The Harsh Truth About ADHD Understanding Mental Health Risks

In this powerful episode of 'A Millennial Mind,' I sit down with Alex, host of the ADHD Chatter podcast, to explore the multifaceted world of ADHD. We dive deep into Alex's journey, from his childhood struggles with anxiety to founding successful platforms like LabBible and UniLad.

Alex shares his personal experiences with ADHD, including the challenges of being misunderstood, masking emotions, and finding safe environments that foster creativity and productivity. We also discuss practical strategies for managing ADHD in relationships, at work, and within families. This episode is a must-watch for anyone looking to better understand ADHD, seek validation, and embrace their unique strengths.

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00:00 Introduction: My ADHD Journey
00:09 Understanding ADHD: Misunderstandings and Masks
00:39 Navigating ADHD in Relationships and Parenting
00:59 Podcast Introduction and Guest Introduction
02:40 Alex's Personal ADHD Story
06:41 Safe vs. Stuck Environments
17:48 ADHD Traits vs. Diagnosis
30:22 Managing ADHD in Relationships
38:26 Parenting Children with ADHD
53:03 Navigating Friendships with ADHD
55:41 Dealing with ADHD in Conversations
59:40 Understanding Safe vs. Stuck Environments
01:10:43 Reflecting on ADHD and Self-Awareness
01:22:20 Managing ADHD in Relationships
01:38:13 Parenting Children with ADHD
01:45:10 Understanding ADHD and Shame
01:45:34 The Impact of Emotional Dysregulation
01:47:08 Communicating with Loved Ones
01:50:03 The Concept of Masking
01:52:52 Navigating Friendships with ADHD
01:59:33 Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD)
02:01:44 Object Permanence and ADHD
02:11:08 Self-Awareness and ADHD Management
02:13:39 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections

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[mathildevhargon]

This was very useful information for me. Having famiky members who suffered from severe depression, job problems, school problems, and suicide, all with ADHD that was not adequately treated.

[VestigialHead]

99% of Depression is something you can remove from your life if you are willing to do what is required. The problem is people want the easy lazy quick fix which I do not think works or exists.