The SHOCKING Truth About ADHD | Melillo Method Everything Brain Podcast Ep 5

[@brianalbrecht4423]

Having been a patient of Dr. Mellillo's back in the 80ies for the better party of 25 years...!..it's NO suprise 2 me that he has evolved to this level in the medical field...!..He is a truly intelegent & passionate person...!...I would just like to say...THANK YOU Rob...for all the pain free years...& 4 always being there...!..Im SO glad everything is well with u.. i wish u continued success & health...!...Thanks again for all your expertise....Dr's like u are...few & far between...!..Sincerely Brian...P.S...thank god 4 spell check....!..☺

[@mommasmercy]

Well I learned a ton. Managed to squeeze an hour podcast into 3 hrs of note taking… At the 57:50 mark, Dr. Melillo basically described me w/o exception, so there’s that. Also, this absolutely alters how I will speak to my clients about ADHD. I had previously conceptualized the inattentive type 1 as more of internal hyperactivity (w/o an understanding of the neuroscience). I love being able to give my families clarity and understanding. And AND as my clinic identifies as neurodiversity-affirming, we have recently found the tug of growth and acceptance or affirmation. I distinctly appreciate you guys stepping into that territory.

[@ccsholl]

What are some ways you stimulate thr right brain and quiet the left or stimulate the left brain and quiet the right without medication?

[@adoreyourcorephysiotherapy]

Mmm i'm not sure if you cover it in other epodes, but i don't think all kids with these issues are necessarily 'gifted' but that there are things causing these brain disruptions

[@silvia_slp]

Thank you both. Eager to learn more. Many blessings !

[@Crayon-l3o]

I am working with my child who is 13 yo. After reading the book "Disconnected Kids" and listening to this podcast gives me hope, but often I get confused as my child exhibits a lot of issues like he is hyperactive, oppositional, no guilt or shame but is also very good at remembering details , he is very good at art, and his handwriting is also very good, so when I am working on his right brain after the assessments from the book, that he has a right brain delay, I hope I am not going wrong anywhere, also it's very difficult to manage his hitting and teasing behaviour so he is on medication too, so will that affect or slow down his right brain catching up? I hope my queries get answered in one of your podcast or here.

[@RJ-2skies]

Does LENS neurofeedback treat the hyperdirect pathway?

[@TarynSandraBennett]

Very interesting info. Listening to the differences between the 2 hemispheres (type 1 ADD and type 2/3 ADHD) my son doesn't neatly fit into either category. He mostly has all the characteristics you described for type 1 ADD, except that his motor abilities are extremely poor. Now I'm unsure of which side he's deficit in. Any advice?

[@aparnakore]

Hi , i reading disconnected kids books and working on my son who was diagnosed as add inattentive but he has tics( which book says right brain delay) . He is very sensitive & social kid. Now im confused when it comes to tics is it on right delay or it can be combined delay. Please help

[@inverbi]

You, a chiropractor, should not correct others when you have the terminology wrong yourself. For several reasons we are not talking about "type" anymore! For years it has been "presentation" and not "type." But of course when you are not a part of it... you have got it wrong, man!