About this event
Join our online panel of experts for an engaging discussion on the portrayal of ADHD in pop culture and the media. We will explore how ADHD is depicted in movies, television, literature, and social media and discuss the potential impact of these representations on public perception, diagnosis, and treatment. Our panelists will share insights into the challenges and opportunities this presents in clinical practice, including the importance of accurate diagnosis, addressing misconceptions, and tailoring treatments to individual patient needs. Whether you're a psychiatrist, psychologist, primary care provider, or neurologist, this panel will provide valuable perspectives on navigating the intersection of ADHD and popular culture in your practice.
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Dr. Rebecca Jackson is the Chief Programs Officer for Brain Balance, a company focused on improving overall brain health by optimizing development. In this role, she has developed programs for both children and adults. Dr. Jackson has published research on improving attention, cognition, development, and well-being, and is the author of the #1 new release parenting book, “Back on Track: A Practical Guide to Help Kids of All Ages Thrive.”
Dr. Jacques Jospitre, is a Co-Founder of SohoMD and a Board-Certified Psychiatrist specializing in addressing chronic depression, anxiety, pain, and addiction, with additional training in buprenorphine detoxification. As a visionary leader, he combines his background in business and technology to deliver innovative approaches that engage patients and promote lasting improvement in all areas of their lives. Through the establishment of SohoMD in 2011, Dr. Jospitre strives to provide cost-effective, high-quality mental health care, expanding access to support individuals on their journey to well-being.
Dr. Edward Ratush is a Co-Founder of SohoMD and a Board-Certified Psychiatrist specializing in addiction treatment. He offers treatment for substance abuse disorder, anxiety, treatment-resistant anxiety, and Adult Attention Deficit Disorder. With a holistic perspective he emphasizes the importance of nutrition, exercise, meditation, yoga, and breathing techniques as foundational components of healing. Driven by a commitment to finding unique solutions, he co-founded SohoMD in 2011 to help individuals from all backgrounds lead happier and more fulfilling lives.
Dr Adrian Owen, OBE is the renowned neuroscientist behind Creyos. A Professor at The Brain and Mind Institute at the University of Western Ontario in Canada, he is best known for showing that functional neuroimaging can reveal conscious awareness in some patients who appear to be entirely vegetative. He has published over 300 peer-reviewed studies and been featured on CNN, National Geographic, Discovery Science, and the BBC
Erin Smith is the Chief Marketing Officer at Creyos and advocate for the importance of objective assessment when it comes to detecting, measuring, and monitoring cognitive health.
Creyos is a computerized platform for the evaluation of cognitive function and behavioral health. Scientifically-validated, it helps healthcare providers more objectively measure patient brain health. The result is greater efficiency, better clinical decision making, and improved patient outcomes.