Danielle Elliott

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think overdiagnosis was really difficult to tackle and how situational ADHD can be. And I think it's that like ADHD is always there, but it does express itself differently and different. And I'm saying situational instead of environmental because I think environmental gets confusing, but like situation or environment that you're in.

I think overdiagnosis was really difficult to tackle and how situational ADHD can be. And I think it's that like ADHD is always there, but it does express itself differently and different. And I'm saying situational instead of environmental because I think environmental gets confusing, but like situation or environment that you're in.

I think that was the hardest one for me to tackle because I think A lot of things have changed in the world in the last 100 or 200 years, and I don't think our brains have fully adapted. And I had a really hard time grappling with, is this something about the way the world is now? There's a book called, I believe the book's called Neurodivergent Mind.

I think that was the hardest one for me to tackle because I think A lot of things have changed in the world in the last 100 or 200 years, and I don't think our brains have fully adapted. And I had a really hard time grappling with, is this something about the way the world is now? There's a book called, I believe the book's called Neurodivergent Mind.

I just kept wanting to throw the book across the room because it's essentially like the conditions we live in compound symptoms in a way that... is leading to like ADHD as a diagnosis is when it's impairing your life. And I think that a lot of people have lived with ADHD for a really long time, but it didn't impair their lives. Right.

I just kept wanting to throw the book across the room because it's essentially like the conditions we live in compound symptoms in a way that... is leading to like ADHD as a diagnosis is when it's impairing your life. And I think that a lot of people have lived with ADHD for a really long time, but it didn't impair their lives. Right.

So I think that was the biggest thing for me to grapple with was like what is happening in the world that's causing a lot of this.

So I think that was the biggest thing for me to grapple with was like what is happening in the world that's causing a lot of this.

Right.

Right.

Yeah. And I think it's almost the advantages, disadvantages, conversation or deficits and positive sides. Strengths. Yeah. And strengths. Thank you. Conversation becomes such a black and white conversations and things can coexist. Yeah. You know, like there can be situations in which it's advantageous and situations in which it's a deficit. Yeah.

Yeah. And I think it's almost the advantages, disadvantages, conversation or deficits and positive sides. Strengths. Yeah. And strengths. Thank you. Conversation becomes such a black and white conversations and things can coexist. Yeah. You know, like there can be situations in which it's advantageous and situations in which it's a deficit. Yeah.

So I think that there's still a little bit of black and white thinking around that. So that was a lot to grapple with, too.

So I think that there's still a little bit of black and white thinking around that. So that was a lot to grapple with, too.

I think I first met with Neil Drummings, the editor on the show. And I think we've, yeah, definitely shout out Neil. The show is only as good as it is because of him. I think we first met and talked about it maybe exactly a year ago.

I think I first met with Neil Drummings, the editor on the show. And I think we've, yeah, definitely shout out Neil. The show is only as good as it is because of him. I think we first met and talked about it maybe exactly a year ago.

Yeah, thank you.

Yeah, thank you.