Dr. Sharon Saline
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1,074 appearances
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first heard Feb 2019
last heard Aug 2024
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Being connected a lot of the time is very important.
Yes, absolutely.
So one thing that we want to really think about is how people with ADHD often, girls in particular, sort of demand or expect an immediate response from peers.
Like, what are you doing that I'm not included in?
What did I do wrong?
And they attach a negative message to a pause or a silence.
Social media is both is a crucible for both positive and negative.
Social influence.
Positive, you know, you're supported by people, it's your birthday, hey, happy birthday, or a way to go on your soccer team win.
And negative is all of the things that we think about, you know, not feeling attractive enough, not feeling smart enough, seeing that people are doing something that you're not included in.
Because
Online life.
Is very real for this generation.
There's no real difference actually between online life and in-person life.
They're fused.
One feeds the other and one influences the other.
And that social media can let kids play parts that they may not be able to do in person, which is very helpful for girls with ADHD who might have slower processing or uh that where they can kind of craft
so many people with AHD are very creative and they can be very creative visually also.
So Instagram and things that have to do with art can be a a way that they can show a different side of themselves.
But the other part that I think is important is like social media has taken things that used to be private and made them public and tangible.
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