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In this episode, we're taking a deep dive into the world of people-pleasing and exploring strategies to break free from these behaviour patterns. Join us as Sparky puts Shell in the hot seat, probing into the reasons behind her people-pleasing tendencies – a conversation that takes an unexpected turn, as it often does with us two.
As Sparky shares his journey, you'll witness Shell drifting into her own thoughts while he rambles on. Plus, we have an update on Sparky's place in the waiting list for his ADHD assessment.
Don't miss this insightful and candid discussion on overcoming the urge to please others. This is part 1, join us next week for part 2! Don't forget to follow us!
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This week we're discussing our personal people pleasing stories that have happened within the last week, and why people with ADHD have a tendency to please others.
Subscribe to the podcast to hear next weeks episode discussing how you can deal with people pleasing, get more assertive and get a better balance of self care in your life.
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This week we are giving some examples of ADHD and Pain Tolerance.
Some studies have suggested that individuals with ADHD might have a different perception of pain or respond to pain differently due to the neurological and cognitive differences associated with the disorder. For example, ADHD is characterized by difficulties in attention and impulse control, and these cognitive challenges could potentially affect how an individual perceives and responds to pain
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This weeks episode was inspired by a TikTok video we saw. So we thought we'd jump on the mic to discuss some more hyer-fixations and share examples of how we are clearly driven by a motor and easily distracted. You may find some of these examples resonate with you alot if you have ADHD.
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In this episode we're going on a-bit of a rant about how world is not inherently designed to accommodate individuals with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), which can make life more challenging. We speak about our personal experiences and how we think it could be better!
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Building habits with ADHD is no easy task. In this episode we break down our top tips to help you build habits more easily if you struggle with ADHD!
And this week Shell finally reveals how she's broken a long term hyper-focus that leaves Sparky reeling in stitches!
Listen to last weeks episode if you want to hear more about why it's hard for people with ADHD to build habits.
P.s we got the number of the episode wrong! It's actually episode 92! LOL!
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Are you or someone you know living with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)? Do you find yourself grappling with bad habits that seem impossible to shake? If so, you're not alone. In this episode we discuss the reality of living with ADHD and how bad habits are so much easier to form than good habits. we don't think you should beat yourself up about your bad habits, which is why in this this episode Shell and Sparky both discuss their terrible bad habits and then next week we will delve into our top ADHD tips on how to break bad habits and form good habits that serve us better! Living with ADHD can be a challenge and there's so much neurotypical advice out there to help build better habits that just don't seem to work for us ADHDer's.
Please subscribe so you don't miss next weeks episode on how to build better habits with ADHD! Don't forget to stick around till the end so you can hear what Sparky ADHD'd this week! *Spoiler Alert* This may be his last episode....eek
P.s we got the number of the episode wrong! It's Episode 91! LOL!
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This week we're talking about Seasonal depression (Seasonal Affective Disorder)and how it can impact a person with ADHD.
Research has shown that people with ADHD are more prone to having seasonal depression, so if you are feeling low in mood during the winter months and you have ADHD, this could be the reason why!
Seasonal changes can potentially exacerbate symptoms of ADHD in people who have both conditions, as reduced exposure to natural light can affect mood and energy levels, making it more challenging for individuals with ADHD to manage their symptoms effectively during the winter months.
Stick around till the end to hear some of Sparky's tips for managing seasonal depression. Hopefully they can help you this year to get through those winter blues!
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ADHD can present unique challenges when it comes to managing and adapting to change. In this episode we discuss some insights into how individuals with ADHD might experience and navigate change
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This week we have a long awaited VERY SPECIAL guest! James Brown co- founder of https://www.adhdadult.uk/ and the ADHD Adults Podcast.
Because of ADHD it’s almost become impossible for us to put our (lack of) executive functioning skills to good use and get guests on the show.
Sparky who was late for recording and as usual James had to deal with our unprofessional behaviour. 🙈
We (finally) managed to get James and him on lots of off topic ADHD subjects (and ADHD subjects; including medication and if ADHD medication is safe, we discuss antidepressants and their negative side effects. Plus, James delves into some ADHD coaching and gives us both some amazing advice on how to cope with various situations.
This is a very valuable episode. There’s lots of interrupting, interesting discussions, laughs and overall just a great conversation. We’re so grateful to James for his giving us his time and his valuable insight to to all things ADHD.
We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did 😀 Our ADHD guest bucket list is now complete
Thanks for listening to us ramble!
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