Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude magazine.

Hey everyone, good afternoon. I'm Susan Koffin. I'm here with this week's

Attitude magazine ADHD experts webinar broadcast and it's about an important

topic one that I know there's a lot of

interest in and that is cognitive behavior therapy called CBT and dialectical

behavior therapy called CBC and how these therapies can help adults with attention deficit disorder.

Let me just underscore that this presentation is about treating adults with ADHD.

You're welcome to listen in if you are interested in helping a child or a

teen but be aware that presentation was designed to address adults with ADHD.

So cognitive behavior therapy and dialectical behavior therapy are two

treatments ADHD treatment approaches that are that are familiar to many

adults with ADHD but there are lots of questions out there and I know we hear

them at attitude what's the difference between CBT and dBT what is a typical session

like how does it work how well does it work for ADHD symptoms how long do you How does one practice go to sessions on CBT or DBT and so we're really really

pleased today to welcome Dr. John Mitchell, who's an assistant professor

on the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at Duke University Medical Center.

Dr Mitchell provides clinical services at the Duke ADHD program where he supervises clinical

trainees, delivers workshops on the treatment of ADHD in adulthood, and conducts clinical

research involving ADHD in adulthood.

He's published over 60 peer-reviewed publications

and book chapters on ADHD and served

as the principal investigator for research grants

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