ADHD and Reality | Not in the DSM 5
Channel: Dr Charles Parker
Date: 02/10/2011

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http://corebrain.org/reality Reality remains relentlessly overlooked in outdated ADHD labels - see this link to learn more details. Complimentary Special Report: http://corepsych.com/adhdbook

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The brain changes functions in the context of changing reality. Do you dance the same beat to every band at every party?

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To see the connection between brain science and common sense: evidence matters.
So many continue to forget that reality does change, and the executive center, the pre-frontal cortex [PFC] of the brain is either handling that inevitable change, or breaking down and getting stuck in the context of that change. In the brain timing is everything. 

Context matters. Reality matters and changing reality especially matters to those who struggle with ADHD. Just a few weeks ago I heard a national speaker from an esteemed Ivy League Med School again declare: "Everyone knows that ADHD is a 24x7 diagnosis." Well, listeners, I absolutely don't agree with that point, and just remember, after you subscribe and send this note over to your friends... you heard it first here. This isn't anything more than common sense, and doesn't need deep studies to confirm this undeniable, basic observation.

ADHD is a symptom of when that PFC doesn't adjust effectively to varying realities, do different contexts with differing numbers of variables, less structure, and absent a stimulating or frightening focus. ADHD is not present in all contexts unless the patient is a child with unrelenting hyperactivity. 

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