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Neuroscientist Explains: Why We Are Misdiagnosing ADHD | Dr. Mari Swingle

Neuroscientist Explains: Why We Are Misdiagnosing ADHD | Dr. Mari Swingle

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Are we experiencing a global epidemic of executive dysfunction or is our digital environment altering our fundamental brain biology? 🧠


In this episode of Rewire to Rise, host Mirela Bocanet speaks with Board-Certified Neurotherapist and Clinical Psychologist Dr. Mari K. Swingle to decode the neurophysiological architecture of our digital age.

Moving past basic screen-time debates, Dr. Swingle shares clinical insights from decades of brain-mapping data (EEG) to examine how constant connectivity impacts focus, development and human behavior.


Key Topics Covered:

• i-Tech Interference: Moving beyond "screen time" to understand biological shifts

• Why children and adults are rushed into ADHD diagnoses before evaluating brain-based inefficiencies

• The impact of screen exposure on Alpha brainwaves and developmental milestones

• The shared "brain inefficiency" sabotaging both overworked CEOs and struggling students

• Practical steps to reclaim your cognitive sovereignty in an algorithmic world


Disclaimer: This content is an educational self-development tool intended for cognitive performance and identity growth. Mirela Bocanet is a certified cognitive coach and brand strategist. This content is for educational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or clinical treatment.

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𝗛𝗢𝗦𝗧: ⁠Mirela Bocanet ⁠is a Business & Executive Coach

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