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Whenever it’s really hard to talk about something, at Let’s Talk Neurosense we are curious. What is being hidden here, and why is it so important to avoid the discussion? Overdiagnosis is one of those things which has gained a moral veneer...
I was on a panel with , and Lukas Seifert from at the Battle of Ideas, a free speech conference in London organised by . It was invigorating, to say the least. Many different opinions expressed, and that is really the whole idea. Here’s m...
Last week I saw a post by someone who identified as AuDHD. It told of their terrible year, punctuated by serious mental health problems. Admissions to hospital, life-threatening symptoms - they had had to quit their job and move back in wit...
I’ve just read a Forbes magazine interview in which PDA, or pathological demand avoidance, is defined by an advocate as a ‘neurobiological command’. People with PDA, she said, have no choice but to respond with avoidance.
I then saw a vid...
Nick Haslam is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Melbourne. In 2016, he described ‘concept creep’, the process by which psychological terms such as ‘bullying’ and ‘abuse’ expand over time through usage.
In this interview, we t...
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Naomi Fisher is a clinical psychologist and author. This newsletter is not clinical advice nor a replacement for therapy.
Neuropsychologist, professor, and author of Actually, You’re Fine. The characters in my posts are composites and/or fictionalized. IG @drkatiesdavis
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