ASMR Testing You For ADHD. Focus and Attention Test (Light, colors, questions, Eyes, and Ears)

This week's first ASMR video is a medical one. I will be testing you for ADHD. At first, I will be asking you some questions, then check your eyes, ears, focus, and attention. I hope you like it

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Disclaimer: *** This video is created for entertainment purposes only and cannot replace any medication, professional treatment, or therapy. If you have sleep/anxiety/psychological troubles please consult your physician first.

In this video I want you to experience the tingly sensation in your ear through quality binaural recordings which are aimed to help you fall asleep, relax and entertain.

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Time stamps for those who want them ✨

> Intro (keyboard sounds) 00:00
> checking your eyes & ears with otoscope 1:05
> asking you questions (keyboard sounds) 1:40

- start of the exam -

> giving you instructions for small tasks (touching your fingers together, touching your nose) 3:41
> read the color NOT the word (visual triggers, following instructions & tracing) 4:23
> name the right color (visual triggers, rummaging pens & following instructions) 5:16
> what numbers do you see (visual trigger & tape measure) 6:05
> the famous green hammer 💚 (visual trigger) 6:21
> choose & follow a pen 7:10
> little globe (visual triggers, following instructions & tapping) 7:59
> what’s the picture ? (Visual trigggers & following instructions) 8:32
> telling you which color to look at (visual trigger) 9:19
> follow the light/ don’t look at the light (personal fav 😴) 10:31
> what side is the light coming from 12:58
> how many items are in her hands (visual trigger & some tapping) 13:41
> what color is the phone case ( following instructions) 15:12
> putting on gloves 16:19
> examining your face (personal attention) 16:41
> closing your eyes, how many times does doctor Lizzi tap your face (up close whispering) 16:49
> can you feel how warm it is (touching your face with sticks) 17:54
> closing & opening your eyes (follow instructions) 18:15
> how many cards does doctor Lizzi have/ which hand holds more cards (playing card sounds) 19:09
> follow the bright green scissors (visual triggers, following instructions) 20:17
> follow the other famous green hammer (visual triggers, following instructions) 21:13
> whispering in your ear, repeat the words (up close whispering & some ear touching) 23:57
> follow the object in front of you (different color bracelets) 26:52
> some more light triggers 😴 (with some face touching) 27:39
> finger flutters in your ears (which side does the sounds come from) 28:12
> outro (writing sounds) 28:42

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[vrtuosq]

i felt personally attacked with the “do not count just calculate how many things there are here” like idk let me count😭😭😭

[bridgetuphoff]

Love the way you change your glasses out during the exam. So fun! And your voice is so soothing while you sound genuinely interested in your patient.

[kalynbrocato]

I have ADHD and some of the things you did in this video reminded me greatly of my actual psychiatric evaluation when I got diagnosed. Touching on the colors and numbers, the pattern recognition. This was a great video!

[gabriellealtman]

i was diagnosed with ADHD not too long ago and this is a much more relaxing exam! i was asked about my symptoms and my behavior as a child, and i was so worried i'd be told that i don't have it and my brain was just like that. luckily, that was not the case and my psychologist was wonderful.

[danielayousif]

The whispering at 16:50 gave me chillssss and i haven't had proper tingles in agess. Loved this video as always.

[baleng]

i just want to acknowledge how lizi grew in the industry. from her fluency in english, to her confidence, and her techniques. been here since her first few videos and til now, she's one of the best out there! forever proud! keep doing what you love to do, lizi!

ps. i kinda miss alisa 😆

[ameliawalker]

Hi Lizi, I wish I had more money to send to you to thank you for all the fantastic videos, I want you to know that your videos help me so much and I look forward to watching every new video, I have spent countless hours watching all your videos multiple times, you are a wonderful human and you make the world a much better place for alot of people. Thank you truly ❤

[tasm]

I think the fact that I'm listening to this while playing a video game and eating AND thinking about plans for tomorrow says everything you need to know about whether or not I'm diagnosed with ADHD lmao

[itzjustque]

The fact I was noticing the glasses change but not noticing when was bugging me

[TouchOfTism]

i have been clinically diagnosed with ADHD in the past so i know what is wrong with me but despite that, i just had to click on this video and seriously, it was SO calming.

[Aprilq]

The QUALITY is insaneeee like dang i cannot imagine how long it must take for the video to upload to YouTube!

[stacy]

This is coming from a girl who has ADHD, you're literally my favorite ASMR YouTuber. Your video's are so relaxing and they make me smile at the same time. Thank you Lizi 😘

[sunnykate-dyzm]

This is my first of your videos and I love how positive and encouraging you are. The glasses were such a fun touch!!

[daphneykoralewski]

Why is no one talking about the her changing her glasses so smoothly without saying anything 😭😭

[LooneysGaming]

The eyes close tapping was a the most tingles I’ve felt in a long time!😴

[gregory]

Stellar tingles. I had it on in the background while I worked, so I can't speak to the video. But the audio was fantastic. Your voice feels more soft spoken than whispered, and I actually prefer your tone and cadence. Your accent is also conducive to ASMR. I wouldn't change a thing. Also, your recording levels were spot-on. Would that be the mic sensitivity? In any case, well done and thanks for helping to reduce my anxiety.

[yacobeinauan]

Quite frankly i do have ADHD ( got diagnosed 14 years ago at the age of 6) and i think by watching ASMR for the past 4 years it has helped me to concentrate better

[Yendrea]

The otoscope in the ears is probably the most tingly sound I have heard in such a long time. oh my gosh 😍😍

[kylochrlne]

it is in the middle of the night in germany and i am so sleepless. But than i saw lizi uploading a new asmr.🥰
i am a really big fan!💌
Du bist großartig/ you are amazing!☀️