The author makes some interesting points, but when I read this… > But I’ve had patients with ADHD ask me to certify their snake. Sorry, I refuse to believe a s

The author makes some interesting points, but when I read this… > But I’ve had patients with ADHD ask me to certify their snake. Sorry, I refuse to believe a snake can help you with ADHD … I have more confidence in their class analysis than their clinical understanding of their own patients. I mean, I don’t personally have a snake, but I don’t see why it’s far fetched that having one would be helpful for managing my ADHD. It seems so obviously plausible that I don’t even know where I’d start trying to chip away at the refusal to believe it.