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Depression and ADHD with Dr. Bill Dodson – Part 2
Depression and ADHD with Dr. Bill Dodson – Part 2
Depression and ADHD with Dr. Bill Dodson – Part 2
Monday 19th April 2021
Dr. Bill Dodson explains the complex relationship between ADHD, depression, and bipolar disorder. Learn about diagnosis and treatment priorities.
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Get the buttons here!Decoding Depression, Bipolar Disorder, and ADHD with Dr. Bill Dodson – Part 2
It's not an official designation, but rejection-sensitive dysphoria, which is a big part of ADHD and a lot of people with ADHD identify with it.
Ever wondered how to untangle the web of depression, bipolar disorder, and ADHD? In this episode of 'ADHD Focus', Dr. David Pomeroy sits down with Dr. Bill Dodson, a trailblazer in adult ADHD treatment, to break it all down. With decades of experience, Dr. Dodson shares his expertise on why it’s crucial to identify and treat bipolar disorder before tackling ADHD.
He explains the significance of family history in diagnosing these conditions and sheds light on rejection-sensitive dysphoria, a lesser-known but impactful aspect of ADHD. Dr. Dodson also dives into the nuances of manic episodes, self-medication, and the risks associated with serotonin syndrome. His insights are not just informative but could be life-changing for those grappling with these intertwined conditions. Whether you’re dealing with these issues yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable knowledge and practical advice.
Tune in to gain a clearer understanding of how these mental health challenges interact and why addressing bipolar disorder first can make all the difference. It's an enlightening conversation that promises to leave you better equipped to navigate the complexities of ADHD, depression, and bipolar disorder.