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Ady23
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Number of ratings67 Number of reviews15 Listens toOver 18 LanguagesEnglish Listener sinceJan 13, 2017 Last activeover 6 months ago GenderFemale PathStep 722 People helped114 Chats227 Group support chats239 Listener group chats145 Forum posts154 Forum upvotes182
Bio

I have a passion for helping others. Life is hard. Crazy hard. And sometimes we need a little extra support to get through.

 

 

I am a Verified Listener, a Group Moderator, a Peer Supporter, an Adult-Teen Listener, and a Doorkeeper. You can also find me leading various discussions. I am a part of the mindfulness team, depression team, healthy living team, and support + team.

 

 

 

 

My focuses are:

 

 

 

 

ADHD

 

 

 

 

depression

 

 

 

 

school life

 

 

 

 

self harm

 

 

 

 

sleeping well

 

 

 

 

work stress

 

 

 

 

But I am also willing to chat about almost anything. So don't be afraid to message me if you have other stuff going on.  (except I do not take sexual chats usually).

 

 

 

 

My Mentor is @Power, my Group Mod buddy is @fruityvision, and my Peer Support buddy is @RaCat. My amazing twins are @KindGrace28 and @thesavedgirl. Also a shout out to my 7cups buddy @TheAsh

 

 

 

 

Interests: dance, reading, writing, ukulele, snow sports, and travel.

 

 

 

 

MY DISCUSSION SCHEDULE:
Depression Discussion on Mondays @ 10pm EST
Mindfulness Session on Tuesdays @ 2:30pm EST
ADHD Support Session on Tuesdays @ 8pm EST

 

 

Recent forum posts
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
ADHD Support / by Ady23
Last post
 April 16th, 2017
...See more Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) This post aims to show one bahvioral form of treatment that can be used for children with ADHD [https://www.7cups.com/adhd/]. This can be used in conjuction with medications or on its own. In recent studies, it was found that nearly 20-30% of children do not react positively to medications. Because of this, the controversy of medicating young children, and parental opinions towards medication, caretakers are often driven towards finding other methods of treatment for ADHD (Trout et al., 2007; Verduin, Abikoff, & Kurtz, 2008). PCIT is often chosen as a viable treatment when the child struggles with hyperactivity, aggression, impulsiveness, and noncompliance behaviors. PCIT focuses on the parent-child relationship and aims to teach the parent techniques to better handle the symptoms of ADHD found in their child. The first step of PCIT training is learning to attend to appropriate behaviors and ignore unruly behaviors. After many sessions of practice of this in the therapists office and at home the child will quickly change from negative behavior to positive while being ignored by the parent. The next step is learning about the use of commands and subsequent consequences. Examples of these include praise when the child listen to commands and time out (TO) as a consequence for not following the objective command. The goal is to eventually need less and less TO periods (Verdiun, Abikoff, & Kurtz, 2008). These techniques can be used both at home and in school environments if trained properly. It is important to note that when giving commands to children with ADHD only one command should be given at a time as the ADHD makes completing tasks and understanding multiple directions difficult (Barkley, 1997). Now it is your turn. Tell me what your thoughts are on the PCIT therapy treatment for ADHD.
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thankyou so much for your time
very helpful and comforting.
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Great listener and non judgimental
Ady is a great listener, I can always count on her to be here for me and help me out during out chats! I really appreciate her more than anything! Keep going ady! Love you!
She was very helpful, patient and nice. Really helped me.
Very helpful & steady person. She heard me out & didn't try and pressure me into easy solutions or get frustrated when I said I honestly wasn't ready to make a change. No platitudes. She was really great to talk to.
Really nice and easy to talk to, made an effort to research what was unfamiliar to better understand me and arranged a weekly chat. Couldn't have helped more.
This was one of the best listeners I've had on here!
They responded quickly and made me feel cared about.
Super listener!!!
So helpful! I really needed to just get something off my chest and this listener was brilliant. He/She was very helpful and although didn't give any advice just gave me an opportunity to talk about my problems and actually have someone really listen to them for once. Thank you so much.
It was helpful some maybe coming from a man point of view would understand more but overall great convo and advice
Thanks
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