
Cerulli & Associates In The News
Psychology Today: We Need Adult ADHD Guidelines and Objectivity
It’s time to standardize ADHD care in the U.S.
July 20, 2023
CONN TV (national): Dr. Cerulli joins CONN Health Beat to to discuss the importance of managing Adult ADHD
June, 2023
Dr. Theresa Cerulli on the importance of standardizing ADHD care
It’s time to standardize ADHD care in the U.S.
January 26, 2023
Video Webcast: www.HCPLive.com Peer Exchange. Moderator and panelist leading the expert panel discussion “Advances in the Management of ADHD in Adult Population”, 18-episode video series
Oct 26th, 2022
Clinical Care Options: Mood Swings of Mood Disorder? Important Differences in ADHD vs Bipolar Disorder Symptomatolgy
Oct 10, 2022
Video Webcast: www.HCPLive.com Host and Moderator for the HCP Live Peers & Perspectives panel discussion on Adult ADHD, 17-episode video series
March 22nd, 2022
ADDitude Magazine webinar:: Complex ADHD: Understanding, Diagnosing & Treating Comorbidities in Concert
February 1, 2022
How to Help You Student Prepare for Back to School, Especially Children with ADHD
Good News Planet Broadcast, Oct 15, 2021
Clinical Insights Interview on Optimal Management of ADHD in the Pediatric Population – 10 Episode video series
(HCPLive ) Oct 12, 2021
Confronting Myths & Complexities of Pediatric ADHD
Oct 1, 2020
Webcast – Dr. Theresa Cerulli on Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Learning Network for ADHD Awareness Month, Confronting Myths and Complexities of Pediatric ADHD, October 17th, 2020
Around the Practice Live Webinar, Identification and Management of Bipolar Disorder
(Psychiatric Times) Sept 17, 2021
Dr. Theresa Cerulli’s ADHD School Transition Recommendations
Park City Television (PCTV) July 13, 2021
Doc Talk Podcast: Theresa Cerulli, MD: ADHD Students Struggling During COVID-19
(HCP Live, September 21, 2020)
The transition to the school year during the coronavirus pandemic has proven difficult for most every student. But for those with ADHD, the social distancing, mask wearing, and virtual learning component has been particularly challenging.
The Variations of ADHD
(HCP Live, September 15, 2020 — Video Clip)
Advances in the Management of Complex ADHD in Pediatric Patients
ADHD Management: Non-pharmacological Approach
(HCP Live, September 15, 2020 — Video Clip)
Advances in the Management of Complex ADHD in Pediatric Patients
ADHD Difficulties During Coronavirus Pandemic
(HCP Live, September 15, 2020 — Video Clip)
Advances in the Management of Complex ADHD in Pediatric Patients
Your Child Just Received an ADHD Diagnosis — Now What?r
(sheknows, September 8, 2020 — Video Clip)
Even if you had suspected that your child has ADHD, getting the actual diagnosis from the doctor can leave you with mixed emotions — and a lot of questions. Of course you want what’s best for your child, but how can you support them and take care of yourself? As it turns out, it all goes hand-in-hand.
The Most Important ADHD Symptoms Parents Should Look Out For
(sheknows, August 31, 2020 — Video Clip)
As a parent, it can be hard not to compare your child to their peers. Whether it’s developmental milestones, grades in school, or behavior, we know there’s no such thing as “normal,” but at the same time, we want to make sure that our kids are getting the support they need. At a time when it seems like a lot of kids are being diagnosed with ADHD, you may be wondering what signs or symptoms you should look out for. Here’s what you need to know.
Managing ADHD During COVID-19
(HCP Live, May 22, 2020 — Video Clip)
Treatment Landscape for the Management of ADHD
Accurately Diagnosing ADHD
(HCP Live, May 22, 2020 — Video Clip)
Treatment Landscape for the Management of ADHD
Live Radio interview Ogallala Nebraska - 8/3/2016
Live Radio interview - 8/3/2016 WCXZ
Dr. Cerulli BKJPP Symposium Interview, Mainz, Germany
10/15/2015
ADHD Medical Crossfire, Hosted by Dr. Theresa Cerulli – Segment 2 of 5
Apr 11, 2014
Dr. Theresa Cerulli hosts this dynamic crossfire discussion on ADHD with other esteemed medical experts. Segment Two: “Misuse, Abuse and Risks of ADHD Medications.” (Segment 2 of 5)
ADHD Medical Crossfire, Hosted by Dr. Theresa Cerulli (Segment 4 of 5)
Apr 11, 2014
Dr. Theresa Cerulli hosts this dynamic crossfire discussion on ADHD with other esteemed medical experts. Segment Five: “Diagnosis and Assessment Tools in ADHD” (Segment 4 of 5)
Dr. Theresa Cerulli on CNPH Healthline – Segment 2
Apr 8, 2014
Dr. Theresa Cerulli and ADD Coach, Mary Hurwitz, discuss executive functioning and time management aspects of ADHD
Dr. Mallika Marshall Interviews Dr. Theresa Cerulli on The Quotient System
(NECN, February 27, 2013 — Video Clip)
There has been a sharp rise in the number of ER visits involving medication for Attention Deficit Disorder. According to the substance abuse and mental health services administration, that number has more than doubled between 2005 and 2010. A diagnostic test developed in Massachusetts is aimed at stopping ADHD drug abuse before it starts. It’s easy to take, and – more importantly – it’s harder to fool. NECN’s Health Expert Dr. Mallika Marshall speaks more on The Quotient System.
ADHD Live Hosted by Matt Rosenberg, MD: Guests Include Dr. Theresa Cerulli
(Air date: September 2010 — Video Clips, 2 Segments)
(Discussion, Segment 2) – Dr. Theresa Cerulli joins a panel of esteemed clinicians for Segment 2 of this discussion on ADHD Live, hosted by Dr. Matt Rosenberg. The panel discusses how to ID patients with ADHD with an emphasis on school-aged children:
Teens Faking ADHD Just To Get The Drugs?
(NECN, June 2nd, 2010 – Video Clip)
A 2009 study in the American Journal of Pediatrics found that abuse of prescription stimulants by teenagers and young adults rose 76% since 1998. A growing number of young people are faking symptoms to get the ADHD medication.
Some physicians are turning to the Quotient ADHD system to weed out drug-seekers pretending to have the disorder.
Dr. Theresa Cerulli and Professional Dancer Karina Smirnoff on ADHD
(WHSV Channel 3 News, Harrisonburg, VA, 2009 — Video Clip)
Renowned professional dancer Karina Smirnoff of “Dancing with the Stars” suffered from symptoms of hyperactivity all her young life, but she and her family initially had no idea what these symptoms meant. Later testing as an adult confirmed that Smirnoff did indeed have ADHD. Here, Dr. Theresa Cerulli and Ms. Smirnoff talk candidly about the disorder and the importance of diagnosis and treatment in both children and adults.
ABC’s Ali Gorman Talks with Dr. Theresa Cerulli: The Quotient System
(ABC Action News, Delaware, 2009 — Video Clip)
ABC’s Alli Gorman talks to psychiatrist Dr. Theresa Cerulli and her young patient about the first FDA cleared objective test for ADHD: The Quotient System.
Dr. Theresa Cerulli on CNPH Healthline — Diagnosing & Treating Adult ADD
(CNPH Healthline, Philadelphia, PA, August 7, 2007 — Video Clip)
Recognizing ADD in adults can be a challenge, but with the right testing, symptoms such as missed deadlines, communication problems, inattention, and restlessness can all be keys to diagnosing ADD in adults. The nuances of diagnosing adults for ADD are discussed by Dr. Theresa Cerulli.
She Plays as if She’s a Foot Taller
(Winter, 2021 – Additude Magazine Article)
My mantra for raising my passionate, athletic daughter with ADHD an anger management issues is: “be the guard rails, not the driver.”
What Is Complex ADHD? Symptoms,
Diagnosis & Treatment
(July 14, 2021 – Additude Magazine Article)
ADHD rarely occurs in isolation. Most children and adults with ADHD have one or more co-occurring conditions, which almost always impact treatment and outcomes. “Complex ADHD” is a relatively new term that reflects this phenomenon. Here, learn more about complex ADHD, including how it is diagnosed, and how clinicians should approach treatment.
Hot Topics in ADHD
(December 11th, 2020 – Article)
The primary purpose of this review is to discover how ADHD impacts athletes and how ADHD symptoms are affected by sports and athletic activities. Medications used to treat ADHD are known to have potential side effects that may negatively affect athletes.
Navigating Complex ADHD in Children and Teens In Uncertain Times
(October 6th, 2020 – Article)
In my 20-plus years in the field of psychiatry, I’ve had the opportunity to treat a wide variety of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) patients. I have seen firsthand that there’s more to ADHD than hyperactivity, impulsivity and inattentiveness and the path to diagnosis and proper treatment regimens is often not straightforward.
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News on Neuroplasticity
The Brain That Can After reading the book The Brain that Changes Itself, by Norman Doidge (2007) I have been convinced that my longstanding views on the capacity of the brain to change are frankly, wrong. I have worked in brain injury rehabilitation for a good...
A New Way to Help Change Your Behavior
David told me he needed help getting things done on time, but when I started talking with him about how he managed the details of his life, he stopped talking about changing and started talking about how he had always been late and would never change. “I always say I...
Unplug to Plug In
Entrepreneurs and business people I work with often ask me for help “being a better dad,” or “being a better partner/spouse.” These high-energy, on-the-go people want to find ways to have more connection with their children and spouses. I asked one owner of a...
Telling Stories
“We were at the store and she began telling me that I couldn’t buy the lawn mower. But I wasn’t going to buy it; I was just asking to see if I could get a discount. She got moody and…” I surprise many of my new coaching clients when I tell them we’re going to skip the...
ADHD and Sleep
Children and adults with AD/HD may frequently experience problems with sleep. You may know this all too well in your family. Many people have difficultly falling asleep while others nod off easily, but then wake frequently during the night. Unfortunately the resulting...
The Power of Connection
As a therapist, one of my primary professional responsibilities is to help others see the need for, and to seek out, connection to others. Being in “relationship” with other souls is at the very heart of emotional health. We are social beings and therefore we require...
One Approach to Procrastination
If you tend to procrastinate until a deadline is on top of you and forcing you to get things done, and you know this is hurting the quality of your work, causing stress to you and probably to your clients, boss or family, then how do you stop procrastinating about...
Mindfulness Training
When I began studying mindfulness, what struck me most interesting was how regular practice in “paying attention” allowed one to be more efficient. When you’re in the present tense you’re hot on the task at hand. But a recent review of my books by Ellen Langer ,in...
Couples Coaching
What is “Couples Coaching”? Many of my clients who have ADD have exasperated spouses who are upset with them about starting too many projects and finishing too few, interrupting mid sentence, being late, losing keys, cell phone, etc.… I’m sure you can add to this...
On Second Thought…
Some interesting research shows that on first impulse we usually tend to overrate but occasionally underrate our abilities, and it’s only after a moment’s reflection, in which our brain gets a chance to bring its full cognitive capabilities to the evaluation, that we...
A New Non-Stimulant Medication for ADHD
INTUNIV is the new long-acting, non-stimulant medication approved in the fall of 2009 by the FDA for treating ADHD. Studies on Intuniv were completed for children and adolescents, ages 6-17 years old. What you need to know about Intuniv: • A long-acting, once daily...
Listening for Leaders
I happen to catch the Green Beret Qualification trials on the Discovery Channel last week. Tirelessly, these sleep-deprived candidates had to climb walls, run through sewers, jog for miles with 150lb back packs. During one maneuver the group was divided into...