Leki na ADHD: Czy to wspomaganie mózgu czy już zmienianie osobowości?
Podcast różnoPODOBNI
15,036 views
ADHD medications are one of the most polarizing topics in neurodiversity. On the one hand, we hear stories of people whose quality of life has been transformed by pharmacotherapy, and on the other, we hear a multitude of fears, myths, and very polarized opinions, often unrelated to current medical knowledge.
In this episode, Magdalena Daniłoś speaks with Mikołaj Centkowski, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist who combines the two worlds of pharmacotherapy and psychological work, allowing him to present a complete picture of ADHD treatment, not just a partial one.
Our guest discusses how medications work at the biological level, what they change in daily functioning, the most common myths, and why so many people fear them despite the growing body of evidence demonstrating their effectiveness.
It also touches on more difficult topics that are rarely discussed openly: the loss of "spark," identity change, the impact of medications on creativity, the relationship with stress and productivity, and the moment when a person stops operating under "constant stress" and must learn to use completely different resources than before.
This episode isn't meant to convince you to start pharmacotherapy, but rather to give you the tools to make informed decisions, understand the mechanisms, and ask the right questions – of yourself and your doctor.
You'll learn, among other things:
– How ADHD medications work and why the effect can be felt even the same day
– What are the differences between different forms of pharmacotherapy and how to choose the right treatment
– The most common myths (and their origins)
– Side effects and how to monitor them
– ADHD + depression, anxiety, addictions – What treatment looks like when they co-occur
– Do medications "take away creativity" and what really changes when they do
– Why medications are a support (not a solution) and what role psychotherapy plays
– What you can expect from your first visit to a psychiatrist and what you should NOT be afraid of
We also invite you to ask questions in the comments – if anything still bothers you after this episode, we'll schedule an additional LIVE meeting where Mikołaj will answer any additional questions you may have. 😊
⸻
Disclaimer
The content contained in the różnoPOBOBNI podcast is for informational and educational purposes only, reflecting the personal views of the authors, and should not be considered official health or medical advice. The information presented in the podcast does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
The podcast authors are not responsible for any decisions made by listeners based on the content of the podcast.
Before deciding to pursue a specific therapy or medication, be sure to consult a doctor.
Follow Mikołaj:
👉 Instagram: mikolajcentkowski
Follow us!
👉 @roznopodobni_podcast
👉 Instagram: roznopodobni
👉 Facebook: roznopodobni
👉 https://open.spotify.com/show/0uZLNa1...
20 Comments
Od prawie 3 lat od kiedy zdiagnozowałam się i włączyłam leki jestem bez, bez, bez...
Bez narkotyków, bez alkoholu, bez kawy i bez poczucia że nie pasuje... za mało sie o tym mowi... terapia nfz szczególnie grupowa jest niedopasowana dla osób "atypowych"
Dziękuję i pozdrawiam
watek BARDZO CIEKAWY :)
Zabrakło mi tu rozwinięcia kwestii stosowania w leczeniu Atomoksektyny i Bupropionu.
O ile na temat Medikinetu, tego jak działa, jaka jest dynamika jego działania, czego można się po nim spodziewać było bardzo dużo powiedziane. To o Atomoksetynie było tylko wspomniane, a o Bupropionie nic...
Bardzo brakuje mi rzetelnych i wyczerpujących informacji na temat stosowania tych leków w ADHD.
W szczególności, aktualnie właśnie Bupropionu, ponieważ Atomoksetynie mimo korzystnego wpływu powodowała bardzo silne i nieprzyjemne skutki uboczne i musiała zostać odstawiona.
Leki na ADHD: Czy to wspomaganie mózgu czy już zmienianie osobowości?
Podcast różnoPODOBNI
15,036 views
ADHD medications are one of the most polarizing topics in neurodiversity. On the one hand, we hear stories of people whose quality of life has been transformed by pharmacotherapy, and on the other, we hear a multitude of fears, myths, and very polarized opinions, often unrelated to current medical knowledge.
In this episode, Magdalena Daniłoś speaks with Mikołaj Centkowski, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist who combines the two worlds of pharmacotherapy and psychological work, allowing him to present a complete picture of ADHD treatment, not just a partial one.
Our guest discusses how medications work at the biological level, what they change in daily functioning, the most common myths, and why so many people fear them despite the growing body of evidence demonstrating their effectiveness.
It also touches on more difficult topics that are rarely discussed openly: the loss of "spark," identity change, the impact of medications on creativity, the relationship with stress and productivity, and the moment when a person stops operating under "constant stress" and must learn to use completely different resources than before.
This episode isn't meant to convince you to start pharmacotherapy, but rather to give you the tools to make informed decisions, understand the mechanisms, and ask the right questions – of yourself and your doctor.
You'll learn, among other things:
– How ADHD medications work and why the effect can be felt even the same day
– What are the differences between different forms of pharmacotherapy and how to choose the right treatment
– The most common myths (and their origins)
– Side effects and how to monitor them
– ADHD + depression, anxiety, addictions – What treatment looks like when they co-occur
– Do medications "take away creativity" and what really changes when they do
– Why medications are a support (not a solution) and what role psychotherapy plays
– What you can expect from your first visit to a psychiatrist and what you should NOT be afraid of
We also invite you to ask questions in the comments – if anything still bothers you after this episode, we'll schedule an additional LIVE meeting where Mikołaj will answer any additional questions you may have. 😊
⸻
Disclaimer
The content contained in the różnoPOBOBNI podcast is for informational and educational purposes only, reflecting the personal views of the authors, and should not be considered official health or medical advice. The information presented in the podcast does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
The podcast authors are not responsible for any decisions made by listeners based on the content of the podcast.
Before deciding to pursue a specific therapy or medication, be sure to consult a doctor.
Follow Mikołaj:
👉 Instagram: mikolajcentkowski
Follow us!
👉 @roznopodobni_podcast
👉 Instagram: roznopodobni
👉 Facebook: roznopodobni
👉 https://open.spotify.com/show/0uZLNa1...