Episode 3: Debunking the Dopamine Detox Diet (and all things Executive Functioning)

Welcome back for Episode 3 of the Got Your Back Podcast! Today, join Grace and Georgia as they jump on their soapboxes, don their psychologist hats (did they mention they are psychologists??) and dive into and demystify the fascinating world of dopamine, and uncover how it is produced differently in the ADHDer brain. The girls will then go on to explain how this relates to many of the features of ADHDers and the challenges this can create when functioning and interacting in a neurotypically designed environment. Let's embark on this journey together!

 

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