The Neuro Collective Podcast
Welcome to The Neuro Collective Podcast!
We are your hosts, Dr. Michael Bagnell, Functional Neurologist and May Bagnell, Mindset and Nutrition Coach. Together, we are here to guide you through the dynamic intersection of Functional Neurology, Mindset Coaching, and Functional Medicine. If you're passionate about neuroscience, alternative health, and holistic wellness, you're in the perfect place.
Our podcast is designed for those who are eager to explore innovative ways to heal brain conditions, optimize brain performance, and enhance overall well-being.
We cater to everyone from health-conscious individuals to high-performing athletes.
Each week, we bring you expert interviews, the latest research, and actionable tips to help you achieve peak mental and physical health. Together, we'll dive deep into the science and practicalities of brain health, empowering you to live your best life with a sharper mind and a healthier body.
So, let's embark on this journey together and unlock the limitless potential of your brain. This is The Neuro Collective Podcast—where holistic health meets neuroscience."
The Neuro Collective Podcast
Beyond the Diagnosis- Understanding ADHD Through a New Lens- Episode 53
Welcome back to The Neuro Collective Podcast! After a refreshing break, we're back in the studio, ready to dive deep into important conversations about the brain. In this episode, we focus on ADHD—not as a disorder, but as a distinction. We challenge traditional perspectives and offer a new way of understanding ADHD, looking beyond the diagnosis to see the strengths and unique abilities of those with ADHD brains.
Join us as we explore common misconceptions, such as the belief that ADHD only affects children or that poor parenting is the cause. We also discuss how ADHD presents differently in boys and girls, leading to many undiagnosed or misunderstood cases, particularly in females. Our goal is to provide insights that empower both individuals with ADHD and their families, helping them embrace their differences and optimize their potential.
Key Takeaways:
ADHD is not a disorder but a distinction, filled with strengths and challenges.
It affects both children and adults, often in different ways.
Misconceptions about ADHD can lead to missed opportunities for support and understanding.
Parenting does not cause ADHD, but family environments can impact a child's experience.
Strategies for fostering a more supportive home environment for children with ADHD.
Tune in for an insightful conversation that shifts the narrative around ADHD, offering hope, encouragement, and practical tools to help individuals thrive.
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