The Society for ADHD
ADHD Unplugged: Candid Conversations
The Society for ADHD is shedding light on how ADHD shows up in late diagnosed adults and marginalized communities where it’s often misread, misunderstood, and deeply stigmatized. Join us for honest conversations with neurodivergent voices, alongside doctors, educators, wellness pros, and public figures who are passionate about shifting the narrative and supporting real understanding. It’s smart, soulful, and sometimes hilarious , the kind of real talk that builds awareness, breaks shame, and bridges gaps. You’ll laugh, you’ll learn, and you just might find your tribe.
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16 de jun. de 2026
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Episodios
Who Can Help Me? Expanding Access to ADHD Evaluations and Treatment 16.06.2026 1:06:44
Child, Adolescent, and Adult Psychiatrist Dr. Napoleon B. Higgins, Jr. MD discusses the nuances with ADHD in the Black community. Dr. Higgins explains: What ADHD is, How ADHD can present, The role medical bias plays in misdiagnosis and underdiagnosis in communities of color, What medical practitioners can diagnose and treat ADHD, and Barriers to care in the Black community.
Black History Month Centennial Webinar Series (1926-2026) - Healing in Community: Faith, Culture and Collective Care, Part 2 16.06.2026 39:37
Join the continuation of Tanya Murphy and Brandi Walker, Ph. D.'s conversation for Black History Month on Healing in Community: Faith, Culture and Collective Care. This is part two of a two part series.
Black History Month Centennial Webinar Series (1926-2026) - Healing in Community: Faith, Culture and Collective Care, Part 1 16.06.2026 44:51
Join Tanya Murphy, President & CEO of The Society for ADHD and Co-Occurring Conditions for this Black History Month Centennial Series. Tanya and Brandi Walker, Ph. D. of VOICE for Neurodiversity discuss healing in community through faith, culture and collective care. This is part one of a two part series.
Spiritual Foundations for Emotional Wellbeing and Resilience in Marginalized Communities 16.06.2026 39:44
Join us as Rev. Dr. Guy Robinson discusses the importance of emotional wellbeing and how communities of color have relied on their faith to support and maintain their resilience.
Beyond ADHD: Unpacking Comorbidities (Anxiety, Depression, and More) 09.07.2025 41:04
In this conversation, Dr. Brandi and Tanya discuss the complexities of ADHD and its co-occurring conditions, emphasizing the importance of understanding how these conditions impact daily life. They explore the significant role of sleep in managing ADHD symptoms, the nature of anxiety, and how cultural factors influence the experience of ADHD. The discussion also highlights the necessity of a holis...
The Overlooked & Misunderstood: ADHD in Culturally Diverse Communities 19.06.2025 38:45
In this episode of ADHD Unplugged, host Tanya Murphy welcomes Dr. Brandy Walker, a licensed clinical psychologist and advocate for neurodiversity. They discuss the complexities of ADHD, including its definition, misconceptions, and the spectrum of symptoms. The conversation highlights the unique challenges faced by communities of color regarding diagnosis and access to care. They explore the impac...
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