Do You have Anxiety, ADHD or BOTH?

[@mistik_0611]

I am diagnosed with ADHD, and after watching this video, I think I might also have anxiety. Having ADHD sucks, but when combined with anxiety, it becomes really challenging to act like a normal person and everyone thinks you’re a weirdo

[@donatello9482]

Oh well, we’re all weirdos 🙃 some are just better at hiding it

[@Why_who_where]

​@@donatello9482 cool reply

[@Thesourgoose]

My mum used to say ADHD can be a superpower if we use it right as in we are very creative and notice all of the tiny thing that others don’t me and my mum have been diagnosed with ADHD and yes it does suck but we always find a way to deal with it in the end ❤😊❤

[@jerediahgonzalez2315]

I had to come to the realization that I'm not like everyone else. My gifts and my curses make me who I am. And I'm allowed to be me because that's all I can be. As long as you're not directly hurting someone, you're allowed to be you. And we can tamper the "negative" aspects of ADHD and anxiety with therapies like DBT and CBT, but it should be at the cost of losing ourselves in the process.

[@AshesAshes.DustToDust]

I come From experience to say, same

[@TheWanderingSprite]

Something that wasn't really mentioned in this video is that a recent study has shown that ADHD can be divided into two categories, Impulsive and Inattentive. Some people can also fall under both or have a main side with characteristics of the other. This study combined the idea of ADD and ADHD causing ADD to fall under the category of ADHD as a whole. If you're interested in this topic, I recommend doing your own research into it. Also..... Could it be possible if there could be a video made on the topic of hyperactive ADHD and inattentive ADHD? :D

[@Lulu_o7]

Thank you! I ah e inattentive adhd not hyperactive, but people assume everyone with adhd has both, so when I say “I have adhd” I often get the response of “you can’t have adhd because you can do….” And I’m like- no- no that’s not how it works XD

[@Theresabuginmysoup]

@@Lulu_o7 Fr, I can relate 💀

[@LunaiCarmen]

YESSSSSS!!!

[@amyli092]

I support this 100%! I have inattentive ADHD, which means that most challenges I face are focus/concentration based. Of course, I can relate to some of the symptoms listed in this video like getting easily distracted or having impulsive tendencies, but it's not to an extent of hyperactivity.

[@lawrup]

as Someone with anxiety Im good i dont know if its ok with non ADHD people

[@A55a551n]

Timestamps 1). Focus 0:54 2). Do you live in the present moment 1:57 3). Your health is suffering 2:57 4). Do you feel impulsive or hyperactive 3:57 5). Social withdrawal 4:44 6). No escape 5:48 Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@Green_garlic_lady_gaga]

I can halfway relate to 1and 3 .but i can 100% relate to the other one's. Does that means i have adhd or add. I dont feel like i am fighting with though tasks but when i get out of my house. I can't control my emotions and thoughts. It feels like i have a different childish personality.

[@noonegirl]

Thank you 😊

[@A55a551n]

@@noonegirl not a problem happy to help

[@ポスターピクセル]

I literally have all of these.

[@IssacLHunt]

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[@d--kx8km]

As a person with severe anxiety, something I learned is to uplift yourself. I have been talked about in so many negative ways that I started to believe it. But if you stay true to yourself and stay there for yourself. You’ll be able to overcome ANYTHING! We can be anxious from our past but we can practice Being confident for our future!

[@meepmood6346]

Thank you, It helped to hear that.

[@jirokyoka4367]

i love that this is not toxic positivity rather a hopeful outlook and not a mindset to shut negative feeling down at instant

[@rowandoggo]

I'm diagnosed with ADHD and GAD, on top of my Autism, Gender Dysphoria, Dysthymia, and Major Depression, so I feel the situations described in this vid all the way in my bones. Life is, to me at least, almost akin to an endless slog of torment and suffering, where I feel constantly attacked or at war with everything even if I want to just sleep.

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

I feel ya. It’s a daily struggle every day. ADHD/OCD the hardest part of my day is getting out of bed. Meds protein shake music happy light. Than when the brain 🧠 says ok you can get up. Finally my day starts

[@basv]

Same! Though I just reduced all the terms to autism and adhd, to make it easier for myself. (Since gender dysphoria, depression, etc. are common symptoms with autism)

[@Justineyedia]

To live is to suffer, to be alive is to find meaning in the suffering. We all struggle to find the meaning behind the suffering. It's not something to seek more than it is us running from something. “Sometimes you no longer recognize yourself. You want to overcome it, but it overcomes you. You want to set limits, but it compels you to keep going. You want to elude it, but it comes with you. You want to employ it, but you are its tool; you want to think about it, but your thoughts obey it. Finally, the fear of the inescapable seizes you, for it comes after you slowly and invincibly. - Carl Gustav Jung, The Red Book: Liber Novus

[@redred222]

i have autism and GAD along with a mood disorder and schizophrenic and a bad sleeping disorder i know how it is to not be able to sleep because my head want stop

[@FacePlant1324]

I feel your pain to a extent thewl whole life just being a slog it feels like your dragging your self through while everyone is sprinting though with ease. You feel handicapped cause you got to run thought waist high water in a race and everyone gets to race on dry land.

[@melted900]

THANK YOU! My fiancée (who I'm marrying in 3 weeks) has ADHD, and I have many symptoms of anxiety, so I feel like I've been waiting for this video for years! I have always seen some odd overlaps between our symptoms and wondered why it sometimes looks like we have the same issue going on, when I know that I don't have ADHD like he does. This was a great video!

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for sharing your personal experience with us! You were mentioning the similarities in your symptoms. For you and your fiancee, how do your symptoms of anxiety and ADHD differ? P.S. Congrats on getting married soon!!!!!!! :)

[@melted900]

@@Psych2go Thank you! 😊 I actually related to a lot of the things that were said in the video. We both get unfocused and distracted, but for different reasons. His is more consistent, but mine is more circumstantial. Both are sort of in reaction to being over-sensitive to things going on around us. I also tend to overthink my decisions and worry about the future more, but I don't have the impulsivity. He tends to be more impulsive, but doesn't worry as much or overthink decisions as much as I do. Hope this helps!

[@purplerain0517]

Congratulations! I wish you a life of happiness and joy! And your story gives me hope for others like you and your fiancée.)

[@melted900]

@@purplerain0517 Thank you!

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for the detailed reply. It sounds like you two have an interesting and certainly a very fun dynamic! It was very insightful to read about your observations. And of course, we're certain the wedding will be awesome! :)

[@brienna224]

I have diagnosed with both. my anxiety can make me worry that I don’t have ADHD and just doing too much, while my ADHD during this entire video made me play it on 1.5x speed so i can pay attention. I still had to rewind cuz I wasn’t focusing on the content . Thanks for the video 🥰 It did give me more distinction. Having both can be hard to treat because some symptoms I can relieve (anxiety) but others are constantly there with short and minor relief occasionally.

[@KB-tu4zw]

YES! That is me! I overthink so much and my internal monologue will not shut off and I am constantly going back to questioning if I really have ADHD. I have attributed all my struggles to anxiety and depression. When both of those things are in check I do better with things like cleaning, prioritizing etc. HOWEVER, I still procrastinate. Always have done it, always rushing out the door last minute and not being able to find keys, phone etc. Never understanding why I don’t just get myself together and do just the few steps necessary to make life easier. Messy house, things just thrown in a corner or in a drawer and I am hating it and know better but I don’t execute what I know. The overthinking if I really have ADHD has overtaken the improvement ADHD medications would help. Plus the rollercoaster ride of irritability when the medication starts to wear off I get more irritable.

[@Dr_Tune]

This made me realise that I don’t have anxiety, but it has strengthened my thoughts about having ADHD. Thanks for the insight!

[@Psych2go]

Have you gotten yourself tested from a healthcare professional?

[@Dr_Tune]

@@Psych2go I have talked with my therapist and my doctor about it. I’m still not certain if I have it or not, but I usually have to deal with these symptoms on a daily basis.

[@yellow.rainboots]

this video really helped put things in perspective for me! I've been contemplating whether I'm experiencing ADHD or anxiety for a while now, and these helped a lot. I'm going to talk to my healthcare providers again and see what steps we can take to move forward

[@Psych2go]

Yes, absolutely. It's always wise to get yourself diagnosed from a healthcare professional instead of diagnosing yourself. If you don't mind sharing, what were some things that made you contemplate whether you were experiencing ADHD or anxiety?

[@yellow.rainboots]

@@Psych2go I've always had daydreaming tendencies, get distracted easily, have had my fair share of panic attacks, feeling like I'm restless or cannot relax, and sleep issues being my main issues! I know some of these can be related to other things, but I have had a hunch for a while now that something like ADHD might also be there. I know I struggle with anxiety as my therapist and I have already gone over, but I'm still unsure of ADHD

[@zaharabliss106]

I know that i have anxiety and adhd but hey can't hurt to watch when there's a video this targeted at me!

[@smallfox94]

I've had a suspicion that I might have anxiety or ADHD for a long while now, but it never occured to me that I might actually have both. I show a lot of symptoms that were mentioned for both anxiety and ADHD in the video, so thank you for helping me to better understand the symptoms.

[@lorinset3798]

I just want to thank you for your videos! Because without them I don’t think I ever would have been properly diagnosed with ADHD!

[@brandoncristina75]

This means a lot to me personally. I'm going to make a bet, that out of all family and friends, less than 4 will take the time to help raise awareness of Mental Health (PTSD, depression, anxiety, and other mental health diagnoses) difficulties.

[@lilliankeisterxhv48]

Mental health is what someone should take seriously now.. many people smiling but not really happy. Stay safe out there

[@lucasfrancisca47]

I just started micro dosing psilo-cybin as treatment for my depression and anxiety, right now i feel better. i heard about this treatment months ago, i wish i did start earlier.

[@brandoncristina75]

​@@lucasfrancisca47 what is micro dosing?

[@lucasfrancisca47]

​@@brandoncristina75 Micro dosing is consuming very low, sub-hallucinogenic doses of a psychedelic substance, for treating alcohol and tobacco dependence (Addiction), depression and end-of-life anxiety, OCD and also for treating BPD and PTSD

[@LarryTucker-wz7jg]

All shrooms has lots of benefits. I got to know about them too through Dr_fredey. He guided me with products and best recommendations

[@beansslays]

I've known I've had anxiety, but this helped me so much!

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for watching. How are you doing now? How have you been managing your anxiety symptoms?

[@beansslays]

@@Psych2go Well, I've made an anxiety box, which helps me a lot! It's full of stuff that is stress-relieving

[@Psych2go]

It's great to hear that you've been managing your symptoms. Thank you so much for sharing and we're glad that the video and the anxiety box have helped you with your stress!

[@Butterfly-zu3dy]

My son suffers with ADHD and a bit of anxiety. It is very challenging for us but these videos help 💙

[@enri4que2904]

I’ve been diagnosed ADHDH when I was 5 years old, now with 17 I learned how to control my contidion, I am happier than ever, sometimes it doesn’t seem that I have ADHD, your videos are always interesting, keep going 🙌🏼

[@octopodiatrist]

The animation is INCREDIBLE! Beautiful job by animator swishtrush!

[@electromaniac1237]

Swishtrush did such a good job with this animation like omg. Looks wonderful!

[@avi65mapping]

I have a diagnose autism and also took a diagnose test of ADHD which I didn't know about until I told my parents about my symptoms and how they are quite similar to those of a person with ADHD. Back in the day I was not diagnosed with ADHD but seeing videos like this make me believe that there's a pretty good chance I have it

[@MrFlyers1121]

Just curious how did this diagnosis come about? I’ve been learning a bit about both for my own sake and would love to hear your story

[@ConfusedMermaid]

I never felt “normal”. I love this channel and this video. I love that this video makes somewhat “normal” because I have ADHD and anxiety. 😍❤️

[@Magpieb1rd]

I’ve been medically diagnosed with ADHD and Anxiety since i was young. I’m glad to learn that it isnt weird or odd to have both c:

[@UM14MusicOLD]

The fact that doctors in my area don't know what adhd was, made me sad. I needed this.

[@Moraenil]

This was helpful for confirming my suspicions are worth checking into more fully. I've suspected that I have adhd, dyslexia, anxiety and maybe even hsp (though that could be from the other 3). It's nice seeing the comparisons and contrasts.

[@depressed3083]

Yeah the phone and scrolling to try to cancel out my negative thoughts just makes it worse cause I end up doom scrolling and seeing negative stuff like literally does everybody have to be so negative and hateful and when I see something that irks me I just respond like I can't even stop myself!

[@brain_respect_and_freedom]

This video is useful for people to understand loved ones with ADHD&Anxiety. Understanding “consistent inconsistency,” a common element of life with ADHD, is key to understanding the persistent anxiety of living with ADHD. “Consistent inconsistency” describes the distrust and uncertainty in yourself that builds up after years of experiencing ADHD symptoms such as inattention, overwhelm, memory lapses, and more. “Consistent inconsistency” is knowing, for example, that a task needs to be accomplished, but doubting the ability to get it done. Hope never dies, people can find the best coping mechanism to feel better.

[@epmmb]

I loved everything about this video. The information and the animation too. Thank you for creating meaningful content for our mental health! 💚

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for the kind words! We appreciate you for watching and we sincerely hope that our content will have a positive impact on your mental health! :)

[@FauxSteel]

I’m gonna be honest, I just have ADHD, I went to a Psychologist when I was young, I have ADHD and Autism, I have been getting treated, I’ve started to get more organized, not fully organized, but just organized in some areas, this is a nice channel to go to sometimes, feels like you’re helping things get a little better, thank you

[@no_one_you_would_know]

It's good to know that I'm not alone. I've been diagnosed with ADHD since third grade, and my worst struggles are overthinking things people say, looking back on the past negatively, thinking about very weird things in the moment when I'm with my friends, and hyper-impulsivity.

[@rustedcan9313]

Whoever did the animation/art for this video knocked it out of the park, this is gorgeous!

[@burymeintulips]

I've been diagnosed with both but it's hard to tell what's what sometimes. Simplest way to put it is I spend most of my time thinking to myself, and inside my own head, whether good thoughts or bad

[@holon_phantom]

I see pokemon! Honestly, this video is very helpful to show my therapy clients that may struggle with both ADHD and anxiety but don't realize that they may have both. Very informative and eye-catching! It's a winning combination!

[@Valentino016]

Why I think I have anxiety -hard to breath when im in social settings -overthinking -fatigue -Lacked intreset in hobbies -Sometimes I have sleep problems -No idea what to do with my future -I can't talk to someone about my emotions because I'll start panicking -I can't controll my own thoughts

[@lovelumity]

I'm not sure people will even look at this but I entered this video because I was stressed and I remembered that she has a soothing voice 🙂 Everything is good now, at least better

[@chesterch1cken382]

I don’t mean to denounce anyones conditions but, I do believe many mental struggles can be relieved by conquering your mind. I grew up severely shy and anxious, the only thing I ever did was force myself into uncomfortable situations and I found eventually nothing I wanted to do was as scary as I thought. But I do completely understand that some people do have problems that require help or treatment, and more power to all of you for taking the steps to help yourselves. 👍🏻🙏🏻

[@idkbro943]

I love this art style, and I have both so thank you for talking about adhd and anxiety, my parents tend to ignore that I have it even tho I've been legally diagnosed

[@koryjones1214]

I get scare easily and move around a lot and my dad always tels me to "Breathe" and "I'm being anxious" which I always believe but my mom says I am too young to know if I have anxiety or not (I'm 12 and turning 13 in october), also one time my mom walked into my room to tell me to do something and when I looked at her she said It looked like I have ADHD. Usually when I talk about my little brother who has ADHD, my dad says I act like that too sometimes which surprises me. I saw this video and thought this might be very helpful knwing you guys since 4th grade being bored inside during the pandemic. And it helped a lot, I do almost all of these things 24/7 and knowing that I might have these makes me say "We'll have to find out". Thanks a bunch

[@ame_vagabonde]

I don't have ADHD, but I already knew that I have anxiety and I don't know why but I instantly started crying when I saw the "no escape" point. I guess I feel like I can't escape myself. I should really talk to a specialist. Good luck on your own journey, everyone.

[@kirbokitty77777]

i fluctuate between thinking rationally and telling myself to chill and reverting back to the worst realization of my life over and over when i’m very stressed

[@ellaloraine]

I have anxiety social anxiety and adhd and I have been showing some symptoms of OCD. I have been anxious about me forgetting something because of social anxiety and adhd. My teachers would get frustrated because they would tell me how to solve a problem and I wouldn’t be listening because I would be focusing on wether or not I was saying the right thing and constantly over analyzing every conversation. This video was so helpful about understanding both (:

[@Carak28]

The art is just too adorable 🥺💙 I cant focus 😅

[@EbonySerpent999]

I actually do have both. I was diagnosed with them at a very young age. I've actually never been medicated for either of them. All of these are extremely relateble.

[@kendalljones825]

Now that I’m thinking about it, this channel helped me to identify my symptoms of adhd and anxiety and helped me to have to courage to come out to my parents that I think there’s something different about me. Thank you! My life has changed so much for the better thanks to you guys!

[@Kids-u5n]

This was so helpful.... For the past years it's like there's been this thing that makes me different, there's been this blank space, this question, and with a single video it all comes together. Things finally make sense. Thank you...

[@Psych2go]

Thanks for the kind words! Which part of the video helped make sense of your situation?

[@hereticsaint100]

Don't forget, ppl without either condition can also have these feelings.

[@missmel3121]

I'm crying because I'm stuck in this loop, right now. I'm so glad that this exists. ❤

[@Kinz179]

When you mentioned constant moving and not getting comfortable, I couldn’t sit still for the rest of the video.

[@YourLocalCheeseLoverrrr]

I have anxiety and ADHD but i already knew that before watching this. I just wanted to take this as a chance to realise how my brain is feeling. I have RSD so when i get corrected or get told to stop doing something it ruins my morals completely. My mum has actually just told me it is possible i have autism so a video showing do you have autism for both girls and boys. Boys and girls have different symptoms. If you ever do or already have that would be great!

[@DividingLeo]

I can not exaggerate enough about how much I've been trying to separate the two in my everyday life. Thank you for this!

[@josefinefrederiksen1217]

I have anxiety and my psychiatrist is currently checking if I have ADHD as well. If I do, it’s mild, but my mind is sometimes all over the place and my body can feel uncomfortable cause I have this chaos feeling inside like I can’t control it, and I can’t focus properly sometimes. I’m very restrictive and intelligent though so I don’t have the biggest problems with health nor school, and I’m very grateful for that. What knocks me out is my anxiety. For 6 months I felt miserable and could barely do everyday tasks without being overwhelmed and having panic attacks. I had hard times going out and doing school but I got help and medication and I’m in a lot better place now tho I will say I still struggle sometimes, but it’s MUCH more manageable now. To everyone out there who is struggling, no matter what you’re struggling with, you’re so strong. Keep going but remember to take breaks and prioritise yourself and your health. You got this.

[@johnny-lonely7987]

I knew I noticed my childhood friend @ 3:12, "Marlie as I used to call him" but the pokemon is Marill. I like your taste in plushies! I got mine in 2009-2010, timeframe I was only a kid but I loved that toy and I still have it on my shelf today.

[@marikamarshmiru]

same here!

[@sleepyspacesketches]

thank u, I really needed this . I cant go to a therapist atm, so Im just trying to learn more about ADHD 😭😭

[@its-a-me-piecrust]

I had awful anxiety for a long time. I'm doing much better now, although i still have struggles from time to time... but it was refreshing to watch a video that validated how I felt, and that it wasn't all in my head. 😊 Edit a year later: I believe I have ADHD, as well. Just wanted to say thank you again!

[@astherthemetalhead3000]

These vids give me comfort when no one else can Thank you

[@maythe_day6256]

My bff is diagnosed with anxiety and I have ADHD but I'm undiagnosed currently And this helped me and I think I might have both. Thank you psych2go your awesome.❤

[@CatsLilaSalem]

When i was young i got ADHD medication, it made my thought silent, but it destroyed my concentration. I also got overwhelmed with anxiety because the silence made me feel like i was missing something, and i had trouble forming thoughts despite having more room for them.

[@EcpliseCrow]

Hello, friends! I'm a little late to the party, but I wanted to share some advice. Don't forget that it can get better! It might feel impossible to get better right now, but ADHD and anxiety isn't always life long, and ADHD and anxiety don't define who you are, either. And if you want to get better, you can take some steps, and you *will* get better. Keep going! You got this, friend! 🤍🤍🤍

[@arthame124]

The thing that led to my ADHD diagnosis at 33 was a very persistent anxiety disorder. My therapist couldn't figure out why I'm not improving despite CBT and kept saying there must be something else. Well, she was right.

[@Star_Fandoms]

3:34 im so glad this was mentioned!!!!! Omg you dont know how concerned my 13-15 yyears old self was that i was constantly experiencing THAT i felt like i was dying and constantly anxious about my health 😂😭 when i was 14 and 15 my anxiety was so bad, i felt so dizzy often while having really fast heart rate and at some point had acid reflux and stomach problems (and also really bad hyper insomia and just insome/sleep problems due to stress)

[@dragonpawlady4912]

I know I and adhd and anxiety and my anxiety is so bad that I'm on medicine for it but watching these helped me so much thank you

[@blakemcmillian5874]

I am diagnosed with both. I was told if you treat one of the disorder’s the other one will level out. NOT TRUE I was on just anxiety medication by it’s self. Then ADHD medication by it’s self and finally both medications. The ADHD is daily and the anxiety is as needed. Life’s still a struggle sometimes but manageable 😊

[@Pxltzi]

I needed this! (I’m currently being tested for one of those)

[@nicholasleipzig5448]

I'm having the exact same problem I have a lot of tension about everything i worry about studies, i worry about my future Career i worry about my mental and physical health, and a lot of stuff it's a burden when you have a toxic family who Gaslight you but I'll do my best to get out of this situation and move out once I'm 18

[@EearnestEmi]

As someone who has already gone through what you have, do it! It's so much better for your health and your mind will become more clear. Make a plan for where you want to go and for how long you want to stay in your new future home. And plan your budget ahead of time.

[@EearnestEmi]

I moved out when I turned 20 so don't rush it btw. I wasn't ready but had no choice other than move out. If you have a choice, stay with your toxic family and grow your money until you can be financialy stable enough to pay rent for the next 3 months after you leave on your own.

[@EearnestEmi]

I feel like this is the only advice I can really give you if you really are going to go through with moving out. If you do, I'm rooting for you! I know how bad it is to live with a toxix family always breathing down your back and constantly gaslighting you and I wouldn't want that upon anybody else. Good luck friend! I know you can do it 👊

[@nicholasleipzig5448]

@@EearnestEmi thankyou for the advice i really appreciate it i hope that you live a good life.

[@EearnestEmi]

@@nicholasleipzig5448 it's slowly getting better since I moved out. I hope it gets better for you as well if you do move out ^^

[@bozenakostrubaa3607]

As a person who always doubted themself. I have a kind s of anxiety that i think im not enough and i always fail everyone but for an example: whenever i come to school i hide in the toilet/changing room/library crying. I also feel that no one cares for me. I might have depression and anxiety both. Shouls i worry? I mean, i always feel like everyone is jealous of how good i draw irl(meanwhile i think its always bad). This is my first time opening up to someone. Thank you. I hope that all my woreies are not real.

[@timinator900]

I would fall in the both category. At times, I've dealt with Anxiety, and struggled with many distractions in my life. It's affected me to the point, I would skip meals like Breakfast because I'm heavily locked on my computer doing work, but also fidgeting at times because I fear the time is wasting when I take a break from my work.

[@mercyj9560]

For focus, I'm hard of hearing, but I also do have a difficult time focusing on tasks for a long period of time, especially with talking to other people. It's confusing if I have ADHD because of this, but I'm not going to just diagnose myself. But I do find myself being anxious all the time.

[@etorobassey4532]

I actually relate to all of these signs. I knew I had ADHD, but now I know anxiety is also on the list as well. As if my life wasn't already difficult enough.😮‍💨

[@imnotinsanebisquit]

One thing i would like to say, that i think it's the most important thing: Never self diagnose yourself. Many people can have moments in their lives, where everything just fits an ADHD / anxiety diagnosis. Everybody can to some degree associate and see themselves in these moments. It might even be a prolonged period of stress from work/school and other stuff that keeps colliding. Maybe you've known your entire life you've been... different. Maybe not. But today, it seems like a lot of people are getting diagnosis, because a moment of struggles that shouldn't be struggles. Of course you've had doubts, of course you've struggled in social situations, of course you've struggled of balancing stuff between professional, educational and social circumstances. EVERYBODY struggles with that at some point, even if it's not apparent. In the US (not all states i think) It's possible to have a 20min'ish (which is nothing) phone talk with your doctor, and the very next day, you can already receive stuff like adderall.

[@gcomg3471]

Psych2Go, I just want to say thank you for making videos that are both instresting and comforting to watch. Everytime I feel like poop, watching you always seems to calm me down and make me feel less stressed. Idk if it's your voice of you keeping my interest up but thanks.

[@TheNonameHousehold]

Wow... I love the art style and color pellets on this one♡

[@UnexplainableTammy]

I have none of these symptoms, and yet my recommendation shared this video to me.

[@coreydavis4106]

this was a cute expressive art style for the show. and the anxiety is hit and miss but i have no doubt at all that i have undiagnosed ADHD

[@MapleMountain768]

ADHD runs in my family, and my mother has anxiety and thinks I do too. I have a life coach, and I haven't been diagnosed, but I do have a feeling it's both.

[@Samantha.vz22]

This video helped me understand the way I am the way I am and how I can help myself

[@TheVoiceOfReason93]

I had both, so I applaud your efforts to raise awareness regarding the conditions.

[@decorativewingdings]

I really appreciate the subtitles here

[@gemasgaming3105]

the art for this video was beautiful

[@pepethefrog8759]

You should make a video on Rejection Sensitivity Disphoria (RSD). That's where most of my anxiety comes from as someone who's autistic and ADHD.

[@PsycheUp617]

I've been a fan of your channel for a while now, and I always appreciate the quality of your content. You do a great job of explaining complex psychological concepts in a way that is both engaging and informative.

[@maythe_day6256]

I have been questioning this for SOOOO long omg thank you so much Psych2go your the best. ❤

[@Justineyedia]

What is the power of attention? It is the skill of focusing your attention on a thought or action without thinking of anything else. It means fixing the attention without wavering, exclusively on one thing. The one who follows the thought is also a thought! The one who follows the thought IS in thought. When you know that both are thoughts, you are home. You are not at home, you ARE home. Then allow thoughts to arise and allow them to be followed. You remain as That unmoved and unconcerned Being. This is the highest understanding.

[@Charrky2050]

This is off topic, but when I get angry, I try to relax myself. But sometimes I let go of the barrier and I get mad. But I’ll get there.

[@Nat1031]

I've been clinically diagnosed with both for over a decade and had difficulty just focusing on this video even though I was HIGHLY interested in watching. 🙁

[@avantika6077]

Time stamps: 1. 0:55 Focus 2. 1:57 Do you live in the moment, the future or immediate moment? 3. 2:58 Your health is suffering 4. 3:58 Do you feel impulsive or hyperactive? 5. 4:46 Social withdrawal 6. 5:48 No escape

[@zazainverse2968]

You have such a calming voice

[@Justineyedia]

Most that are chasing this happiness are running from sadness. There is nothing in the world so much admired as a man who knows how to bear unhappiness with courage. - Seneca Life is not all sunshine and rainbows. Accept this hard truth. Learn that negative emotions are more prevalent than positive thoughts and emotions. We need balance. A battery needs an equal amount of positive and negative to hold a charge. 🔋 It's the spark of life. What is the sunshine without the storms. The storms are what make us strong. The roots grow in trees deeper from the wind and rain. This is what makes us appreciate the sunny days and respect the storms.

[@ghpeakfitness3813]

I have anxiety/panic attacks, the panic attacks are managed now with medication, but I've always suspected I had ADHD aswell, and after watching you're innatentive add video (which man, after the 5th time I rewinded to watch because my mind kept wandering off) I realized, that shit is me, those 5 symptoms define my entire life, I still have anxiety, but it's nowhere near as bad as it was 3 years ago when the panic attacks started....so I really think I have both, I don't know who to even talk to about this, my doctor, my therapist, it basically makes my brain float away trying to think about the process.

[@Eryniell]

you mentioned how adhd and anxiety can co-occur, but one could also talk about how symptoms of adhd (especially if left untreated/undiagnosed) can cause anxiety as a coping mechanism. It has happened for me, that because I'm often forgetting things, no matter how important they are, I developed alot of anxiety as a coping mechanism (even if unhealthy) because with anxiety it's having similar effect to adrenaline or "doing tasks in the last minute" it can make me remember/function better in short bursts as needed. Though again VERY unhealthy! but it makes it very complicated when trying to treat my anxiety, because I start to panic when my anxiety is adressed, because it means that the adhd symptoms are gonna be more prominent and more impactful on life, like impulsive spending, memory issues or loosing track of alot of things. They do exist also despite the anxiety, but I know they could be much worse if the anxiety wasn't acting like barbed wire around it.

[@WolfyloverAlyssa]

I’ve researched on both, and I’m pretty sure I have both. Thanks so much.

[@Blu_is_crazyXD]

WOW I FEEL REALY CALLED OUT RIGHT NOW

[@freefalling.]

SAME

[@Zoeeeee15]

I relate to all. I believe I have ADHD and Anxiety and have for over 2 years now. It took a long time to convince my parents to let me see someone about it, but all they did was slightly mention it to my family doctor. Oh how badly I wanted to speak up and actually say my view and how I was feeling!!…. But I was too anxious to speak and just sat their quietly, fidgeting with my fingers and zipper, feeling like things are crawling on me while lightly tapping my leg. 🙃❤️

[@acesiki]

i'm currently waiting for a diagnose for ADHD.. aftr watching this i'm 99% sure i have anxiety as well because my heart will NOT stop pounding. i'm always anxious even when im talking with my friends, i can still feel my heart beating pretty hard,,, it's so overwhelming tbh

[@lmho0254]

My neurologist (my mom took me to the neurologist because of my trembling and shaking) told me that I have anxiety, so... I guess I could say I'm diagnosed with anxiety. I thought I also had ADD because OF my anxiety, and I'm scared to tell everyone that because they may think I'm "looking for a disorder". By the way, I love the artstyle. I hope it'll come back. :)

[@The_silence_consumes_him]

I was counting down and I do have anxiety like I knew before this so it’s actually very helpful

[@samedhaarora7048]

I was always diagnosed with an anxiety disorder but few years ago i received an adhd diagnosis and so many things in my life make sense. Only if they could start with the adhd diagnosis first, it wouldn't be this difficult

[@jujuoof174]

I LOVE the art here!!

[@jananirajasri_06]

Your voice is really calming ❤

[@wassup7654]

Thanks to you I start to ask my parents if I do have ADHD just in case cause I relate to many. I’m still not sure but thank you!😊

[@katerina5152]

I have a video that might help others not too sure, but basically the difference between being anxious of being around someone and having butterflies because u have feelings? Maybe another one could be how do u like this person? Like platonically vs romantically

[@yo9979]

When you know how to socialize but you're so scared of it that you sit in the corner awkwardly being judged by others :/

[@amyj.4992]

There are soooooo many helpful strategies, to manage these things.

[@emeraldandblue]

Your videos are so calming ❤