116 | Helping Your Doctor Understand ADHD

ADHD reWired

Eric Tivers, LCSW, ADHD-CCSP

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4.7 • 919 Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2016

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

116 | Helping Your Doctor Understand ADHD ADHD reWired is proud to have Dr. David Pomeroy join us in the virtual studio. Dr. David Pomeroy founded Brain Health NW in 2005. He is a Family Medicine physician with over 25 years of office practice experience, with the intent of providing thorough evaluations and holistic medical treatment for Attention Deficit Disorders and mood disorders in children, teens, and adults. Mission Statement: “The mission of Brain Health NW is to provide compassionate, informed and up-to-date high-quality care to individuals and families affected by behavioral, psychological or psychosomatic disorders. This was a very unique show in that Eric and Dr. Pomeroy discuss issues surrounding ADHD at the Clinical level. To be clearer, Eric tailors his questions to doctors who may not me up on the Latest ADHD research need to know. There is a problem in the medical community surrounding not just ADHD but mental illness. 15 minute monthly appointments in many cases. This sort of drive by delivery of patient care is just not satisfactory. Another problem is fear. Many doctors are fearful of lawsuits resulting from medication. They when through a host of different medications and discussed side effects, effectiveness and criteria for subscribing them. Dr. Pomeroy has had extraordinary success by monitoring and testing and re-testing. This show is a must hear for Doctors. If you have a doctor with whom you are friendly, We here at ADHD reWired would encourage you to share this show with them. For more information on Dr. Pomeroy: Dr. Pomeroy’s recommended sites Kathleen Nadeau PHD Rick Green Dr. Pomeroy’s Podcast

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0:00.0	It's something we deal with multiple times a day. It's not just in this field. It's in all kinds of things.
0:08.3	And I can understand to some degree where it comes from. Yes, many medications, these and others cost a lot of money.
0:18.1	There's a concern of is it being used appropriately?
0:22.4	So one thing often insurers ask
0:26.6	who need a prior authorization for a medicine,
0:29.7	what's the diagnosis and kind of show me the notes that shows this has really been evaluated well. 80-H.D. Rewired episode 116.
0:46.8	This is the show designed to help those of us who have really good intentions and a slightly
0:52.3	wandering attention. My name is Eric Tivers, I'm a licensed
0:56.4	clinical social worker, coach, and consultant. We know that starting can be the hardest
1:02.3	parts, so let's get started.
1:06.2	But first, let me thank our sponsors.
1:09.5	Hello, ADHD rewired listeners and community members.
1:13.0	I want to let you know that the ADHD Rewired Coaching and Accountability Group is starting May 23rd and guess what?
1:20.0	I am extending registration for a few more days. We only have a couple spots left. We have four
1:26.1	spots left and we could all use a little extra time right? Go to coaching rewired.com. If you're not familiar with this coaching group let me just
1:36.6	share it with you quickly and this was on a couple episodes ago what it might sound like
1:41.2	when you are done getting your ADHD
1:43.9	rewired.
1:45.1	I got a place to laugh at some of my more amusing aIDD tendencies.
1:53.8	I've been making a habit of every morning
1:56.6	printing out a blank hourly calendar for the day.
2:00.6	I'm taking about 15 minutes and planning out my day. I tried to do it the night before, like ideally I'd like to do it the night before, but the problem I was finding was that I was just like my brain would be too fried at the end of the day in the morning like when I first get up I feel like
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