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    Dr. Carrie McMillin is a naturopathic physician that specializes in treating adults and children with ADHD and anxiety.

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Presentation: Pharmaceutical and Natural Treatments for ADHD

11/4/2019

 
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Understanding medications used for ADHD can be overwhelming, particularly when you consider the vitamin and supplement options as well. As a part of one of my favorite events, I gave a presentation that breaks down some of the main points about ADHD medications: classifications, how (we think) they work, and information on how some supplements can also be an important part of a treatment plan. I decided to post my slides here as a resource for parents and patients. 

These slides give a fairly broad overview, with a focus specifically on pharmaceuticals and supplements. Follow my blog or Facebook page for future posts that go more in depth on specific vitamins, herbs, and other treatment options!
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Presentation: Understanding Executive Function Deficits (and how to overcome them)

11/3/2019

 
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At our first parent conference in February of 2019, I had the opportunity to teach parents about executive function deficits--what I consider to be the most important piece for understanding ADHD. I have decided to include my slides here as a resource to help parents understand why ADHD looks the way it does, and how to offer support with specific struggles.
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