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ADHD Connect Podcast

ADHD Connect Podcast

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 Welcome to ADHD Connect with Dr. Tish Taylor, a podcast dedicated to helping parents, teachers, and families navigate the challenges of ADHD. Each episode explores practical strategies, expert insights, and research-backed solutions to support children with ADHD—whether at home, in school, or beyond. From understanding the unique traits of each child to implementing effective tools and techniques, Dr. Tish provides valuable guidance to help kids thrive and reach their full potential. Tune in for actionable advice, inspiring stories, and a supportive community. Let’s connect and make ADHD a strength!Dr. Tish Taylor, Ph.D Hygiene & Healthy Living Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
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  • Episode 5: ADHD & Video Gaming – What’s Helpful, What’s Harmful, and What to Watch For

    Episode 5: ADHD & Video Gaming – What’s Helpful, What’s Harmful, and What to Watch For
    Jun 11 2025
    Video games are a big part of many kids’ lives—but when your child has ADHD, is gaming just a fun outlet, or something more concerning? In this episode, Dr. Tish Taylor explores the growing research around ADHD and video gaming, sharing both the potential benefits and the warning signs parents and professionals should know. You’ll learn:
    • What the science says about gaming and ADHD (2019–2023 literature review)
    • When video gaming may be helping (think: processing speed, emotional regulation)
    • When it crosses into problematic use or addiction
    • How to spot red flags like sleep disruption, withdrawal, or emotional overdependence
    • Why kids with ADHD may be more vulnerable to addictive behaviors
    • What questions to ask and how to foster a healthier balance
    🎯 Especially timely for summer, when gaming time tends to increase, this episode equips parents, educators, and caregivers with real insight—not hype—to help kids develop more mindful screen habits. 🧩 Resources Mentioned:
    • Preventing a Video Game Addiction in Kids (YouTube)
    • Cleveland Clinic: Video Game Addiction
    • Mayo Clinic: Are Video Games and Screens Another Addiction?
    • Screen Sanity – Helping families create healthier screen habits
    For more ADHD tools, parenting support, or to submit a question for the podcast, visit TishTaylor.com or follow on Instagram @DrTishTaylor. Subscribe for new episodes every week—because when parents feel empowered, kids thrive.
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    12 m
  • Episode 4: Staying on Track: Your ADHD Summer Survival Checklist

    Episode 4: Staying on Track: Your ADHD Summer Survival Checklist
    May 28 2025
    Summer can feel like a welcome break—until it suddenly doesn’t. If you’ve ever found yourself mid-July wondering how things got so off track, this episode is for you. Dr. Tish Taylor walks you through a practical ADHD Summer Checklist to help your family plan ahead and stay grounded through the ups and downs of the season.

    From schedules and sleep to sibling dynamics, screen time, and social connections, this episode offers a calming reset and real-world strategies for keeping your child regulated and your household running more smoothly.

    Whether you jot down her list or make one of your own, the key is starting with intention. Let’s make this a summer where your child with ADHD can thrive—and you can breathe a little easier.
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    12 m
  • Episode 3: Exploring ADHD Diagnosis Trends

    Episode 3: Exploring ADHD Diagnosis Trends
    May 14 2025
    In this episode, Dr. Tish Taylor reflects on Paul Tough’s recent article in The New York Times Magazine titled “Have We Been Thinking About ADHD All Wrong?” With clarity and compassion, she unpacks the key questions raised in the piece—like why ADHD diagnoses and medication use are rising, what we really mean by “ADHD,” and whether it’s neurological, environmental, or something more complex.

    Drawing on her experience conducting thousands of evaluations and supporting families across clinical and school settings, Dr. Taylor discusses how ADHD is currently diagnosed, the significance of executive function development, and the importance of viewing ADHD on a continuum. She also dives into the challenges of diagnosing milder or more situational cases, the impact of co-occurring conditions, and the critical need to look at patterns over time.

    Whether you're a parent, educator, or professional, this episode offers a grounded and thoughtful perspective—reminding us that asking good questions and staying open to new understanding is part of what it means to truly support kids with ADHD.

    Mentioned in this episode:
    • The TRAIT Tool: A self-monitoring and observation tool to track patterns and support clearer understanding
    • Dr. Taylor’s earlier episode on co-occurring conditions
    • Reflections on screens, stressors, and environmental influences on attention
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    14 m
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