This learning series includes:
- 30 mins of on-demand video
- Access on desktop, tablet and mobile
- Certificate of completion
This learning series presents myth-busting videos on essential topics, like Trauma, ADHD, and Autism. Tailored for a general audience, it aims to debunk common misconceptions, offering accurate and accessible information to improve awareness and empathy for individuals experiencing these conditions.
ADHD has become an increasingly hot topic in the media over the past two decades, and while this has helped reduce stigma and increase awareness, it has also led to misinformation about ADHD. In this talk, we discuss 6 common myths about ADHD. We'll talk about the expected course of ADHD, whether or not it's overdiagnosed, and whether ADHD is an appropriate diagnosis for children who are not hyperactive, or for those that can focus on screens for hours. We will also talk about the most common myths related to therapies and medication for ADHD.
1. Recognize how ADHD presents differently across various age ranges and ADHD subtypes
2. Understand how ADHD has become over-diagnosed
3. Know which treatments are generally recommended as frontline treatment for ADHD.
Associate Professor, Seattle Childrens Hospital University of Washington, School of Medicine
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