Host Dr Charles Parker teaches how evolved neuroscience changes the face of everyday mental health practice. CorePsych Radio is fun, interesting, and, most importantly - useful. More 
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These limited label views create imprecision as we are targeting appearances for treatment, not delineating the underlying, far more important brain dysfunctions. More
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Many people treat sufferers of ADHD with unknown targets and unmeasurable progress. Medications used must be dialed in precisely to work effectively without side effects. More
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Dr Jaffe tells us about the remarkable new technologies we use at CorePsych to measure immune dysfunction as it relates to ADHD brain challenges. More
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ADHD is very complicated, not a simple description. Bipolar and ADHD are frequently confused, depression is often missed, and cognitive anxiety isn't even in the diagnostic manual. More
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Depression can be difficult to recognize and even more challenging to treat with comorbid ADHD. Mixing antidepressants with stimulant doses can bring catastrophic results if drug interactions aren't recognized and prevented at the outset. More
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ADHD and Bipolar show similar features, and breaking the subsets down sets the stage for more precise treatment. More
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Brain injury is far more than a simple seizure disorder, and the mix of medications and the usefulness of SPECT imaging provide specific treatment strategies. More
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If you simply pay attention to these basic Window details the possibility of the biggest two problems with ADHD medications are almost naturally corrected - no more frustration, no more fear of adverse effects. More
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Many forget where neurotransmitters come from - basic protein. The foundation of good nutrition must begin with protein breakfast. This program details why and how to accomplish that protein breakfast, even with picky eaters. More
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