Episode 16 - Sensory Processing Differences with Emma Ketley

01/28/23 • 55 min

Archie's special guest this week is Emma Ketley, an internationally registered Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience in Mental Health practice. Emma is also a trained ADHD Coach. Emma did feature on episode 2 of this podcast series and this time has another opportunity to share her expertise focusing specifically on Sensory Processing differences.
Emma is presently accepting clients for 50 minute weekly or biweekly 1:1 ADHD coaching sessions through Zoom or Google Meet. If you're interested, please contact Emma via email: [email protected].
To find out more about Emma's work and the services she offers please visit her website:
https://www.enrichedbyexperience.com/

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Episode 15 - Discussing all things ADHD with Professor Russell Barkley

This week Archie is joined by a very special guest Professor Russell Barkley and discuss all things ADHD. Dr Barkley is well known in the field of ADHD and has devoted much of his scientific career to studying ADHD and related fields. Dr Barkley recently retired from his position as a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry.
Professor Barkley has been involved in research since 1973 and a licenced Clinical Psychologist since 1977. He is also a renowned author and has published a number of books, rating scales and clinical manuals. He has also published more than 280 scientific articles and book chapters related to the nature, assessment and treatment of ADHD and related disorders.
For more information please visit Professor Barkley's website www.russellbarkley.org

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Episode 17 - The Impact of ADHD in Marginalised Communities with Dr Joy Mueller

On this week's episode Archie is joined by Dr Joy Mueller who is a Psychologist and ADHD Coach. Dr Mueller has featured as a guest on one of our earlier episodes of this podcast. To celebrate Black History Month which is being marked in USA, Archie and Dr Mueller discuss about the impact of ADHD in marginalised communities with a particular focus on black and minoritiy ethnic groups.
Dr Mueller is orginally from USA and moved to Europe in the mid 90s. She speaks candidly about some of the challenges she has faced as a black woman working in the mental health field as a Psychologist and Counsellor and her journey to being diagnosed with Adult ADHD. Dr Mueller also shares her personal story of raising a young son of colour with ADHD in USA and some of the challenges she encountered at the time.