead to death How spread? Directly from dirt Inhalation of yeast spores Breathing in pigeon droppings How you ID super quick? BioFire FilmArray Yea, BioFire FilmArray Meningitis/Encephalitis M/E panel ID within an hour Cultures takes 24-to 48 hours Rapid thinking … A must to save lives With spiking fever and confusion Reasons to act fast … A Microbiologist enters steps in To save the day … As patient escapes death thru her hands A man or woman of sciences walked in Clothed in white and a microscope It’s an encapsulated yeast with a halo Not an angel but India Ink wet mount It’s molecular technology At its best Polymerase chain reaction, PCR Treatment 3rd generation cephalosporins Ceftriaxone or cefotaxime … yea, Cef-tri-a-zone or cefo-ta-xime Now .. I like to end We’ve killed This unfriend, hooray Minerva A. Garcia, your Poet

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  Overcoming Post-Traumatic Parenting and Becoming the Parent You Want to Be with Dr. Robyn Koslowitz

  Aug 17, 202657 min

  On today’s episode, Dr. Robyn Koslowitz, Clinical Psychologist, introduces Bryce Hamilton, LSCSW, and our listeners to the concept of “post-traumatic parenting.” As parents, oftentimes we may feel like we aren’t doing a good job. We may yell at our kids, say something we wish we wouldn’t have, or give in when we said we wouldn’t. Robyn explains that this behavior has been learned at some point in our lives and usually that is through some type of trauma. Robyn identifies trauma as “any experience that is too big for our brain to metabolize.” Bryce relates to this with anecdotes from her own childhood that may be considered traumatic to some but maybe not to others. This is helpful when understanding our own traumas as we become parents and figure out our own parenting styles. Robyn’s work focuses on helping parents to break the cycle of traumatic parenting and become the parent they have always wanted to be. Robyn’s advice: “If we can recognize where our traumas come from, we can intentionally reprogram how we react.” Check out our video chat here! https://youtu.be/5WjKjVpUB30 Hashtags: #PTSD #posttraumaticstress #breakingthecycle #secureconnections #accidentalexpertsfamily #outsourcingparenting #breakthecycle #parentwithconfidence #parentingsupport #hiddentrauma #overcomingperfectionism #overcomingparentingperfectionism #overcomingdisengagedparenting #disengagedparenting #parentingpodcast #accidentalexpertspodcast #brycehamilton #lscsw #lcsw #parentingpsychology #parentingattachment #repairingrelationships #attentiveparent #parentingyourinnerchild Dr. Robyn Koslowitz is a psychologist and author of Post-Traumatic Parenting: Break the Cycle, Become the Parent You Always Wanted to Be. She helps parents break inherited patterns and build secure connections. Her message: Your inner child can’t raise a child, but raising your real-world child can heal your inner child. She lives in New Jersey, practicing post-traumatic parenting with her own children.   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.koslowitzpsychology/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drrobynkoslowitz/ Threads: https://www.threads.com/@dr.koslowitzpsychology YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@posttraumaticparenting Podcast: https://posttraumaticparenting.com/podcast/ Website: https://posttraumaticparenting.com/about/ Post-Traumatic Parenting Book: https://bit.ly/4lRIyuL Follow Accidental Experts on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556689800126 Instagram: @accidental_expert_family YouTube: @AccidentalExpertsFamily Tiktok: @Accidental_experts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryce-hamilton-lscsw-b6770057/ Email us: accidentalexperts@gmail.com

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  Featuring Tina Klingseis of Tina’s Leg

  Aug 17, 202642 min

  Tina was born missing half of her right foot and the fingers on her right hand due to what is called Amniotic Band Syndrome. Basically, as she was developing, the amniotic sack had a thick band in an area and so it constricted the growth while she was developing… but she turned her disability into the an ability to make others laugh.

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