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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And for girls with ADHD, they may forget that they have a digital footprint.
You know, if you go to a party and you're drinking a beverage out of a red plastic cup, that might be a signal that you're actually drinking an alcoholic beverage that your aunt may pick up on and let your mother know.
Or your college may see that photo of you, the college or the high school that you're applying to.
So we really have to educate girls with ADHD because they're not gonna hold these lessons in their memory
in the same way that neurotypical girls are because working memory is often compromised with people with ADHD.
Right.
Of course, I'm happy to do that.
So we want to remember that so many people with ADHD struggle with anxiety.
About a third of kids with ADHD have a formal anxiety diagnosis, 50% of adults with ADHD.
And social anxiety, according to Dr.
Thomas Brown, who is a leading expert on ADHD.
occurs in about a third of people with ADHD.
It's probably a little bit higher now since COVID, but we don't have the data to back that up yet.
Social anxiety is there's a spectrum.
I I like to call it the umbrella diagnosis.
And social anxiety is really a fear of embarrassment or humiliation in a social situation that goes beyond
What we we might expect.
And this fear can be debilitating.
In order to get the diagnosis of social anxiety disorder, it has to last for a minimum of six months.
So what RSD does, rejection-sensitive dysphoria, is it takes that fear to another level of worry.
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