Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder to welcome you to Attitude Magazine's ADHD

experts broadcast. We are super excited and extremely happy to welcome Dr Sarah Vincent today to speak about a very timely topic which is cultural considerations in diagnosing and treating ADHD and African-American children.

Before we get started, just let me note a couple of housekeeping items.

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So with that let me introduce Sarah Vincent, Dr Sir Vincent today.

She is a physician, she specializes in child and adolescent,

adult child and adolescent and forensic psychiatry.

She's Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at Morehouse School of Medicine,

where she's the Creator and Rotation Director of the Psychiatry mini rotation for

Paediatric interns and also the co-editor of the Pediatric Mental Health for primary care providers a clinician's guide.

She's the founder of the Lorneo Site Group and Atlanta Georgia-based

mental health practice that provides expert care and consultation. She's impressive

background she graduated Sima Klamati from Florida A&M University with honors from University of Florida Medical

School and completed her psychiatric training at Cambridge Health Alliance Harvard Medical

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