Revealing the ADHD-Dysautonomia Link: Why POTS, MCAS, EDS, and Hypermobility Show Up So Often – Free Webinar on Oct. 6
Webinar on Oct. 6: The ADHD-Dysautonomia Link
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Webinar October 6: Revealing the ADHD-Dysautonomia Link: Why POTS, MCAS, EDS, and Hypermobility Show Up So Often
ADHD EXPERT WEBINAR
Revealing the ADHD-Dysautonomia Link: Why POTS, MCAS, EDS, and Hypermobility Show Up So Often
EXPERT: Amanda Miller, Ph.D.
DATE & TIME: Tuesday, October 6, 2026 @ 1pm EDT
(12pm CDT; 11am MDT; 10am PDT)   Find it in your time zone >
 
In this webinar, Dr. Amanda Miller will explain how the autonomic nervous system regulates blood flow, cognition, and other core body functions, and what happens when it malfunctions. Attendees will learn how POTS, MCAS, EDS, and joint hypermobility overlap with ADHD, what causes their symptoms, and how each is evaluated. The presentation will also cover treatment options from medications to lifestyle changes and therapies. Attendees will learn:
  • How the autonomic nervous system works, including its role in blood flow and cognition, and what happens when it dysfunctions
  • The different types of dysautonomia and how each is evaluated
  • What causes the symptoms of POTS, MCAS, EDS, and hypermobility, and how they overlap with ADHD symptoms like brain fog and executive dysfunction
  • Treatment options, from pharmaceutical approaches to lifestyle strategies such as diet, exercise, hydration, and physical therapy
  • What the POTS biobank is and how it supports ongoing research
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MEET THE SPEAKER:
Amanda Miller, Ph.D.
Amanda Miller, Ph.D.
Amanda Miller, Ph.D., is a professor of Physical Therapy at Lebanon Valley College where she teaches Neuroscience and research courses to Doctor of Physical Therapy Students. Dr. Miller's research focuses on neural mechanisms of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (hEDS), blood flow regulation, and cognitive dysfunction aka brain fog.

Resources: ADHD, POTS, Gastroparesis & Dysautonomia

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