Radically Genuine with Dr Roger Mcfillin
Radically Genuine with Dr Roger Mcfillin
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New Episode 10/23: The ADHD Debate NO ONE is Having

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October 22, 2025

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Dr. Roger McFillin sits down with Columbia University psychiatrist Dr. Ryan Sultan for a heated debate on ADHD, overdiagnosis, and the truth behind modern psychiatry.

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Dr. Roger McFillin is a Clinical Psychologist with over two decades of experience. This show challenges mainstream mental health narratives with unfiltered insights and evidence-based strategies. It’s not just another self-help podcast, it’s a direct exploration of what it takes to overcome life’s toughest challenges without the limitations of traditional therapy-speak.

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