I like how systematically he breaks down each point and proves it. At the end of the video it's like he's almost pissed at the wrong ways ADHD is understood and treated. His research and the amount of understanding is commendable. Thank you, Dr. Barkley.

@tyrozinehappykitchen

4 жыл бұрын

Yes he is so passionate and I have so much respect for him

@TheContrariann

2 жыл бұрын

How do you think in India is the assessment and treatment of ADHD ?

@TheContrariann

2 жыл бұрын

@@madanjitender Thanks bhai Can you answer me a few questions- 1. Where do you live ? 2. What is your age and what was your age when you got diagnosed? 3. How much did it cost you to get the diagnosis? 4. How much does your Psychiatrist and Psychologist charge you per visit ? 5. What is the frequency of the visits ? 6. What are the monthly medications expenses?

@TheContrariann

2 жыл бұрын

@@madanjitender Thank you so much Sir for enlightening me, and thank you so much for writing such an elaborate answer for clearing my every query, no one does this much ! I'm very grateful 🙏 I too am struggling with all these issues, time blendedness, motivation deficits, self inhibitions, procrastination, forgetfulness, etc.. I did got diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 27 after after a lot of misdiagnosis such as Depression, Anxiety and OCD, with different Psychiatrists. And even the Psychiatrists I visited in my city believed ADHD is a children's condition and you grow out of it and tried to convince me so.. but nothing else explained my my traits but ADHD. Ultimately a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist diagnosed me. And all the Psychiatrists I visited either denied or feared prescribing Stimulant medications, so I never got to try stimulant medications. I have only had been on Atomoxitine for a few months and that didn't help much. Further down a few months I decided to quit medical interventions because of monetary reasons and time consumption, And tried to manage it by myself in all other ways that I can like lifestyle management, environment management, etc.. Thank you so much for the information sir.

@TheContrariann

2 жыл бұрын

@@madanjitender Thanks the song reference was awesome 👌👍👍😂 It perfectly describes me too 👌👍

Can we start a petition to get Dr. Barkley to do more live lectures? No other speaker compares to his expertise.

Man, every time I watch one of his videos, he has advanced the field further. We as a patient population are lucky to have him.

This dude is the most "I'm a Psychologist" looking dude ever.

@nicolesnyder6818

4 жыл бұрын

Neckbeardicus That is such an ADD comment. 😂

@SGCXD

3 жыл бұрын

All i think about when he mentions “baby steps” is the movie “what about Bob”.

@TheCuratorIsHere

2 жыл бұрын

@@Petunia3001 that’s Autism not adhd.

@mikekyzz11

2 жыл бұрын

He's retiring in months....he could careless how he's dressed!

@ephemera...

Жыл бұрын

He's a Psychiatrist. Psychiatrists do full medical degrees first, then specialise. Psychologist do a different kind of degree. I just realised I am now 'that person'.

ADHD have a time blindness not only to the future but just as importantly towards the past. 10 years appears to be 1 year to us

@shinebabyshine.

5 жыл бұрын

Grabing Stars So true. Someone asked me when an event occurred, I said 6 months ago. I found paperwork that showed it actually happened 2 years ago. Wow.

@phylr3983

4 жыл бұрын

OMG! Absolutely!

@cobalius

3 жыл бұрын

And the last weekend feels like the last sommer vacation.. and talking to a friend, feeling close to a close one.. feels like 1 week away just the same day's evening. Edit: and that is my special reason for at least some intense loneliness

@stevenhickey9453

2 жыл бұрын

@@cobalius w2qewwwsw

@stevenhickey9453

2 жыл бұрын

@@cobalius wqwww

I could have told you that about the tests. I’m someone that tests very highly on IQ type tests but struggles to brush my teeth every day.

@cobalius

4 жыл бұрын

I forgot drinking

@thedokkodoka4349

4 жыл бұрын

I forget getting out of bed or writing my dissertation.

@lornagusner8798

3 жыл бұрын

Same here!

@SISGREYetTOTONY

2 жыл бұрын

relatable.

Thank you Dr Russell for putting this out for free.

@annetteka

Жыл бұрын

And without blocking commentary, in other words, sharing insight with the integrity of open circuitry.

The only thing I don't like is the implication that everyone will grow out of ADHD and being close to "normal" with the correct medication and therapy while being young. I'm an adult in my mid thirties and I'm still impaired. as is my father in his sixties. Some people might outgrow it, but not all. And the medication still helps us. We still need to change our surroundings to work in our favour. But we are also incredible great at tasks that are far from "normal". I believe that our environments impair us more than our brains. The world nowadays is not built for people with ADHD. Because we aren't the majority. Except that, I really like his work and am very thankful for his lectures etcetera.

@bazbuco

2 жыл бұрын

YES THIS

@carsick518

11 ай бұрын

I love what you said about our environments impairing us more than our brains

The fact this has 84k views after 5 years shows how little people care to understand this.

@tlahe2

2 жыл бұрын

Apt observation, You inspired this: Every teacher, regardless of grade level, should point their students to KZread videos. This thought coupled with how much I use KZread has a wee bit of personal schadenfreude.

The best source of adhd help I’ve ever known. Maestro.

I love listening to him. I like it when professors not only try to talk about their topic but also can visualize it and talk about it in a very interesting way! Thank you for putting this online! :)

@followmeintofitness5578

2 жыл бұрын

L"

You know, as someone who has ADHD (like a lot of others that watch/listen to his videos)… I can actually listen and pay attention to what he’s talking about. Other people who talk on this subject… I have to replay… rewind… listen over and over just to get what the heck they’re saying. With him, the only reason I replay… is because he made a “holy crap that’s so true” point and I want to hear it again.

Well, this sucks. I've been trying to "will" myself better for years. If that doesn't work, I'm out of options. I live in south Texas. The one psychiatrist that was seeing new patients when I started seeking treatment over a year ago, decided that if the two meds she preferred don't work she just wasn't going to treat me anymore. Yay.... American healthcare system.

@lanalytch

8 жыл бұрын

+maarakailet1 That's brutal ;_: I'm and Aussie and was diagnosed at the start of this year - am 33 and have spent my whole life trying to figure out why I have 0 motivation. Dexies and Ritalin both completely fucked me - they amplified my symptoms to a rather scary extent. I would be so traumatised if I didn't have another appointment and several backup plans for other medications to try. That really, really sucks.

@LittleMoniques

8 жыл бұрын

+Fodwocket try strattera, stimulants can heighten and intensify anxiety and strattera has a better effect with that and it is not a stimulant but can produce results like one.

@rackallthetime

7 жыл бұрын

try Allegra D. I took it for allergies and it ratcheted up my productivity by 3000%

@Domdeone1

6 жыл бұрын

From your comment two years ago...Check out a BRILLIANT book; I`m Not Stupid, Crazy or Lazy by two American women that have ADHD. Well recommended..

@user-bd4bo4tb8u

4 жыл бұрын

The Rx is only the start! Been dealing with this for 30 years. Get an Rx and pay a good coach to come to your home. Therapists do not help with these problems and are more expensive.

I have followed Dr.Barkley's pioneering professional work/research, seminars, and publications; since joining CHADD of Nassau County, New York in 1989. Thank you again Dr.Barkley for this presentation.

The buzzing is driving me nuts

@judkunokin268

4 жыл бұрын

omg I just noticed

@cobalius

4 жыл бұрын

@@judkunokin268 lol i almost got it ignored..

@ananthsusruth9771

4 жыл бұрын

Nate Russell dude why did you comment from the point I have noticed it it’s driving me nuts

@kali7906

3 жыл бұрын

Lol! Hyper focus

@TheCuratorIsHere

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah wtf

I don’t know if I would be diagnosed with ADHD but I definitely have my problems with some of these EF elements and will definitely be trying some of the management techniques and tools. Thank you so much Dr. Barkley.

damn, I wish I was treated in childhood...

@noreason8818

7 жыл бұрын

mardar me too

@jcmangan

6 жыл бұрын

me too

@ClarkStacer

6 жыл бұрын

me too

@theurbanwolf298

5 жыл бұрын

We are pioneers

@CMK_Patriot

5 жыл бұрын

No kidding! Same here

Dr Russell is the best one who explained the dilemmathat we are encountering all the time when dealing with Adult ADHD, thank you very much . The contrast between executive deficit and the excellent way of performance in specific tasks and the very good and deep memory contents … Love your prescription and lectures .

Great author. Leader in this area. Thanks!

Dr.Barkley, I can't express how grateful I am for the information you provide regarding ADHD and how it's helped me try to understand how my ADHD brain works and why I do what I do and how to manage it. Again, many thanks, I wish you a long and healthy life, god bless you.

What a Genius! Bravo!

Such a great video, so many great insights.

How about calling "time blindness" "chronolexia"?

Can we please filter out that 60hz hum? Just throw the audio in audacity, view spectral and start filtering around that frequency. THX.

I am borderline suicidal or rather i think about how great death will be often, because I am so sick of being me. Everything seems to be a pain in the ass. Nothing does what it is supposed to do. I am pushing 50 years old and I swear I am getting worse. I cannot do tasks without misplacing tools. I misplace shit all the time. My "temper" is progressively worse. It seems like everything purchased sucks these days and I find myself repairing tools just to do a task. this find me throwing tools and extremely pissed off. I snap so fast, my garage walls have holes in them. I hate that ADD seems like it is bogus to society. So, I am really just a fucking idiot who can never be on time. I hate being me and dealing with this shit. I feel like I have never grown up and I have had problems with jobs over the years not because of performance but timeliness and attendance. I have been a major partier and adrenaline junky for my entire life and now the mediocrity is so fucking boring. To summarize, I live a boring unfulfilling life that pisses me off often and I am constantly tortured by my own stupidity. Just fucking wonderful.... Bring on the end as I am over it.

@reginaldbowls7180

2 жыл бұрын

Hey there, I’m in the same boat as you. Have you tried a support group?

Thank you. this makes sense and gives me a solid map to help me. May your tank always be full

@cobalius

4 жыл бұрын

My map analysing is almost completed. I'll finally can have friends as my main cognitive process. I guess

Yes! - amazing info that most psychiatrists dont know even in 2021 - so many lives hurt by ADHD & the ridicule that comes. So good to read people's comments below speaking their truth - hope they all found the help they need from a doc who knows the science like dr barkley. We are currently looking for a doc who believes ADHD is real.

@Dancestar1981

2 жыл бұрын

I was only diagnosed this year at 40

@jewelweed6880

2 жыл бұрын

That's one reason I haven't looked into being diagnosed. I suppose it could be something else, just the ADHD struggles are mine, it would have to be something awfully similar. It's expensive going through evaluations and the ADHD symptoms have made it harder to afford that, much less treatment.

@ocaphoenix5347

2 жыл бұрын

@@jewelweed6880 we tried 'mucuna pruiens' (herb) & 5htp - very good results with both - local CHADD Meetings are really helpful too & some clinics offer no fee appointments - good luck - also adhd twitter & Hallowell u tubes x

I was conscripted into the south African infantry at 17yrs old. After a brutal training regime I found myself for 8 months fighting against Angolan/Cuban/Soviet armoured brigades at a place called Quito Cannavale. They were the biggest conventional battles on African soil since the second World War. 5 yrs ago I was diagnosed with PTSD. I was told to stop my work as a boiler maker/ welder because it was triggering experience of combat in an infantry fighting vehicle. I was given a very low level handicapped status and put on medication. Now at 50 looking for something else to do. I feel very let down by a system that I have been working for and contributing towards. Adhd is just one of the symptoms of PTSD amongst many others.

Dr. Barkley, I wish you could come back and address how to deal with tech in schools for ADHDers. ❤️

Anyone else watching this for the 50th time because they can’t remember if they did or not lol

I love this guy

Any chance there is an alternate video that actually shows him AND the slides to which he is referring?

Jesus this guy is authentic. Refreshing to see on KZread.

This guy is amazing. Come back to the big stage!

I wish this lecture would be surgically implated into everyone's mind. People need to know you can't teach someone these executive skills - its simple maturation, and no bitching about the absence of it will improve it.

I’ve never felt more validated as an adult who was misdiagnosed for 30 years as Bipolar. Thank you!

Pre diagnosis I have intuitively been altering my environments to accommodate the way I function. It's extremely strange to hear this man describe this as a strategy 😳 it makes all the sense in the world.

I'm almost 25 and my time horizon is about 1 day or less, all else just have to be looked up repeatedly and have to fit in the long term memory as well for cases i forget my lists entirely.... And i'm already constantly using all my EF systems to keep that window alive! ... But i fail to drink and eat just at times.. Now for example..

Literally can't even with the buzzing noise and I desperately want to listen to this >.>

@Veronica-kj4ul

2 жыл бұрын

Read the closed captioning with the sound off

interesting how our society defines how much attention and how much action and what action is normal and what is not. so certain way of living and interacting is considered abnormal and we have to fit it. and how this changes when discourse of society changes.

@raapyna8544

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah sure. I'm always more or less late. I would do better in France, where it's considered normal to appear to parties after the agreed time. I would still struggle with studying and work environments, because I need to be there at the same time as others. I would still struggle with getting enough sleep because I lose track of time and executive functioning when I'm tired, but I don't notice myself getting tired, resulting in me freezing in whatever I'm doing in stead of going to sleep. I would still be easily hurt and hold grudges towards people and have trouble with social relations. I do great on summer holiday when I can wake and fall asleep with the sun and nothing is expected of me except routine tasks. Add a level of schedule and arranging activities for more people than myself, and soon I'm behind. Environment can make a difference, but my weaknesses are not a matter of an opinion. I get your good intentions with this comment and I wish people would treat me without making a big thing out of it. But I still will struggle with these problems regardless of what other people think about them. I also wish I didn't have trouble with getting things done that I care about, for myself. I have plenty of art projects I wish I could just sit down and finish and publish. My life is constantly scattered on the floor and I keep dropping things again when I pick them up. (Figuratively speaking) I wish I could just accept myself for who I am and that would be where my struggles end. But I have tried being more compassionate towards myself and demanding less of myself, and it didn't prevent people around me in volunteering from being really frustrated with my irreliability, and it didn't finish my art projects, it didn't get me to university, it didn't help me wake on time for work, or my finals exams... Yeah I want to be normal and accepted, but I've tried so hard for so long. Now I want help so I don't have to deal with the inner suffering that came from trying to laugh away my troubles and perceiving myself as uncapable of finding work and independence. I'm a 25-year-old with a destination to changing the world, trying to wrestle with a 17-year-old in the driver's seat who wants to go cruising around town and flirt with girls and get in fights. How am I supposed to get anywhere? Drug that bstard and put him in the trunk, or learn how to work together.

This is such a great lecture. Too bad that the camera work is terrible. All they had to do it zoom out a bit to get Dr. Barkley AND the slides.

this help also for those people who havent adhs too. that a self critics before other start to critic,

Righteous Anger ❤️🔥🔥🔥

Very helpful thank you

I wish I'd found this video six years ago!

The 30 percent lag factor is real!!! He gets it!

1:09 Pooooggers! IMPORTANT: 24:26 Does this mean I should be trying to learn these 1 by 1, 1 through 7 incase I have any brain development left or is this just always how you should do it? My brain is far less plastic but I am far more focused than anyone before me and 2.5-8 years to 24-30 is a lot of time. I think I need to go through this again *soon* and make timestamps and notes.

Had known i had adhd and had this type of information I would have had a much higher chance of success going to higher education. I took one class and dropped out feeling absolutely unfit for university life. I had NO idea it was my severe adhd. I was 19/20 at the time. Now I'm 39. I've worked full time since I dropped out.

outstanding. brilliant.

Does someone know from when this presentation is?

I feel like out of the bunch of EFs, My non verbal memory was the worst, and I wonder how possible that is.

Where do we go to find the slides for this presentation? The video barely touched on them which is incredibly frustrating for visual learners.

Sorry, wasn't paying attention, where you saying that tests are differing from rating scales? Because doing the tests, I can pass tests for adhd because I use coping mechanisms and work rounds to appear neurotypical.

bless

Love these lectures, but I really wish that the camera man would show us the slides as he references them.

@reginaldbowls7180

2 жыл бұрын

Slides are in the description

22:20 definition of self-regulation 28:19 executive function is a limited resource

Where's the Spanish version of the slides?

Thank you, sir. Im 36 In my life felt like it was finally coming to pieces. I was clinically diagnosed when I was 16, and because of all the conflict and hardship between me and my parents over my academics, I've been circumambulating since with greater or lesser degrees of despair and optimism. Thank you for the work that you've done, and thank you for speaking from your heat to men and women like me that just seem to run out of road or people or strength

I never knew that I was suffering from a lack of social self defense. I hope at least this is a common flaw in weaving and has nothing to do with ADHD per se(?)

The doctor looks like he would be far more comfortable with a chalkboard behind him.

You a funny man! 🐏🔥🧠

wish i could see the slides

@nielsengelen4045

5 жыл бұрын

on his site

@Dancestar1981

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

EF is defined at 25:10

The man went to the trouble of making a PowerPoint presentation and then all you show is him speaking and not the PowerPoint presentation...why did you even film the damn thing?

@MrGharDK

7 жыл бұрын

Slides are available in the description, you wouldn't normally capture it on video when recording conferences like this.

@francisgallant1479

6 жыл бұрын

Christian SOHC'ER then normal is retarded they should begin to change their standard

@francisgallant1479

6 жыл бұрын

Obviously you don't film the slides you just edit them into the video

@metinyuksel8317

5 жыл бұрын

You can edit the slides into the video.

It really is severe.

I`m going out to buy some glucose-if it works even at fifty..

54:40 if you want to help your executive system

so i assume we are being slowly lobotimized .......just discovered i have this and i cant even tell you how emotional its been.

25:08

and why dont you show the slides????

@joditrendler4273

8 жыл бұрын

e link above. RIght click and Open another window then you can view the slides as he goes through them. Presentation slides are available on Google Docs: drive.google.com/file/d/0B885...

@voldefox

3 жыл бұрын

@@joditrendler4273 hi, the file was deleted... Could you give us another link please? 😁

29:52 adhd and time horizons

35:53 camera man 🎥 goes on a break

🙏❣️ ✌️

24-30 years of age and that is where you'll stay. ........ ...I dont know if thats such a bad deal as you age...

28:25

28:03 EF and will power of self control.

@francoisjolie4393

Жыл бұрын

40:43 executive function disorder symptoms.

@francoisjolie4393

Жыл бұрын

42:40 Executive Age

@francoisjolie4393

Жыл бұрын

44:10 knowledge needs to be applied.

@francoisjolie4393

Жыл бұрын

45:23 intention deficit interventions

Does anyone else hear the buzzing sound in the background?

@teesaayegnala7689

Ай бұрын

Yes

Alan Berkeley, let's hear your qualifications to be a bona fide medical critic of the ADHD medical/psychiatric community, and Dr. R. Barkley in particular, please. You are free to use as much space as you used in posting your diatrible. Include in your comments your justification for labeling thousands of grateful adults now diagnosed with ADD/ADHD as "Liars."

@Michael-dj6pd

2 жыл бұрын

Im not sure you understood what their intentions were, besides barkleys research has been very important in diagnosing adhd in the 21 century

@annetteka

Жыл бұрын

That Berkely dude is a troll i reckon. Doubt they’d follow- let alone back up their opinion based output. Not worth the attention they seem to seek to provoke?!

54:58 What does this say?

I’m fifty-one. I give up or gave up.

Too much in the present to ponder the past or future outcomes. Isn’t that the goal of some Monks?

My effective age is (1:20 - 1:30) 28 even through I’m actually 41 :-(. Is that why am interested in 27 years old...? Lol

The camera operator has executive function disorder

Why can i just pee on a stick to get results.

I'm totally on board, Doctor!! SCT (w/ADD) explains EVERYTHING that I've been enduring after Trauma & Complex Grief. IDC WHAT THE COUNTERARGUMENTS ARE, THEY'RE ALL INVALID!

A video lecture without the slides from the lecture is practically useless. I've no idea what he's specifically referring to. Is this channel abandoned? The vast bulk of the videos are very old.

This is a list of the learning disabilities that I have 1 add 2 adhd 3 ocd 4 autism spectrum disorder 5 mild intuectual disorder

@TheCuratorIsHere

2 жыл бұрын

Same. They are comorbidities.

The camera man, should rly show the fkn studies....

The comment about sipping on lemonade is garbage. In the absence of exogenous glucose the liver makes it via gluconeogenesis.

You, like many others who think or have been labeled as ADHD you might actually be and Active-Alert: Here is the test: 1. Does you child have a seemingly endless supply of energy? 2. Can your child attend to a task, like being read to or playing a game with a parent? 3. Does/did your child wake up often throughout the night or have difficulty getting to sleep (often seen as fidgeting) 4. Does/did your child seem to need very little sleep as an infant or toddler? 5. Would the last words from your child’s mouth be, “I am tired”. 6. Does your child seem to “wind up” over the coarse of the day. That is, did their energy seem to build upon itself? 7. Does your child’s memory of details amaze you? 8. Is your child quick and bright in certain areas of learning? 9. Does your child seem to have an unending wealth of “good ideas”. 10. Does it seem as if your child tries to be the “boss” of your family or their friends? 11. Does your child want his/her own way most of the time and have difficulty accepting a “no” answer? 12. Did you miss the terrible twos in your child’s development because you never experienced anything different? 13. In new situations is your child more uncertain or fearful than others? 14. Is your child intensely emotional - very happy and or very sad with little in between? 15. Does your child experience a pattern of moods - from positive to negative and back again that seem hard for him/her to control? I.e. very upset they are unable to accomplish something, will have a tantrum or pout and nothing you say or do seems to help except for distraction) 16. Is it difficult for your child to play alone, especially up to age 6 or 7? (often they will want you as their playmate. 17. Is it difficult for your child to determine how to be a good friend, that is, she/he either sits and watches others or tries to be the boss? 18. Does your child think he/she is just terrific or totally stupid with little ability to believe that they might be just average or ok? A kind of all or nothing attitude. 19. Do other people say they have no difficulties with your child? 20. Do you sometimes wonder if your child has “read your mind? 21. Does your child use logic to reason with you? If you answered YES to a majority of these questions you are probably an Active Alert! Bonus: Ask the professional accessing you or your child to explain what an Active-Alert is. If they can't then they can't possible give you a diagnosis worth paying for!!!

your mother had no children that lived

What a lousy cameraman

To anybody who has ADHD themselves: run away from this man and seek real help instead of listening to his speeches. Make a quick research, he is outdated and ill mannered when handling the topic. Seriously, his views are of no help other than to make people in charge of the kids hate the kids without medication.

Drug pusher

I wish i had taken the medication as a kid or even earlier 🥲