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Conquering Clutter with ADHD: Megs Crawford Shares Organising Tips that Work

Is it possible to declutter without losing what you value? ADHD organizing coach Megs Crawford is going to show us the way! Listen now as she shares her strategies to conquer clutter and maintain a space that works for your ADHD brain—not against it.

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How Google’s Lisa Ballard Closes High-Value Deals with ADHD: Secrets to Success in Tech

Looking for an episode about finding balance with ADHD and embracing the way we’re wired?! Listen now for that conversation with Lisa Ballard, Director at Google Cloud! See you inside...

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Author & Former Publisher E. Prybylski on Words and Creativity

Get an insider’s look into the world of writing and publishing! E. Prybylski shares valuable insights and strategies, especially for the super relatable ADHD experience of getting stuck. See you inside...

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Pelvic Floor PT Dr. Anna Burns on ADHD throughout Motherhood

Dr. Anna Burns is here to speak directly to ADHD'ers about female hormones and Come find out why this Physical Therapist has decided to work with ADHD moms specifically! See you inside...

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Authentic PR's Kathryn Palmer: AuDHD Stigma, RSD and the Reward of Masking

Founder of Authentic PR & Marketing, Kathryn Palmer, sat down to share her own diagnosis struggles, and along the way offers neurodivergent affirming strategies to self-accommodate. See you inside...

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Tabletop Game Designer Chris Backe: Imagining an Unconventional Career

Fellow neurodivergent Chris Backe joins The ADHD Skills Lab to share insights into his unconventional career as a tabletop game designer and founder of Entro Games. See you inside!

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Media Psychologist Leslie Poston: "Do it Late" - Interview in The ADHD Skills Lab

Warning: this episode made me cry, let me know if it gets you too! Leslie and Skye chat through a day in the life of an entrepreneur who wears many hats. Come get some self-accommodation ideas! See you inside...

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Netflix Screenwriter Heather Taylor: Interview in The ADHD Skills Lab

Heather A. Taylor, screenwriter and co-host of the Braaains podcast, joins us in The ADHD Skills Lab for a lively and candid conversation. Listen up for some incredible new metaphors to describe the ADHD lived experience. See you inside...

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Interview with Jeremy Didier - President of CHADD: Small Beginnings and ADHD Strategies

Jeremy Didier, President of CHADD's Board of Directors, joined us in The ADHD Skills Lab for one of the most strategy-heavy episodes recorded here to date. Get ready to make some notes, and I'll see you inside...

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Sensory Processing and ADHD: I can't hear you, my socks are wet [Research Recap]

Ever think about how much stimuli you process in one day? Estimates put this at millions of bits of information per second, but we consciously notice less than a hundred. Come learn why this hidden processing cost can be a serious concern for ADHD'ers and discover what to do about it. See you inside...

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Sleep & Gaming with ADHD: Research Recap

When academics openly choose to "deviate from the requirements," it makes for interesting conversation. This week's Research Recap in The ADHD Skills Lab looks at sleep and gaming disorders, with a heavy emphasis on what this means and what you can do. See you inside...

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ADHD Emotions: The Chicken or the Egg Dilemma [Research Recap]

Which came first... symptoms of Anxiety/Depression or ADHD? For years, the consensus was to treat the anxiety/depression first in the hopes the ADHD symptoms would clear up. But, what if that was wrong? Join us in this week's Research Recap as we dive into this and other fascinating finds. See you inside...

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ADHD Stigma - Do you feel weird? same... - Research Recap

Do you ever walk into a room and realize you're just different from everyone else there... and they know it too? Yeah.. unfortunately, ADHD be like that sometimes, and the research we're talking about this week backs that up. Buckle up, grab some tissues, and listen up because we're getting personal and talking stigma with ADHD. *Read full description for TW/CW*

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Research Recap: Treatment for ADHD - Are you receiving the gold standard?!

There can be more to ADHD treatment than meds or therapy; think you know the gold standard for managing it? Listen to this weeks episode to find out! You might be surprised to hear how few people are actually receiving it.

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Research Recap: Navigating the Maze of ADHD and Emotional Dysregulation

Ever wonder how ADHD impacts your emotional reactions? We're diving into the complex relationship between ADHD and self-regulation in this week's Research Recap. Tune in now to discover how to improve your grounding routines!

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Research Recap: From Brain Structure to Daily Difficulties, ADHD Impacts It All!

Dive into this week's research discussion on the functional and structural differences of ADHD brains and discover why finding the right, tailored supports is crucial to success!

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Research Recap: tCDS and Stress Proteins – Beyond the Hype

Dive into the latest on tCDS treatment and stress proteins with us at the ADHD Skills Lab! We'll cut right through the jargon to reveal what it means for you!

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Research Recap: The Nuances of Hyperfocus & AI's Diagnostic Revolution

Dive into the world of ADHD research with Sarah and Skye as we explore hyperfocus and unveil how AI could revolutionize diagnostics. A must-listen for insights on the future of ADHD!

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Research Recap: Achievement goals aren't the answer for ADHD and what to do instead

This week, I was excited to pull a little something from our archives for a deep ADHD dive into motivation theory and completing your goals with ADHD.

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ADHD Research Recap: Does masking mean ADHD looks different in adulthood?

Are ADHD symptoms more severe in childhood? Does the ability to mask mean symptoms are more manageable? How do we test the link between ADHD and depression? To what extent do methodical limitations undermine ADHD research?

These are just some of the questions answered in this week’s research recap. Join us to get to the bottom of the biggest topics in the world of ADHD right now.

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ADHD Research Recap: Is ADHD related to trauma in childhood?

In today's research recap, we discuss the outcomes of early methylphenidate treatment on mood and emotional regulation. Then, we delve into how childhood trauma impacts ADHD symptoms into adulthood before hearing from adults with ADHD who challenge what ADHD should be called.

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ADHD Insights: How to manage your thoughts and self-regulate

This week, Sarah and Skye dig into papers on avoidant automatic thoughts and the role of genetics in ADHD and autism. They also share tips from the ADHD Academy on self-regulating in the moment.
Hit play for the latest research -- stay tuned for ADHD support strategies that stick!

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ADHD Research Recap: Emotional challenges, late diagnosis, and internet addiction

Join Skye and Sarah as they discuss how well ADHD research reflects the nuances of neurodiversity. The pair talk increased cognitive effort in emotional regulation, commonalities among late-diagnosed women and a potential link to internet addiction.

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ADHD Research Insights: Dyslexia, dyscalculia and subclinical symptoms

Join Sarah and Skye as they explore the potential links between ADHD and dyslexia, dyscalculia and other neurodivergence. The pair also discuss the individual differences in ADHD traits and how they present across the wider population. Could ADHD symptoms be a bell curve? Tune in to find out.

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ADHD Research Recap: Exploring the Genetics of ADHD

Join Skye and Sarah for a research recap and discussion of two research papers on ADHD and genetics. One paper investigates the role of microRNA in ADHD, while the other is a meta-analysis identifying 27 risk loci.

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ADHD Research Recap: Emotional dysregulation, white matter and working from home

This week, Sarah and Skye take a deep dive into emotional dysregulation, the impact of home working during the pandemic and the inner workings of the ADHD brain. Hit play and let’s get into it!

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ADHD insights: COVID-19 pandemic, sleep patterns

This week, Sarah and Skye are looking at the sleep patterns and circadian rhythms of those of us with ADHD. They also look at the impact of COVID-19 on ADHD symptoms and behaviours.

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ADHD Research Recap: Practical support strategies and stressed out study life

This week, Sarah and Skye look at what’s behind common ADHD behaviours, discuss research-backed strategies to support life with ADHD and explore how medical student stress levels impact self-reporting. Hit play and let’s get started!

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ADHD Research Recap: Emotional dysregulation across genders, internet-delivered therapies, self-reporting and diagnosis

This week Sarah and Skye discuss gender differences in ADHD, the latest in internet-delivered ADHD therapy, and a controversial study on self-reporting symptoms and diagnosis.

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ADHD Research recap: Hyperactivity, biometric changes and the benefits of ADHD coaching

Join Sarah and Skye for another Research Recap. This week, they discuss hyperactivity, brain scans, the potential risks of undiagnosed ADHD and autism, and the benefits of ADHD coaching for all.

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ADHD research recap: Motivation, procrastination and the childhood experience

This week, Sarah and Skye unpack a theory behind why people with ADHD procrastinate and outline the struggles behind getting an ADHD diagnosis in adulthood. They then delve into the latest research into ADHD and genetic differences and spotlight some opportunities for future ADHD diagnosis. Come for the latest research, stay for the practical strategies and shared experiences.

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ADHD Research recap: Inertia, distraction and links to obesity

Join Sarah and Skye for another Research Recap. This week, they discuss the potential for ADHD as a marker of obesity, pick over the mechanics of distraction and examine how sleep inertia can make mornings a challenge.

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ADHD Research Recap: Does ADHD change over time?

Skye and Sarah look at the latest research on ADHD during middle childhood. They explore the connection between how ADHD is experienced at different stages of life and ask whether it can change over time.

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Research Recap: ADHD motivation and the emotional experience of being undiagnosed

This week, Sarah and Skye examine what motivates us to achieve with ADHD before discussing a heart-wrenching but ultimately uplifting paper which outlines the effects of late ADHD diagnosis in women. Come for the latest research, stay for the practical strategies and shared experiences.

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ADHD Research Recap: Executive functioning, time perception and a new attention disorder

In today's episode of research recap, we examine the effect of mind-body interventions on symptoms of ADHD and discuss our attempts at mindfulness. We also cover the controversial link between Sluggish Cognitive Tempo and ADHD diagnosis and examine an interesting study into how people with ADHD perceive time.

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ADHD Research recap: Father-child interactions and emotional dysregulation

This week we're discussing the latest research on emotional dysregulation, executive function, and how they affect many of us with ADHD.

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Research Recap: ADHD Combined Diagnosis and Brain Imaging

Join Skye and Sarah for an in-depth chat about two papers in what might be called the opposite ends of the academic spectrum.

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Research Recap: Perfectionism and Executive Functioning with ADHD

Sarah and Skye recap the latest ADHD research, from perfectionism to executive functioning.

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Coming Soon: Practical Strategies for Adult ADHD

Practical strategies, research, and real-life experiences to help you navigate life with ADHD.

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ADHD & Finances: More Than Just Impulsivity?!

Impulse spending is a product of more than just ADHD impulsivity, and we’re excited to untangle what that means! See you inside...

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ADHD and ASD: If you're confused, so are the experts

Have you ever heard there may be a connection between ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)? This episode looks at current research and expert opinions to bring you the latest on this contentious topic. See you inside...

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The Scientific Community has the floor... Adapting Treatment Methods for Adult ADHD [Research Recap]

Wondering about treatment for adult ADHD? You should listen to this one! We highlight some observational recommendations from the scientific community while reviewing studies on the impact of different treatment methods. See you inside...

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The cat's out of the bag... Atypical Communication in ADHD [Research Recap]

Imagine a world where your voice could be analyzed for diagnostic purposes... it's not as far out as it seems. I can't believe both these papers exist at the same time and I'm so excited to share them with you! See you inside...

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Deconstructing ADHD Diagnostics: How do we get to diagnosis? [Research Recap]

We talk about the diagnostic process a lot on this show, but today we are looking at research focused on the improvements being made in this area. From the screener tool to the in-office procedure, no step in this process is safe from quality improvement initiatives! See you inside...

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Deep Dive into Dopamine [Research Recap]

Two non-neuroscientists chat about dopamine and ADHD! How has this research changed in the last decade and why do we even care? Hope to see you inside...

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Rethinking the DSM: A new approach from the HiTOP model

Ever wonder what psychology and diagnostics could look like in a world without the DSM? Some researchers have been exploring this for about 10 years! Get ready to hear about the HiTOP model and its potential implications in the future of this field. Don't miss the working memory strategies at the end! See you inside...

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Snapshot of an ADHD Diagnosis Around the World [Research Recap]

We're examining ADHD prevalence rates on both macro and micro levels! If you're curious about ADHD diagnoses worldwide (or at least in the 42 countries covered in this study), this is the episode for you. See you inside...

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Attachment Style & ADHD: What does it mean for neurodiversity? [Research Recap]

Ready for another chicken or the egg question? This week's topic: attachment styles & ADHD, but it's probably not what you think. Hope you're ready to explore the transactional relationship between ADHD neurobiology and one's life experiences! See you inside...

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ADHD BBC Documentary One Year Later: "Is it really too easy to be diagnosed with ADHD?" Interview with Lucy Robinson

Is it really too easy to be diagnosed with ADHD? That's not what I've heard... Come listen to Lucy Robinson chat with The ADHD Skills Lab about the 2023 BBC exposé that shook the ADHD community in the UK and beyond. See you inside...

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Harnessing Impulsivity: Live in The ADHD Skills Lab with Jamie Cutino

Have you ever turned your impulsivity into an asset? We’ve all felt the sting of a hasty decision gone wrong, but this week’s guest, Jamie Cutino, is here to tell you why impulsive action can be one of her greatest ADHD strengths. Join us in The ADHD Skills Lab LIVE to witness Jamie’s vulnerability and infectious enthusiasm firsthand. See you inside...

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Neurodiversify Your Time & Task Management - LIVE Interview with Marie Ng

Neurodiversify your time management portfolio with us this week on The ADHD Skills Lab! Marie Ng, founder of Llama Life, sits down to generously share strategies, tools, and personal connections to help those with ADHD move more easily throughout their day. See you inside...

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Mastering your Environment with ADHD: LIVE Interview with Stephanie Scheller

Are chronic sensory issues holding you back? Tune in as Stephanie Scheller, founder of GrowDisrupt, guides The ADHD Skills Lab on mastering your environment! Learn how to transform your space into a DIY lab for classical conditioning to enhance focus and productivity.

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AI & ADHD Support: Interview with Tobie Langel

Looking for a convo packed with insights on Machine Learning Models (AI) and ADHD? The ADHD Skills Lab sat down with Tobie Langel to bring you an episode packed with research, policy discussions, and personal stories. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording!

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LIVE with ADHD Jesse: a sneak-peek into "Extra Focus"

Check out this LIVE interview with ADHD Jesse, author of "Extra Focus," joined by members of our ADHD Academy community! Find out why this book is being called an "early survival guide to ADHD diagnosis!" RSVP to our next live recording - find the link inside!

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LIVE with Conor Doyle and the ADHD Academy!

Short description: Listen now to our first Live Podcast with guest, Conor Doyle, founder of Conor James Education, joined by members of the ADHD Academy! Find out how to transform your routines amidst the chaos of unpredictability.

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How Building an App led to an ADHD Diagnosis- with Eugene Yao

From designing a productivity app to receiving an ADHD diagnosis; listen along as Eugene Yao, founder of Forget.work, visits the Skills Lab to chat about his experience and the strategies that support him.

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Is ADHD a disorder? Interview with Simon Mundie

This week in the Skills Lab, we're excited to host renowned journalist and author of 'Champion Thinking,' Simon Mundie. Listen along as we challenge the “disorder” terminology and learn to harness the intrinsic joy of the “flow” state.

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Not Your Neurotypical Yoga! With ADHD Academy Member Whitney Spettel

Certified yoga teacher Whitney Spettel joins us to explore the research-backed benefits of the practice for those with ADHD. She also shares her experience with the ADHD Academy community and the strategies she puts in place to deal with emotional dysregulation.

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ADHD expert interview: Kristen Carder on emotional intelligence, self-regulation and business ownership

ADHD is not a buzzword to Kristen Carder. It's her life's work. She’s a top podcast host, an internationally-recognised life coach and an all-round ADHD expert.

She joins us on this week’s show to share her most successful emotional self-regulation strategies and discusses the right time to ask for support. Spoiler alert: It’s always before you think you need it.

Hit the play and dive right in!

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Learn talking strategies with an ADHD couple

We welcome our first couple with ADHD on this week's podcast. Shoda and Ollie host a podcast called Mindfully ADHD, where they try different strategies and dissect how well they worked.

They join us to discuss the power of radical self acceptance and share the ways they work together to live an ADHD-friendly life.

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Writing with ADHD: How to get started and stay consistent with Katy Forde

Skye and Sarah are joined by Australian playwright Katy Forde for an open and honest discussion on the challenges of being a writer with ADHD. Katy explains how her daily rituals help her get started and stay consistent. She also offers practical tips and advice for anyone wishing to take on the often perilous journey of professional writing.

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ADHD-friendly working and the power of asking questions with ADHD coach Karen

Skye and Sarah are joined by Unconventional Organisation Head Coach Karen Axxx to talk diagnosis, ADHD-friendly workspaces, dopamine activities and the importance of asking questions.

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Lindsay Guentzel: On ADHD, rejection sensitivity and burnout

On this week’s show, Skye is joined by award-winning journalist and host of the ReFocued podcast Lindsay Guentzel. Lindsay shares her experience navigating her new normal since being diagnosed with ADHD aged 35 in 2021. The pair also discuss the challenges of rejection sensitivity, burnout and executive dysfunction and the strategies Linsay has developed to overcome them.

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Eric Tivers: How to build a strategy-based life with ADHD

This week, Skye is joined by award-winning ADHD coach, podcast host and all-round expert in neurodivergence, Eric Tivers.

The pair discuss Eric’s experiences growing up with undiagnosed ADHD. He explains how, by playing to his strengths, he’s built a strategy-based life around his ADHD -- and how you can too.

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ADHD burnout, balance and realistic expectations with Rosie Turner

There’s much more to ADHD than forgetting where you left your keys. This week Skye is joined by ADHD wellness coach, Rosie Turner, to discuss navigating the corporate and personal worlds while contending with chaos, RSD and burnout.

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ADHD psychology, parenting and self-criticism: A conversation with Emily Kircher-Morris

Life with ADHD can be frustrating. That’s why it’s so important to silence self-criticism. Counsellor, author and host of The Neurodiversity Podcast, Emily Kircher-Morris, joins Skye to discuss this and plenty more -- from parenting and overwhelm to mental health and support strategies. Hit play to hear it!

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Navigating Life with ADHD: A Conversation with Anna Frost

This week, Skye is joined by pole dance instructor, contortion coach, social media marketing manager and "the most organised disorganised person" Anna Frost. Anna shares her experiences with Unconventional Organisation courses -- how they’ve helped her break out of ADHD paralysis and hack her hyperfocus. Come for the surefire strategies, stay for the amusing anecdotes!

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How to hack your ADHD with Will Curb: Managing your energy and avoiding burnout

Will Curb shares his most useful ADHD strategies and how managing your energy could be the key to avoiding burnout.

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ADHD planning, punctuality and the power of bite-sized tasks with Conor Doyle

Content creator, L’Oreal colour specialist and and former Unconventional Organisation client Connor Doyle joins us to discuss the power of getting back to basics.

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Overcoming ADHD-induced chaos with Russ Jones: Learn how to “be cool with yourself”

Join Skye on this week’s ADHD Skills Lab podcast to hear from coach, expert and host of the ADHD Big Brother podcast, Russ Jones. The pair discuss the importance of self-acceptance and explore tried and tested techniques to wrangle order from ADHD-induced chaos.

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Rethinking ADHD with Peter Shankman: How growing up with a faster brain can be an asset

Join Skye on this week’s ADHD Skills Lab podcast to hear from six-time best-selling author and neurodiversity oracle Peter Shankman. Find out how to channel your ADHD energy, discover tools and techniques to help you stay focused — and learn why it’s always important to be yourself.

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Interview with Dietitian Aleta Storch: ADHD eating strategies, self-compassion and snacks

On this week’s ADHD Skills Lab podcast, Skye and Sarah are joined by anti-diet dietitian and therapist, Aleta Storch. They discuss how to set flexible rules, prioritise food and practice self-compassion when it comes to eating with ADHD.

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ADHD in the workplace with Trina Haynes, a founder of My Lady ADHD

This week, Skye is joined by the founder of My Lady ADHD, Trina Haynes. The pair discuss their experiences navigating the workplace with ADHD and explore the best strategies for getting started and staying on track in the world of work.

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Interview: Professional gravel racer Chelsea Bolton – staying focused with ADHD

Skye interviews Chelsea Bolton, an off-road cyclist and runner who was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, about coping mechanisms to stay on track with ADHD.

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ADHD, Autism and Neurodivergent Parenting with Danielle Sullivan

Certified life coach Danielle joins us to talk about the combined diagnosis of autism and ADHD and helping neurodiverse children with regulation. Danielle is the founder of Neurodiverging Coaching and the host of the Neurodiverging Podcast.

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ADHD, Entrepreneurship and Building Repeatable Systems with David Greenwood

David and Skye discuss entrepreneurship with ADHD. David is an author and a host of an ADHD podcast.

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Katy Weber Talks Maintaining Routines with ADHD

Katy Weber and Skye discuss ADHD and routines. Katy is an author and a host of the Women and ADHD podcast.