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This is one of those episodes where I personally don't agree with the guests' perspective on some of the points made. especially in regards to adhd. but that's why we have these conversations. to shed light on different perspectives, to try and understand where the other human is coming from. to see if there is common ground or if we just have to agree to disagree. It was tougher than usual to navigate this conversation, as you may very well notice, nonetheless it is packed with value and good insights:
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In this conversation, Max and Jenna Free explore the complexities of ADHD, discussing the differences between early and late diagnoses, the impact of fight or flight responses, and the importance of regulation in managing symptoms. They delve into the role of trauma, the influence of technology, and the connection between addiction and dysregulation. Jenna shares her insights on practical tools for managing ADHD and emphasizes the significance of self-discovery and personal growth in the journey towards healing. The discussion highlights the need for a deeper understanding of ADHD beyond traditional diagnoses and treatments.
Socials
Jenna on IG https://www.instagram.com/adhdwithjennafree Max on IG https://www.instagram.com/maxemanuel333
Takeaways
ADHD can manifest differently based on early or late diagnosis.
Fight or flight responses can significantly impact ADHD symptoms.
Regulation is crucial for managing ADHD effectively.
Understanding the brain difference in ADHD is essential for treatment.
Trauma can contribute to ADHD symptoms but is not the sole cause.
Self-regulation techniques can help reduce ADHD symptoms.
Technology and screen time can exacerbate ADHD challenges.
Addiction often serves as a coping mechanism for dysregulation.
Alternative therapies may provide additional support for ADHD.
Self-discovery and personal growth are key in managing ADHD.
Chapters
00:00 Understanding ADHD: Early vs. Late Diagnosis
03:05 The Impact of Fight or Flight on ADHD
06:00 The Role of Regulation in Managing ADHD
08:46 Trauma vs. Brain Difference in ADHD
11:54 The Importance of Regulation for ADHD Success
14:47 Practical Tools for Regulation
17:45 Navigating Screen Time and Stimulation
26:18 The Art of Slow Living
29:04 Regulating Consumption in a Digital Age
32:08 From Food to Freedom: The Journey of Intuitive Eating
36:34 The Limitations of Traditional Medicine
39:33 Exploring Family Dynamics and ADHD
40:40 Understanding Addictions and Their Roots
43:33 The Impact of Fight or Flight on Well-being
46:41 Finding Balance in Nutrition and Lifestyle
47:54 The Upcoming Book and Future Endeavors
This is one of those episodes where I personally don't agree with the guests' perspective on some of the points made. especially in regards to adhd. but that's why we have these conversations. to shed light on different perspectives, to try and understand where the other human is coming from. to see if there is common ground or if we just have to agree to disagree. It was tougher than usual to navigate this conversation, as you may very well notice, nonetheless it is packed with value and good insights:
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In this conversation, Max and Jenna Free explore the complexities of ADHD, discussing the differences between early and late diagnoses, the impact of fight or flight responses, and the importance of regulation in managing symptoms. They delve into the role of trauma, the influence of technology, and the connection between addiction and dysregulation. Jenna shares her insights on practical tools for managing ADHD and emphasizes the significance of self-discovery and personal growth in the journey towards healing. The discussion highlights the need for a deeper understanding of ADHD beyond traditional diagnoses and treatments.
Socials
Jenna on IG https://www.instagram.com/adhdwithjennafree Max on IG https://www.instagram.com/maxemanuel333
Takeaways
ADHD can manifest differently based on early or late diagnosis.
Fight or flight responses can significantly impact ADHD symptoms.
Regulation is crucial for managing ADHD effectively.
Understanding the brain difference in ADHD is essential for treatment.
Trauma can contribute to ADHD symptoms but is not the sole cause.
Self-regulation techniques can help reduce ADHD symptoms.
Technology and screen time can exacerbate ADHD challenges.
Addiction often serves as a coping mechanism for dysregulation.
Alternative therapies may provide additional support for ADHD.
Self-discovery and personal growth are key in managing ADHD.
Chapters
00:00 Understanding ADHD: Early vs. Late Diagnosis
03:05 The Impact of Fight or Flight on ADHD
06:00 The Role of Regulation in Managing ADHD
08:46 Trauma vs. Brain Difference in ADHD
11:54 The Importance of Regulation for ADHD Success
14:47 Practical Tools for Regulation
17:45 Navigating Screen Time and Stimulation
26:18 The Art of Slow Living
29:04 Regulating Consumption in a Digital Age
32:08 From Food to Freedom: The Journey of Intuitive Eating
36:34 The Limitations of Traditional Medicine
39:33 Exploring Family Dynamics and ADHD
40:40 Understanding Addictions and Their Roots
43:33 The Impact of Fight or Flight on Well-being
46:41 Finding Balance in Nutrition and Lifestyle
47:54 The Upcoming Book and Future Endeavors