Thank you guys, as always, for listening to the Thick Thighs Save Lives Podcast.

This week, we are bringing you something extra special.

We've got some bonus content from our interview with Dr. Ryan Salton.

If you missed it, he's a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University,

and his insight on mental health was so groundbreaking. I would love for you

to have a listen to this bonus content. It's got a little something special for you if you are a

neurospy individual or if you know anyone who is. So enjoy this bonus content. And as always,

let us know if you'd like to see more.

Can you kind of describe what you would put forth as some of the most important, like, tactics when it comes to parenting ADHD children and how it's different than parenting

a neurotypical child.

Yeah.

ADHD children are like you, you, they need slightly different love and maybe a little bit of extra love.

And you have to sort of frame it that way because anyone who has has raised an individual with ADHD will tell you it.

It can be very challenging at times.

And it can be challenging at times because that individual, no matter how hard they may try,

right? And that's the thing we get to remember with ADHD. It's not that they're not trying

hard enough. That's not a good way to conceptualize what's going on here. That they are,

there may be areas that they're behind on and they need to get caught up on. And we need to help them get

caught up. That should be a goal. We also have to be realistic about how quickly they're going to get

caught off in different areas. And so if for individuals with ADHD, like, let's get evaluated in a diagnosis. I tell parents this medication is really effective

and it doesn't seem to have any downsize. It seems to only have positive effects that we've been

able to notice in terms of like reduction of car accidents, better academic performance, less

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