TDAH en adultos lo que sabemos hoy y lo que seguimos confundiendo

This Clinical Session is linked to the Master's Degree in Clinical Neuropsychology (https://www.isep.es/curso/master-en-n.... This session will cover: ADHD is no longer understood as a disorder limited to childhood or simply as inattention. In this talk, we will provide a rigorous yet accessible update on ADHD in adults: what it really is according to current evidence and, especially, what it is not. We will examine how it manifests beyond stereotypes, why many people are diagnosed late, and what factors may be influencing their functioning. We will address ADHD from an integrative perspective: • its neurobiological basis • its relationship with trauma and stress systems • the role of sleep in cognitive and emotional regulation • emerging evidence on the gut microbiota and the gut-brain axis • associated strengths (creativity, divergent thinking, hyperfocus in specific contexts) Finally, we will discuss how to intervene using a current model: not only compensating for difficulties, but understanding the person's overall functioning and integrating cognitive, emotional, and lifestyle strategies. A talk designed to understand ADHD without oversimplification, based on scientific evidence and in clear language. Presented by: María Garau Rolandi Expert in neuropsychology and integrative psychotherapist. Currently, she works as an attending physician in the neurology department at Sant Joan de Déu Hospital in Barcelona and as a neuropsychologist at UTAE. In addition, she is the founder of her private practice: Neuro&Psico, where she leads a multidisciplinary team dedicated to the comprehensive care of adults, combining scientific rigor with a human approach, integrating neuropsychology and psychotherapy with healthy lifestyle habits.