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The Stimulus Driven Brain with George H. Glade ARNP

George H. Glade, M.C., M.N., ARNP is the author of “The Stimulus Driven Brain: The Essential Guide for the ADD/ADHD College Student”. He has a diverse clinical practice encompassing work in the psychiatric emergency room of Seattle’s major trauma center as well as private practice. He has a clinical appointment at the University of Washington/ Harborview Medical Center. His professional areas of interest are varied and include ADD/ADHD, maternal depression, bipolarity, and head injury. He is a highly entertaining speaker for professionals, the business community and the public. His own stimulus driven brain finds interest in writing fiction, fishing hiking, painting, rowing and traveling in Central and South America.

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• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Organization from Big to Small Can we look at organizing a whole year . . Of course we can! The planning for the year involves using a master calendar. Dialing the pages of our lifecloser, we can look at the organization of a quarter at school, a month in our lives,and dial it down to a week at a time ...
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – ADD and Self Esteem How does self esteem and self concept form? We live our lives as the person and capabilities we believe we have. Is this carved in stone or can we change how we see ourselves? Start today by taking command of your beliefs and live the life that you want.
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – When woman with ADD ride the Estrogen rocket, increased symptoms of ADD occur when the rocket falls to earth and estrogen levels crash Menopause is often a time where ADD symptoms can increase. It can feel like a return to the challenges that were there before treatment of ADD/ADHD. Join George H. Glade as we find out what woman can do about these changes. You might even want the men in your life to ...
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Lynn University, a school with the ADD/ADHD Student in mind. This weeks show features my interview with Stacey Bauberger, M.Ed. and ADD coach at Lynn’s Center for Achievement and Learning. This school has a very well developed academic coaching program and an assortment of other supports for the ADD college student. This is a school to not miss hearing about, perhaps for you or for ...
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – The Good, The Bad and the Ugly or all about stimulant medications This is the program that if you are working with a therapist or a coach, you want to get them to listen! It tells you the basics about the two major classess of Stimulant Medications and how they are used in contemporary practice. Are they a pathway to addiction? Find out by listening ...
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Coaching the Techie This week George invites ADD coach Peter Terlaak who works with people from Microsoft. They explore the unique challenges in coaching people n the often free flowing world of technology where often the structure you build is your own.
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – ADD Never Rides Alone. Looking at Bipolar Disorder. ADD often has a variety of co-morbidities, or other problems that happen at the same time. Bipolar disorders and ADD are often confused with one another because they share a number of common feature. In this weeks program, we’ll explore what Bipolar disorders are, how to separate them from ADD and frm major ...
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• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Creating a Greater sense of Self Responsibility People with ADD are sometimes felt to be unreliable. The reality is that sometimes they are. Are people in your life frustratrated with not being able to count on you? Tune in and find out what leads to unreliability, what supports it and reinforces it and most importantly . .WHAT TO DO ...
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Having trouble getting off of the mark to get things done? Do you start projects only to have them sit partially completed. This week George talks with certified life coach Jodi Pierce about getting untracked in your life to start and complete your goals.
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – The negative Effects of Stimulants Hear what a person who prescribes medications has to say about the negative side of stimulants. There are no perfect medication. Separate the evidence based information from the hysteria that can accompany people’s perspective on taking medications
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – ADD/ ADHD, The unique sleep issues for Children and Adolescents Does your child frequently wake up in the middle of the night? Are they hard to get to bed and even worst to try to get up in the morning? Do they have bad dreams, or even night mares and remember them so they can tell you about them latter? If any of ...
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Sleep issues with ADD/ADHD To sleep perchance to dream. We can drean if we have trouble falling asleep, or staying asleep. ADD can lead to some unique difficulties with sleep. find out some effective ways of dealing with them
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• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Are you just reacting to problems at school and at home? Turn the tables and go from reactive to proactive in helping your child in your family manage childhood ADD/ADHD. Explore more of the Mets surrounding childhood ADD/ADHD.
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Is your child an exuberant, highly active child who is just into everything? Or might they be ADD/ADHD? Find out what separates the two, and how learning disabilities are yet another wrinkle to what can be a complex picture. Explore some of the many myths around children with ADD/ADHD.
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – Conquering Clutter Do you feel that you’re drowning it quicksand of paperwork stacked on your desk? Did you ever mis- place a small child or perhaps a pet because clutter threatening to overtake you and swallow you whole? Beat back the clutter monster in your life. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to find things ...
• The Stimulus Driven Brain – From Brush Fires to Inferno. How to pour water on the flames in the workplace. Do you feel like you’re constantly putting out brush fires at work, but secretly enjoy the rush of doing so. The planning to avoid working in crisis mode may be less exciting. It keeps work from changing from a brush fire to the whole forest going up in flames.