Dr. Russell Barkley

Mentioned in 5 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

Appears On

The ADHD Parenting Podcast Ologies with Alie Ward

Episode Appearances

The ADHD Parenting Podcast · Apr 29, 2026

Why ADHD Kids Struggle with Reading and Writing

“Leading ADHD researcher cited extensively for work on nonverbal working memory, mental imagery, and executive functioning”

Working Memory Deficits in ADHDNonverbal Working Memory and Mental ImageryVerbal Working Memory and Internal Dialogue

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The ADHD Parenting Podcast · Mar 25, 2026

Stepping Into Your Parental Authority

“Cited for nature vs. nurture perspective on parenting; parents as shepherds rather than engineers of child development”

Authoritative vs. Permissive vs. Authoritarian Parenting StylesADHD Symptom Management Through Parenting ApproachesBehavioral Parent Training as Evidence-Based Treatment

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The ADHD Parenting Podcast · Feb 11, 2026

How Kids With ADHD Build the Internal Skills Needed for Independence

“Cited as foundational researcher on ADHD as self-regulation deficit disorder; work referenced throughout episode”

Executive Functioning as Internal Skills ModelSelf-Awareness Development in ADHD ChildrenSelf-Regulation of Emotions and Behavior

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The ADHD Parenting Podcast · Jan 28, 2026

Answering Parents' Questions

“Referenced for insights on peer forgiveness, ADHD as chronic condition requiring consistent treatment, and social impact of abrasiveness”

Parental accommodation and SPACE (Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions) trainingADHD medication consistency and SSRI withdrawal symptomsStimulant medication side effects (Adderall irritability vs. alternatives)

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Ologies with Alie Ward · Dec 24, 2025

Attention-Deficit Neuropsychology (ADHD) Part 1 Encore with Russell Barkley

“Internationally recognized ADHD researcher, clinical neuropsychologist, and author of multiple ADHD books; primary expert interviewed”

ADHD Neurobiology and Executive Function DeficitsGenetic and Acquired Causes of ADHDDopamine, Norepinephrine, and Alpha-2 Receptor Signaling in ADHD

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