Dr. Mark Stein
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first heard Jun 2026
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Sure.
No worries.
Um yeah, so uh I'm a uh clinical psychologist and I'm a professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at University of Washington.
And I'm the founder of the um Pearl Clinic, the program to enhance attention regulation and learning.
at Seattle Children's and then I have a private practice focused on adult and adolescent ADHD.
And I've been a clinician and a researcher focusing on ADHD for over thirty years.
It goes quickly.
So
No, I mean it um it highlights for me kind of the um uh why ADHD is is uh so interesting because it's so different.
If you've seen one child with ADHD, you've seen one child with ADHD.
Um
But uh the other thing about ADHD is the joy of having a disorder where we can actually see major changes in people's lives.
Uh we know so much about this disorder, we don't know everything about it, but we know an awful lot about it and we certainly have effective treatments, but we haven't really learned how to deliver them uh to the people that really need them, especially those that need them most.
So that's kind of the challenge.
Um well I I think ten years ago I would have thought we were closer than.
Um it it seems like one of the challenges as we've expanded the definition, uh some of our research findings from ten to twenty years ago don't hold.
But I think think one of the things we have learned is the complexity of the disorder.
And especially what what what we call the heterogeneity.
Like how it um manifests so differently.
Um
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