“I tell people just start with basics. So number one, know your patterns. ... when do you sleep? When do you eat? ...”

Dr. Sasha Hamdani · Habits and Hustle · Episode 597: Dr. Sasha Hamdani: ADHD, Rejection & Being Too Sensitive: Why You Feel Everything So Deeply

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Advises patients to first map their basic patterns (sleep, eating, exercise) to identify gaps for ADHD management

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