We care about our patients, we care about this community, and we care about you. We will continue our work to stand up for the rights of those with ADHD, and to reduce the stigma around this condition. We are all working during this challenging time to support our patients and each other and continuously improve the delivery of mental health care. The Done Team
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Individuals diagnosed with TS often have an additional mental health diagnosis or behavioral condition, including: - Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). ADHD is one of the most common mental health conditions prevalent in individuals with TS. Approximately 52% of children with ADHD have also been diagnosed with TS. Impulsive behaviors, lack of attention and hyperactivity often accompany tics. - Obsessive-compulsive disorder. OCD, which includes obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, commonly accompanies TS. The symptoms of both overlap, which increases the importance of addressing both conditions during treatment. - Anxiety. Individuals with TS often feel self-conscious and stressed when trying to manage symptoms. This may lead to an anxiety disorder, including social anxiety or a generalized anxiety disorder. - Depression. Along with anxiety, depression commonly accompanies TS and can affect the overall quality of life of an individual coping with the condition . . . Book an appointment👇 https://lnkd.in/eJ2Qv7aY #TheBrainSpace #tourettesyndromeawareness #tourettessyndrome #tic #tics #neurodiversity #ticdisorders #ManageTourettes #TicDisorderSupport #SkillsDevelopment #TourettesSupport #Mindfulness #CoachingJourney #PersonalGrowth #SelfDiscovery #BelieveInYourself
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Let's talk about it! Rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) is an intense emotional and psychological reaction to perceived criticism or rejection. It can cause severe feelings of: 👉Anxiety 👉Depression 👉Anger 👉Shame Drop a ✋✋✋if you can relate! Who is most affected by RSD? ➡️Rejection sensitive dysphoria was originally defined as a condition inherent in ADHD. Rejection sensitivity (the broader, more well-researched term), however, affects people with many other conditions, including autism spectrum disorder, eating disorders, and anxiety, as well as those with no other mental health condition. Tell me…how do you experience rejection sensitivity?
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Scroll up, it's ADHD; scroll down, it's anxiety; swipe left, and a few conversations will give you PTSD. Today's discourse on mental health isn't about medical conditions. Mental health today is a verb. Phone calls make people anxious; seeing old faces might trigger trauma. The news is depressing. With medical terms thrown around like Tic-Tacs on social media, why are we relying on social media to self-diagnose our mental health? https://lnkd.in/dzUA9FVN
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Hello All, 👉 Adolescence is a critical time for mental health for several reasons: 1️⃣ Brain Development: The brain undergoes massive development during adolescence, shaping emotional regulation, decision-making, and social skills. Good mental health supports this healthy development. 2️⃣ Foundation for Adulthood: Mental health struggles in adolescence can increase the risk of issues in adulthood, impacting everything from relationships to career success. 3️⃣ Vulnerability to Challenges: Adolescents face unique pressures like academic stress, social anxieties, and body image concerns. Untreated mental health issues can make these challenges harder to navigate. ✅ Early Intervention is Key: Addressing mental health concerns early allows for effective treatment and can prevent them from worsening over time. By prioritizing adolescent mental health, we can foster a generation of well-adjusted, resilient adults who can thrive in all aspects of life. https://lnkd.in/geYYEnQH
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A calander 🗓may make your life easier if you are struggling with this mental health issue. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder ( ADHD ) is a persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that interferes with functioning or development. If you are suffering from ADHD these 3 tips will make your day to day life easier. 1. Break down tasks into smaller, managable ones. This will help with anxiety and procastination of doing a bigger task. Example, you have been meaning to clean your room for a while but never got to it and now it seems like a daunting task 😭. Solution - Break it down A. Clear out things you want to get rid of. B. Sweep your room. C. Mop your room. Done 👍 2. Write your to do list 📝 for the next day before going to bed and let it be the first thing you see when you wake up. This is helpful to focus on things you have to get done rather than asking " what did i have to do? 🤔" when the day finally comes around. 3. Use time blocking ⏰️ when you put tasks in your calander. This helps you keep track of time and not get carried away with meaningless tasks. Example, let's say these are your to do list for the day you have written last night before you went to bed - Do an assignment - Clean your room - Cook your lunch Solution - when you put it in your calander it should be as 3:09 - 4:00 Clean room 4:23 - 6:00 Do assignment 6:00 - 6:37 Cook lunch Try each one and don't forget to let us know how it goes in the comments 👇.
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Pediatricians are seeing droves of kids presenting with anxiety, depression, ADHD and other mental health conditions. Making the right diagnosis is the first step and takes a deep dive into the history, behavioral antecedents and the social determinants of health, and always assess for trauma which may masquerade as a mental health disorder. Today's episode reinforces the need to consider all the factors, and when appropriate and indicated, to prescribe psychotropic medications. Take a listen, check out the show notes that are loaded with resources and links, and head over to https://lnkd.in/ge9788DT for this episode!
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Self-Compassion, Camouflaging, and Mental Health in Autistic Adults: survey reports that #autistic individuals who camouflage report lower self-compassion, influencing overall mental health.
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Dealing with child mental health behaviour disorders. Train for child mental health disorders Train for physical confrontation Train methods for fundamental child development Never lose your cool: Never take a child’s behaviour towards you personal, you have to remember their trauma. This advice is for those working within the youth residential care centre, and parents with children experiencing different forms of traumatic stress disorders such as depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, Autism, ADHD, ASB, and other mental health disorders. smkyouthmentalmentoring#thepower2care
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