CADDRA Fireside Chat
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CADDRA members are invited to join the 2023 series of free, member-only, virtual Fireside Chats. This is an interactive session and attendees are encouraged to ask questions and get involved in the discussion. In our third Fireside Chat of 2023, “ADHD and ASD: Similarities, Differences, Next Directions”, Dr. Scott McLeod and Dr. Kyle Sue share their expertise and answer audience questions on the assessment and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD.
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ADHD and ASD: Similarities, Differences, Next Directions with Dr. Scott McLeod and Dr. Kyle Sue
Thursday June 1, 2023
8: p.m. – 9: p.m. Eastern Standard Time
Online – Zoom
About this Session
In this session relevant topics related to co-occurring attention deficits within Autism Spectrum Disorder will be discussed. Key concepts will include: the overlap and differences in symptoms between ADHD and ASD, diagnostic dilemmas posed in individuals presenting with concerns in these areas, how dual-diagnosis may influence treatment decisions, and how symptoms change over the lifespan. We expect this fireside chat will be of particular interest to those grappling with the challenge of providing excellent ADHD services in the context of co-occurring developmental conditions.
Guest Speakers
Scott McLeod, MD, FRCPC, is a Developmental Pediatrician at the Alberta Children’s Hospital in Calgary, AB. He is program director of the Developmental Pediatrics Residency Training Program at the University of Calgary, where he specializes in the assessment and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, and ADHD. He received his medical degree from the University of Alberta and went on to complete a graduate degree in Medical Education from Johns Hopkins University. He maintains an active interest in developing evidence-informed practice guidelines through the Canadian Pediatric Society, and recently joined CADDRA in 2022 serving on the Education Committee.
Dr. Kyle Sue-Milne splits his time between the University of Alberta’s Division of Developmental Pediatrics and Division of iHOPE (Immunology, Hematology-Oncology, Palliative Care, Environmental Medicine). Within Developmental Pediatrics, he works in the Pediatric FASD Assessment Service, the Infant and Preschool Assessment Service (IPAS), and the School-Age Neurodevelopmental Assessment Clinic (SNAC). Within iHOPE, he works with the ASSIST (Aid for Symptoms in Serious Illness Support Team) program at the Stollery Children’s Hospital. He is also a rural/remote general practitioner in NWT. He completed his rural family medicine residency at Memorial University of Newfoundland. After residency, he completed two fellowships in Developmental Disabilities at Queen’s University and the University of British Columbia. He also completed a fellowship in Pediatric Pain Medicine at the University of British Columbia. His next fellowship was in Adult and Pediatric Palliative Care at the University of Ottawa. He also completed graduate studies in Rehabilitation Medicine (Pain Management) at the University of Alberta, and a Master’s degree in Health Management through McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business / School of Rehabilitation.
About CADDRA Fireside Chats
CADDRA’s series of member-only Fireside Chats are free one-hour online discussions on a particular topic hosted on zoom every two months feature leading health practitioners and researchers in the field of ADHD. The Fireside Chats are informal chats between a moderator and a guest and audience participation through questions is encouraged. Fireside chats will not be recorded. Space is limited.