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Ep. 43: Exploring a Relationship with Complex Trauma & ADHD, w/ Taelor
In this episode, we are having a deep, nuanced conversation about the similarities & differences between complex trauma & ADHD. Because I don’t know if you’ve noticed… quiiiite a bit seems similar between these two! Researchers also have differing viewpoints on the interactions of these two experiences, so again… this is a conversation to get you thinking based on what we know & have seen. It’s not a definitive answer, yet it hopefully can spark some more reflection in your own life + talking to professionals to problem solve within your individualized treatment plan.
Check out the main source mentioned in this episode: https://www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/resources/is_it_adhd_or_child_traumatic_stress.pdf
To continue the connection & conversation around all things healing, growth, & Overcoming, be sure to follow along our podcast page @OvercomingPod https://www.instagram.com/overcomingpod . Also, feel free to check out http://bio.site/soswithdrtaelor for up-to-date to social media, collaborations, and services, including our self-paced growing course library, “The Overcoming Academy,” bringing you more depth, accessibility, and autonomy within various trauma education topics. Thank you, again, for your continued support, shares, & feedback. We’re honored you choose to include us within your Overcoming & self-healing journey.
Disclaimers:
All information contained within Survivors Overcoming Silence (SOSwithDrTaelor), “Overcoming: The Podcast”, and associated websites, services, and social media content, are for educational purposes, not medical or individual advice, nor substitute for individualized mental or physical health services. Additionally, views shared within podcast episodes or within other (social) media platforms are individual and independent of any associated communities, institutions, or collaboration. If in crisis, please immediately contact local emergency services (911) or suicide hotline (988). TW: re - trauma, abuse, mental health. You know yourself best; please interact at your own risk.
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In this episode, we are having a deep, nuanced conversation about the similarities & differences between complex trauma & ADHD. Because I don’t know if you’ve noticed… quiiiite a bit seems similar between these two! Researchers also have differing viewpoints on the interactions of these two experiences, so again… this is a conversation to get you thinking based on what we know & have seen. It’s not a definitive answer, yet it hopefully can spark some more reflection in your own life + talking to professionals to problem solve within your individualized treatment plan.
Check out the main source mentioned in this episode: https://www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/resources/is_it_adhd_or_child_traumatic_stress.pdf
To continue the connection & conversation around all things healing, growth, & Overcoming, be sure to follow along our podcast page @OvercomingPod https://www.instagram.com/overcomingpod . Also, feel free to check out http://bio.site/soswithdrtaelor for up-to-date to social media, collaborations, and services, including our self-paced growing course library, “The Overcoming Academy,” bringing you more depth, accessibility, and autonomy within various trauma education topics. Thank you, again, for your continued support, shares, & feedback. We’re honored you choose to include us within your Overcoming & self-healing journey.
Disclaimers:
All information contained within Survivors Overcoming Silence (SOSwithDrTaelor), “Overcoming: The Podcast”, and associated websites, services, and social media content, are for educational purposes, not medical or individual advice, nor substitute for individualized mental or physical health services. Additionally, views shared within podcast episodes or within other (social) media platforms are individual and independent of any associated communities, institutions, or collaboration. If in crisis, please immediately contact local emergency services (911) or suicide hotline (988). TW: re - trauma, abuse, mental health. You know yourself best; please interact at your own risk.