docparker
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So much of OCD diagnosis overlooks the purely cognitive manifestation of thinking too much. Thousand are treated around the world for thinking problems without actually thinking about thinking!
In my experience since 1996 I have seen in the office, and later in SPECT imaging strong evidence that most purely Cognitive Anxiety is not based on deep structures such as basal ganglia and thalamo-limbic imbalances, but rather prefrontal cortex issues associated with executive function - and best treated with stimulant meds rather than SSRIs which can frequently make it worse. These folks don't meet the criteria for ADHD, because Thinking ADHD is not yet on the radar.
For more details firs see this video, then move forward to download the complimentary Special Report that follows:
Video on Cognitive Anxiety:
Special Report on Evolved Diagnosis:
Predictable Solutions For the 10 Biggest Problems With ADHD Meds
ADHD Book With More Details:
ADHD Medication Rules: Paying Attention To The Meds For Paying Attention
Please let me know what you think about these observations, here, on YouTube, or at CorePsych Blog,
Thanks,
cp
In my experience since 1996 I have seen in the office, and later in SPECT imaging strong evidence that most purely Cognitive Anxiety is not based on deep structures such as basal ganglia and thalamo-limbic imbalances, but rather prefrontal cortex issues associated with executive function - and best treated with stimulant meds rather than SSRIs which can frequently make it worse. These folks don't meet the criteria for ADHD, because Thinking ADHD is not yet on the radar.
For more details firs see this video, then move forward to download the complimentary Special Report that follows:
Video on Cognitive Anxiety:
Special Report on Evolved Diagnosis:
Predictable Solutions For the 10 Biggest Problems With ADHD Meds
ADHD Book With More Details:
ADHD Medication Rules: Paying Attention To The Meds For Paying Attention
Please let me know what you think about these observations, here, on YouTube, or at CorePsych Blog,
Thanks,
cp
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