Psychiatra bez cenzury: ADHD, depresja i inne TAJEMNICE gwiazd

In the latest episode of the podcast "Żurnalist: Conversations Without Compromise," we welcome Dr. Jarosław Jóźwiak, MD, PhD, a psychiatrist specializing in ADHD, depression, and perinatal psychiatry. This conversation is unlike any other: honest, reflective, and deeply substantive, focusing on the guest's personal journey—his experiences as a physician, scientist, and human being. Dr. Jóźwiak shares his story and knowledge with extraordinary openness; he himself has been diagnosed with ADHD, which adds authenticity and exceptional depth to the conversation. A sneak peek of the conversation—what are we asking? Is ADHD truly an epidemic of our times, or just a fad? Can you treat others if you have ADHD yourself? Why is genius often associated with suffering? _____ Try English online at Tutlo during a free trial lesson from Journalista https://tutlo.pro/ZURNALISTAYT _____ 10% off all products, including those on sale valid at www.bielenda.com and www.skinarte.com Discount code: ZURNALISTA10 Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 01:41 - Discussion about collecting vinyl records 07:20 - The beginnings of passion and fascination with music 10:38 - Relationship with music and collecting - reflections 11:49 - Passions and their independence from us 14:33 - Professional choices and professional life 16:24 - Promoting medical knowledge and the role of the media 21:48 - The image of doctors and the fight against disinformation 23:35 - Reflections on the diagnosis of ADHD and an individual approach 25:20 - Changes in ADHD treatment over the years 29:44 - The vision of ideal care for children with ADHD 31:16 - Systemic and political challenges in the treatment of ADHD 32:08 - Experiences with ADHD at school and in life 33:23 - The beginnings of interest in chemistry and medicine 35:56 - Return to medicine and combining passions 39:17 - Specialization in psychiatry and neurobiology 41:57 - Empathy and the challenges of working with patients with ADHD 43:15 - Generational changes and approach to work 44:27 - First professional experiences and breakthrough moments 52:32 - The importance of scientific work and publications 01:01:09 - Unexplained aspects of ADHD and future research 01:02:23 - Everyday life and work with patients with ADHD 01:06:11 - The influence of the media on the popularity and availability of services 01:08:25 - Experiences with patients and their Diversity 01:11:13 - Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness 01:15:30 - The Relationship between ADHD and Addictions and Work on a Book 01:18:25 - ADHD in Women and Diagnostic Challenges 01:21:32 - Characteristics of People with ADHD and Challenges for Artists 01:25:43 - Pharmacological Treatment and Creativity 01:28:16 - Bipolar Disorder and Creativity 01:33:15 - Availability of Help and the Role of the Internet 01:35:54 - The Artist Stereotype and Its Influence on Seeking Help 01:38:51 - Toughening Up to Criticism and Media Challenges 01:45:01 - Reactions to Criticism and Social Engagement