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An ADHD coach and guidance counselor, Brendan Mahan talks in detail about The Wall of Awful, his metaphor that functions as a tool to help discuss the role emotion plays in dealing ADHD. Describing the Wall of Awful in detail, Brendan breaks down how it applies to both children and adults, how people construct their personal walls, and how they can successfully climb them.
Go to erictivers.com/78 for the full show notes and links mentioned in this episode.
Go to coachingrewired.com or call 224‒993‒9450 to let Eric know if you're interested in joining the next ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability group.
Connect with people virtually using Eric's favorite video conferencing and connectivity platform, Zoom, by visiting erictivers.com/zoom – the basic service is totally free.
For a free audio-book download from our sponsor Audible.com, please visit AudibleTrial.com/ADHDreWired
Help the CHADD organization by donating to their fundraising campaign here: gofundme.com/oneof15m.
Visit chadd.org for information on improving the lives of people affected by ADHD.
By Eric Tivers, LCSW, ADHD-CCSP4.8
900900 ratings
An ADHD coach and guidance counselor, Brendan Mahan talks in detail about The Wall of Awful, his metaphor that functions as a tool to help discuss the role emotion plays in dealing ADHD. Describing the Wall of Awful in detail, Brendan breaks down how it applies to both children and adults, how people construct their personal walls, and how they can successfully climb them.
Go to erictivers.com/78 for the full show notes and links mentioned in this episode.
Go to coachingrewired.com or call 224‒993‒9450 to let Eric know if you're interested in joining the next ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability group.
Connect with people virtually using Eric's favorite video conferencing and connectivity platform, Zoom, by visiting erictivers.com/zoom – the basic service is totally free.
For a free audio-book download from our sponsor Audible.com, please visit AudibleTrial.com/ADHDreWired
Help the CHADD organization by donating to their fundraising campaign here: gofundme.com/oneof15m.
Visit chadd.org for information on improving the lives of people affected by ADHD.

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