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Search results for tag #adhd

[?]Drew 🇵🇭 » 🌐
@drewph@c.im

A couple of weeks ago I removed from my reader because I was disgusted at the way it fawned over the recent tabloid TV dumpster fire about .

I have a few categories in my RSS app, including , , and , but my category is now empty. The Guardian was the last mainstream global media feed I had been willing to tolerate.

And I've found I really don't miss it. "But you should stay informed!" Nah. No longer interested. My life and mental health are significantly improved by not knowing or being pressured to care about things that don't directly involve me.

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    [?]c0debabe, union raccoon [They/them] » 🌐
    @c0debabe@masto.hackers.town

    Anyone have any ADHD friendly fitness tips or resources?

      [?]brainjoos » 🌐
      @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

      Hey ADHD fam, here's the deal with stimulants. They're not just for focus - they can actually help calm those racing thoughts too!

      Research shows that medications like Ritalin and Adderall improve cognitive control in ADHD brains by modulating neurotransmitters, leading to better emotional regulation as well.

      MentalHealth ADHD

      brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

      Research shows that medications like Ritalin and Adderall improve cognitive control in ADHD brains by modulating neurotransmitters, leading to better emotional regulation as well. #Neurodivergent

      Alt...Research shows that medications like Ritalin and Adderall improve cognitive control in ADHD brains by modulating neurotransmitters, leading to better emotional regulation as well. #Neurodivergent

        [?]DB 🌱💦 [She / Her] » 🌐
        @dbattistella@mstdn.ca

        What verbal instructions sound like to someone with ADHD.

        C: @softadhd

        Alt...Text over screen reads: POV me trying to process important information as an ADHDer *stars emoji*

          [?]brainjoos » 🌐
          @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

          Managing emotions can be like wrangling a herd of cats, but these tools are like a magical cat whisperer for your brain. 🐱✨

          Try mindfulness apps or journaling to see which one works best for you.

          brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

          Try mindfulness apps or journaling to see which one works best for you. #MentalHealth #ADHD

          Alt...Try mindfulness apps or journaling to see which one works best for you. #MentalHealth #ADHD

            [?]Itskilian 🏳️‍🌈 [He/Him] » 🌐
            @Itskilian@gaygeek.social

            Me not knowing that my prescription has an expiration date. Doc told me it was fine but apparently not. Sigh.

            Still cute though. :blahaj_face:

              [?]brainjoos » 🌐
              @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

              When RSD strikes, criticism feels like a punch in the gut. But remember, it's just feedback, not rejection.

              Studies show that people with ADHD are more sensitive to criticism due to RSD, making it crucial to practice self-compassion and mindful responses. BrainJoos can help track patterns of how you react.

              brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

              Studies show that people with ADHD are more sensitive to criticism due to RSD, making it crucial to practice self-compassion and mindful responses. BrainJoos can help track patterns of how you react.

              Alt...Studies show that people with ADHD are more sensitive to criticism due to RSD, making it crucial to practice self-compassion and mindful responses. BrainJoos can help track patterns of how you react.

                [?]FuyuhikoDate » 🌐
                @FuyuhikoDate@feddit.org

                [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                Got ADHD or just can't turn your brain off? Try these sleep hacks: Dark room, white noise, and a bedtime routine. Your brain will thank you!

                Research shows that a consistent bedtime routine can improve the quality of sleep for those with ADHD (Smith et al., 2019).

                brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                Research shows that a consistent bedtime routine can improve the quality of sleep for those with ADHD (Smith et al., 2019).

                Alt...Research shows that a consistent bedtime routine can improve the quality of sleep for those with ADHD (Smith et al., 2019).

                  [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                  @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                  Ever feel like you're just pretending to know what you're doing? You're not alone. High achievers with ADHD often struggle with imposter syndrome because our brains are wired for novelty, always seeking the next challenge.

                  That's exactly the kind of thing BrainJoos was built for - tracking your achievements and patterns can help validate your progress!

                  brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                  That's exactly the kind of thing BrainJoos was built for - tracking your achievements and patterns can help validate your progress!

                  Alt...That's exactly the kind of thing BrainJoos was built for - tracking your achievements and patterns can help validate your progress!

                    [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                    @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                    Knowing the difference between burnout and depression can mean better treatment.

                    BrainJoos helps track your patterns, making it easier to pinpoint what you're dealing with.

                    brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                    BrainJoos helps track your patterns, making it easier to pinpoint what you're dealing with.

                    Alt...BrainJoos helps track your patterns, making it easier to pinpoint what you're dealing with.

                      [?]Paddy Duke [He/Him/They/Them] » 🌐
                      @paddyduke@mastodon.social

                      So much “advice” I’ve received over the years, from teachers, colleagues, employers, family, has functionally boiled down to some variant of these:

                      “Just be less autistic.”

                      “Just be less ADHD.”

                      “Just be more well-adapted to the society you were born into.”

                      “Just care more about things you don’t care about, and less about the things you do.”

                      “Just do the things you find hard, that I don’t. It’s easy!”

                        [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                        @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                        Did you know that some studies suggest screen time can impact your mental health? But don't worry, it's all about balance 🤓

                        Research shows that excessive screen time might affect sleep quality and cognitive function. Tools like BrainJoos can help track patterns to find what works for you!

                        brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                        Research shows that excessive screen time might affect sleep quality and cognitive function. Tools like BrainJoos can help track patterns to find what works for you!

                        Alt...Research shows that excessive screen time might affect sleep quality and cognitive function. Tools like BrainJoos can help track patterns to find what works for you!

                          [?]Vrtxd » 🌐
                          @vrtxd@piipitin.fi

                          I think a lot of project management and team leadership would benefit from understanding neurodiverse behaviour, especially executive function.

                          I've always had various troubles with my personal exec func, and at least my past pro management studies have not helped with any of that.

                          Is this experience familiar to anyone else?

                            [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                            @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                            Ever feel like you're paying a premium for being neurodivergent? The 'ADHD tax' is real. According to some estimates, it costs us an extra $10K per year in missed deadlines and late fees.

                            Tools like BrainJoos can help track your patterns and reduce these costs - that's exactly the kind of thing BrainJoos was built for.

                            MentalHealth ADHD

                            brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                            Tools like BrainJoos can help track your patterns and reduce these costs - that's exactly the kind of thing BrainJoos was built for.

                            Alt...Tools like BrainJoos can help track your patterns and reduce these costs - that's exactly the kind of thing BrainJoos was built for.

                              [?]DB 🌱💦 [She / Her] » 🌐
                              @dbattistella@mstdn.ca

                              Attention deficit is essentially a dysregulation of attention, as is its opposite, hyperfocus. They are two of the many possible aspects of ADHD.

                              "Every feature of ADHD can be explained through a model of dysregulation." - Dr. James Kustow

                              C: @adhd_chatter_podcast

                                [?]Sofie [EN: she/her DE: sie/ihr] » 🌐
                                @ms_zwiebel@tech.lgbt

                                Not surprised people with are a culture war target. If you want to remove social and public services the last thing you want is empathy for those who struggle.

                                  [?]Itskilian 🏳️‍🌈 [He/Him] » 🌐
                                  @Itskilian@gaygeek.social

                                  It could be worse. These ADHD meds are making me less hugnry so lean me is lean.

                                    [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                                    @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                                    Routine can be tough when you're ADHD or bipolar. But with some tweaks, it's totally doable! 💪🏼

                                    Remember, small steps and flexibility are your friends. Tools like BrainJoos can help track what works for you.

                                    brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                                    Remember, small steps and flexibility are your friends. Tools like BrainJoos can help track what works for you.

                                    Alt...Remember, small steps and flexibility are your friends. Tools like BrainJoos can help track what works for you.

                                      [?]Owl Eyes Hoo » 🌐
                                      @d1@autistics.life

                                      @autistics
                                      Announcement: multiplayer casual game today (Sat) for 4 hours in the late afternoon to evening (North America). That's in about 3 hours from now.

                                      Voxelibre is a free and clone.

                                      🚨 The underlying Luanti server was upgraded to 5.17. Please upgrade your Luanti client to 5.17 🚨

                                      Damage has been turned off. People with , or are invited. We also have a group for game-related discussion. More details here: docs.autis.toque.im/

                                        [?]Drew 🇵🇭 » 🌐
                                        @drewph@c.im

                                        My c.im post (I just moved servers and always pin my first post)...

                                        I'm Drew. I'm an escaped Brit, late 50s, childfree, , former , living in 🇵🇭 since 2019. I'm with severe . You can ask me about it, I'm trying to get better at discussing it. I can also be abrasive, capricious and inconsistent.

                                        I'm married, I work in and I love animals and nature. My wife and I bought a run-down farm to have a peaceful place to live and now we're accidental hobby farmers.My one-page personal site at https://www.
                                        drewtowler.me tells my story.

                                        I may write about: . I edit posts a lot (including this one).

                                        I'm bullshit-phobic so I keep my feed as free from politics and religion as I can. That said, I would welcome the annihilation of by any means. If you lived in the Philippines you'd understand. And I support 's right to exist and protest.

                                        I see a lot of Starlink-hate on Mastodon. We happily use - it meant we could buy the land we really wanted and build our house in a peaceful place in the hills where there's no fibre or 4G. For us it was a no-brainer. It's transformed our lives.

                                          [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                                          @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                                          Did you know your gut is often called the 'second brain'? Keeping it healthy can boost mental health too! 🧠肠道健康也能提升心理健康哦!

                                          Research shows that a balanced diet rich in probiotics can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression.

                                          brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                                          Research shows that a balanced diet rich in probiotics can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression. #MentalHealth #ADHD #Neurodivergent

                                          Alt...Research shows that a balanced diet rich in probiotics can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression. #MentalHealth #ADHD #Neurodivergent

                                            [?]Scott the F is implicit Baxter » 🌐
                                            @eyesquash@mastodon.world

                                            I can't just talk to a person.
                                            First, I have to signal. Say their name, make eye contact, maybe clear my throat. I don't know. It varies.
                                            Then, I just have to maintain eye contact and use more or less of my diaphragm, appropriately.
                                            (Too much diaphragm gives angry. Too little can't be heard.)
                                            ? I guess?

                                              [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                                              @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                                              Ever feel like your to-do list just adds to the overwhelm? That's executive dysfunction, not laziness. Understand it, embrace it.

                                              With tools like BrainJoos, tracking patterns and managing tasks becomes a bit easier.

                                              brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                                              With tools like BrainJoos, tracking patterns and managing tasks becomes a bit easier. #MentalHealth #ADHD

                                              Alt...With tools like BrainJoos, tracking patterns and managing tasks becomes a bit easier. #MentalHealth #ADHD

                                                [?]Joe Wynne 🌻🚗⛰️ » 🌐
                                                @joewynne@mindly.social

                                                "Basically, people say wearing specific shoes in the house (anything from sneakers to comfy sandals) helps provide motivation to get tasks done."

                                                huffpost.com/entry/home-shoes-

                                                  [?]Dean Burnett (that brains guy) » 🌐
                                                  @Garwboy@ohai.social

                                                  A Review of the Guardian’s Review of Channel 4’s ‘The Great ADHD Myth?’

                                                  theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

                                                  I reviewed the Guardian's review of The Great ADHD Myth, and found it... well, lacking doesn't really do it justice.

                                                    [?]Johnny Profane Âû » 🌐
                                                    @johnnyprofane1@neurodifferent.me

                                                    My schools were places to escape...

                                                    What were your experiences?
                                                    Kindergarten?
                                                    Grade school?
                                                    GRAD school?

                                                    ESCAPE

School was a place to escape… from.
Into doodling.
Into cracking wise.
Into my basement microscope.
Into comic books.
Into sci-fi.
Into seeing things… that were not there.
Watching thoughts that aren’t…  mine…

Now do… work?
Now do… friends?
Now do… family.
Now do… Old. Age.
Now…
Do that math.

                                                    Alt...ESCAPE School was a place to escape… from. Into doodling. Into cracking wise. Into my basement microscope. Into comic books. Into sci-fi. Into seeing things… that were not there. Watching thoughts that aren’t… mine… Now do… work? Now do… friends? Now do… family. Now do… Old. Age. Now… Do that math.

                                                      [?]Dean Burnett (that brains guy) » 🌐
                                                      @Garwboy@ohai.social

                                                      RE: ohai.social/@Garwboy/117123351

                                                      Other *relevant* experts have also now contributed to the damning criticisms of 'The Great Myth?', with more professionalism than me. But less rage-fuelled snark. Which, let's be fair, is probably helpful

                                                      theguardian.com/commentisfree/

                                                      sciencemediacentre.org/expert-

                                                      [?]Dean Burnett (that brains guy) » 🌐
                                                      @Garwboy@ohai.social

                                                      A Review of the Guardian’s Review of Channel 4’s ‘The Great ADHD Myth?’

                                                      theneuroscienceofeverydaylife.

                                                      I reviewed the Guardian's review of The Great ADHD Myth, and found it... well, lacking doesn't really do it justice.

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                                                          [?]Juggling With Eggs » 🌐
                                                          @JugglingWithEggs@mstdn.social

                                                          I’ve been meaning to watch Channel 4’s documentary The Great Myth all week, not because I think I’ll agree with it’s assertion that ADHD is a a ‘social construct’ but because I wanted to see what tricks the latest fighters of a culture war on are using.

                                                          Professor Gina Rippon, whose books I’ve read and seen speak, eloquently shreds the documentary here:

                                                          theguardian.com/commentisfree/

                                                            [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                                                            @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                                                            Ever feel like those 5 minutes you spent looking for your keys felt like an eternity? That's ADHD time blindness.

                                                            It’s a common experience where the passage of time feels distorted, making short periods seem long and vice versa.

                                                            brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                                                            It’s a common experience where the passage of time feels distorted, making short periods seem long and vice versa.

                                                            Alt...It’s a common experience where the passage of time feels distorted, making short periods seem long and vice versa.

                                                              [?]Scott the F is implicit Baxter » 🌐
                                                              @eyesquash@mastodon.world

                                                              I'm kinda . I paid a doctor a lot of money to give me speed. A lot of people want speed. (I don't.) He's a speed dealer with a degree and a practice.
                                                              If you want speed, tell a psychiatrist that you can't concentrate.
                                                              Speed is good stuff.
                                                              Doesn't help me.
                                                              Easy to get. For some.
                                                              You want it, go for it.

                                                                [?]brainjoos » 🌐
                                                                @brainjoos@mstdn.wopr.systems

                                                                Ever feel like you're paying an ADHD tax? 🤔 It's real. Executive dysfunction can cost us a bundle each year in lost productivity and frustration.

                                                                A study found that people with ADHD lose around $21,000 annually due to these issues. That’s no small change!

                                                                brainjoos.com/?utm_campaign=me

                                                                A study found that people with ADHD lose around $21,000 annually due to these issues. That’s no small change!

                                                                Alt...A study found that people with ADHD lose around $21,000 annually due to these issues. That’s no small change!