Recent statistics show that approximately 14.5% of the global population has been exposed to Lyme disease, reflecting an alarming 1 out of 7 people affected. Lyme Disease, often referred to as "the great imitator," is a complex and elusive tick-borne infection not only presents with a variety of symptoms that can resemble those of other diseases but also poses diagnostic challenges, often leading to misdiagnosis and delayed treatment.

Understanding the complex nature of Lyme Disease is therefore essential for both healthcare professionals and the general public to effectively recognize, diagnose, and manage this growing health concern. And so, today's episode revolves around the question: “Can Lyme disease be cured?”

I’m honored to be joined by the esteemed Dr. Richard Horowitz who sheds light on treatments and instills optimism in our journey toward wellness.

For any concerns or inquiries, you may reach out to Dr. Horowitz via email (medical@hvhac.com).

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Discover more of Dr. Horowitz's research and publications by visiting the following links:

● https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35884166/

● https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33105645/

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Rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) represents a significant yet frequently overlooked challenge experienced by many children, especially those with neurodivergent conditions like ADHD. As it often flies under the radar, it may lead parents, educators, and even mental health professionals to overlook its presence, resulting in undiagnosed or untreated emotional distress in affected children.

It is therefore crucial for parents to adapt their parenting approach and provide coping mechanisms suited to the unique needs of these children, rather than relying solely on discipline to alleviate their reactivity. That’s why this episode is important for you!

For those seeking support with rejection sensitive dysphoria, I offer science-backed guidance, tools, and resources to support you and your well-being:https://drroseann.com/.

Check out the following posts for more information:

● Clinical Guide ADHD

● Behavioral Iinterventions ADHD

● Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria and ADHD

● Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria and ADHD

● 10 Essential Coping Skills for ADHD Kids

● 11 Emotional Regulation Activities for Children

● ADHD Self Regulation Strategies

● Fostering Emotional Regulation

For many parents, traditional schooling settings may not adequately address the diverse needs of their children and teens, leading them to explore alternative options. The good news is that in recent years, homeschooling has gained traction as a transformative educational alternative for families with special needs children and teens, offering a tailored approach that caters to their unique learning needs.

However, it's crucial for parents to understand the rules and regulations regarding homeschooling in their area to make informed decisions about extracurricular involvement. By exploring more about homeschooling special needs children in this episode, homeschooling families can make the most of the opportunities available to them.

Explore moreabout the Homeschooling Special Needs Expo here: https://www.iajministries.org/homeschooling-special-needs-expo.html

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