ADHS oder kPTBS? 6 Zeichen, dass Ihre Diagnose falsch ist

Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? - Prof. Ashok Riehm www.prof-ashok-riehm.de Many sufferers experience heightened sensitivity to stimuli, impulsivity, concentration problems, executive dysfunction, and intense feelings of shame—and wonder: Is this ADHD or is it complex trauma (CPTSD)? In this video, I'll show you the six most common points of confusion and explain the underlying logic: When is it more of a control issue (ADHD)—and when is it more of a safety issue (CPTSD)? Many sufferers experience heightened sensitivity to stimuli, impulsivity, concentration problems, executive dysfunction, and intense feelings of shame—and wonder: Is this ADHD or is it complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD)? In this video, I'll show you the six most common points of confusion and explain the underlying logic: When is it more of a control issue (ADHD)—and when is it more of a safety issue (CPTSD)? ... ✅ You will learn, among other things: why "sensory overload" in ADHD is often a filter/selection mechanism – and in complex PTSD (cPTSD) often hypervigilance how impulsivity (idea→action) differs from stress breakdown (fight/flight) why "executive dysfunction" is sometimes a starting problem – and sometimes an internal prohibition (freeze/shame) how to distinguish distractibility from dissociation why shame is often secondary in ADHD – and often toxic/identity-related in cPTSD why ADHD and cPTSD can also occur together (comorbidity) 🎯 Goal: less confusion – more appropriate interventions, less self-attack, more orientation in everyday life Chapter Intro – cPTSD or ADHD? Why the confusion is so common Hook: Sensory openness, impulse, executive function, shame profile Point of confusion #1 Sensory openness: Overload vs. danger scanner Point of confusion #2 Impulse: Executive brake vs. stress breakthrough Point of confusion #3 Executive function: "Can't" vs. "Must't" Point of confusion #4 Concentration: Distractibility vs. dissociation Point of confusion #5 Emotion regulation: Flash in the pan vs. emotional storm Point of confusion #6 Shame profile: Performance shame vs. toxic shame Comorbidity: When both apply Conclusion – Structure or security?