Roberto Olivardia
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1,143 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Aug 2024
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You see the frustration.
And then certainly when you start to see sort of flavors of anxiety, of depression, of a lot of negative self-talk, because unfortunately, and this is not a universal experience because different people with ADHD can have different narratives about what that is for them.
But unfortunately, a common narrative could be, even if they're, let's say, do well in school, oh, I, you know, I'm not really smart, I just hustled, you know, or
I just studied hard, or you start to notice them discounting sort of even their accomplishments, or there's a negative self-concept of like, oh, I'm so stupid, like I just space out, you know, or
Yeah, I'm so forgetful.
My brain, and they start to use this very pejorative language.
You start to think, oh, this is really getting to their self-concept.
This isn't just this kind of passing thing.
But where someone, it's really infiltrating their sense of identity, which again, going back to the core thing in adolescence is, who am I in our identity?
And where ADHD can, for a lot of people, really emerge into this different dimension in adolescence.
that gets very intertwined in ways.
But one thing I should say that I think is definitely an upside of social media, because I have a lot of criticisms about social media, but one of the things I will say that's good is there's a lot less stigma, especially amongst young people,
have ever seen in the 20, 25 years I've been working.
So I remember 15 years ago talking to kids about having ADHD, and it was some kids were like,
Like it was almost like a death sentence, you know, almost.
And now they're like, oh, I know I have ADHD.
Like it was so clear.
And then, you know, they'll say, oh, my best friends have ADHD.
And there's a lot and even less stigma around taking medication.
The adults, there's still a lot of, again, that kind of education because, you know, they might have grown up at a time where you were like the bad kid, you know, if you had ADHD.
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