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How long you have · Five minutes
Five minutes 1Longer 1
Theme · Getting assessed and diagnosed
What anger actually is 19Equanimity and perspective 13Emotions as signals 8Choosing your response 7The fear underneath anger 7Rebuilding trust 6Feelings and focus 6Screens and attention 5Shame and stigma 3Practising under provocation 3Remembering to do it 3The moment before you snap 3Shame 2Bringing the future closer 2Cool the body first 2Growing empathy 2When you go numb 2Repair after rupture 2Tolerate distress 2Treatment and medication 2What ADHD actually is 2What you are actually defending 2Your nervous system 1Breaking the worry loop 1Use your strengths 1When anger turns to harm 1Your sense of time 1Righteous anger and perfectionism 1Making it stick 1Getting assessed and diagnosed 1Facing it a step at a time 1Staying regulated in conflict 1Anger, alcohol and the body 1
When · After a row
Any ordinary day 43Coming and going 8In a change 4Under stress 3After a row 1

How an outburst ends tells you more than how it starts. Give an ADHD storm some room and it often burns itself out. The rage that runs for an hour with the lights out behind the eyes is a different animal, and so is the child who genuinely does not mind what you take away.

Ask the parents to walk you through the last three. What set it off, how long it ran, what stopped it, what the child was like an hour afterwards.…

Five minutesGetting assessed and diagnosedADHD skillsQur’an 2:31

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