My next guest, Susan C Pinsky, is a professional organizer and author of the book "Organizing Solutions for People with ADHD (3rd edition). Clutter can be overwhelming for people with ADHD or anyone who is easily distracted. Susan's goal is to help you straighten up a room in just one minute! Stay tuned to the end to learn how not to lose your keys and phone, and discover how to come home to a peaceful, decluttered space. For more tips and resources from Susan Pinsky, check out this link.

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00:02:38 Susan Pinsky's Story, Child with ADD

00:04:09 Simplify, Reduce, Make Lists

00:05:02 Efficiency Principles

00:06:10 Real-World Organization Challenges

00:07:37 Pet Ownership and Daily Task Reduction

00:09:17 Simple Efficient Meal Planning

00:10:57 Refrigerator and Grocery Shopping Tips

00:11:45 "Helper Ready" vs "Guest Ready" Homes

00:12:23 Sock Tips and More

00:15:57 Body Doubling Explained

00:18:32 Bills, Finances, and Digital Life

00:22:03 Eliminating Redundant Tasks

000:23:18 Organizing Kids'Toys

00:24:27 Sticky Finger Method for keys, phone

00:25:10 Dr Inces's 3 Takeaways and Closing

1. Simplify
2. Reduce- possessions, tasks, and redundant items
3. Make Organization a Game/ Team Effort- timed cleanups, family work, support groups

Problems concentrating? Your child can't stay still? How do you diagnose ADHD and how to advocate for your child if your child is diagnosed? Stay tuned to hear ADHD and mental health epert Dr. Nekeshia Hammond. Listen to the end for inspirational thoughts about balance. See helpful references and bio.

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00:00 Introduction

03:32 Early signs of ADHD

05:37 Diagnosis process, at least 6 months of symptoms

07:25 Contributing factors

09:38 Diet and lifestyle

11:51 Step-by-step support for parents

15:27 School support process, know your rights

16:55 ADHD support beyond high school

18:26 Caffeine vs medication

20:15 Calming exercises

22:27 Adult ADHD and organization

25:12 Dr. Hammond's approach to balance

28:00 Last thoughts & contact info, summary

1 in 3 students face racism in school, and it affects their mental health, according to a recent large study. Dr. Erlanger Turner is a psychologist and professor from Southern California. We had a thoughtful conversation, ranging from whether you should have the "race talk" with your kids to what a microaggression is and what we can do to protect our children. Please review the attached resources and bio.

Cancer rates are increasing in the young. Dr. Lonzetta Newman from MD Anderson Cancer Center, the Department of Clinical Cancer Prevention, gives some surprising, invaluable tips to decrease cancer risk. Please see bio and helpful references.

00:00 Introduction

03:04 Diet and cancer

05:55 Obesity and cancer

08:22 Does everything cause cancer?

09:29 How to minimize the effects of pollutants?

16:00 Inherited cancers?

21:23 Does vitamin D protect against cancer?

24:20 Is alcohol ok?

28:58 Viruses and cancer

30:35 Dr Newman's story

35:58 Summary

Your one day to rest. Why get up to go to church? How vital is in-person church attendance to mental, physical, and spiritual well-being? Are the roles and attendance of young men and women changing in the church? My guest is Pastor Dr. Evan Willis from Charlotte, NC. We start with a few words of wisdom from the renowned Pastor Wintley Phipps. Please see bio and references.

00:00 Wintley Phipps answers question, Why is church attendance important?

03:53 Introduction of Dr. Evan Willis

05.06 Gen Z women leaving church at higher rate than Gen Z Men (editorial comment, if this is true, it seems it would be one reason for young women to return to church)

17:06 Social institutions, less support, increase in mental health illness

18:10 Devices/ online use leads to isolation

20:15 Gallup poll, number on listed reason for people to attend church, the sermon

27:46 Shorter attention spans with technology

30:12 Lack of reverence

33:00 Fellowship

35:00 Community, childhood spent outside, independent

39:00 Church helps you deal with life

42:05 Summary- God created us for community, Health Benefits, No church is perfect

Are you hunched over a computer all day? Or are you discouraged about the dark winter days and decreased physical activity? Stay tuned to be encouraged and inspired by physical therapist Dr. Nikki Carrington. See bio and references.

00:00 Introduction

01:45 How to refer to physical therapy

05:00 Difference between a physical therapist and a chiropractor

07:15 How to exercise with the short days of winter

09:05 Sedentary job, exercise recommendations

12:00 How to decrease the need for a physical therapist

13:20 Strength training, "elixir of youth"

16:00 Balance training

19:40 Nikki's journey to physical therapist

26:30 What is Nikki's fitness regimen/ balance

28:30 Summary

You can't sleep despite working long hours. You feel tired and often toss and turn at night. Dr. Aric Prather, a nationally known sleep expert, guides us to healthier sleep habits. I challenge you to incorporate some recommendations after listening to this episode and see if you are more productive and feel better. Please take a look at the bio and references.

00:00 Why prioritize sleep over other activities?

04:48 Sleep clears brain waste, possibly slowing Alzheimer's

09:14 Tip #1: Consistent wake-up time.

12:59 Bed should be reserved exclusively for sleep. Well, almost exclusively.

16:13 Sleep patterns shift with age and culture.

20:05 Constructive worry

22:57 Can't fully recover lost sleep long-term.

26:45 Caffeine and alcohol negatively impact sleep quality.

28:33 Segmented sleep is common, consider behavioral solutions (CBT)

31:52 Screen for sleep apnea to improve health.

34:59 Rituals create a calming bedtime transition.

39:45 Dr. Ince offers spiritual meditation, summary

Jocelyn had taken her first break in 365 days from full-time care of her mother. She was up all night when her mother had hallucinations. Dr. Jocelyn Brown, an advocate for the aged, shares what she has learned about the care of a loved one with advanced Alzheimer's. See bio and references.