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Are you constantly stuck in negative thought spirals, feeling overstimulated or emotionally drained? Your social media habits might be a bigger piece of the puzzle than you realize—especially for ADHD and neurodivergent brains. In this episode, we're breaking down how algorithm-driven content affects your mental health, what it’s doing to your dopamine levels, and how to start curating your feed to support—not sabotage—your well-being. This is a judgment-free, empowering look at mindful content consumption, with practical tips you can start using today.
🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn:
[00:50] Why what you consume affects what you think—especially for ADHDers stuck in rumination loops
[01:43] The dopamine trap: how ADHD brains often chase big emotional hits
[02:18] How emotionally intense content (like crime or drama shows) fuels anxiety and dysregulation
[03:17] Why shifting your algorithm isn’t about restriction—it’s about intention
[03:44] The easiest platform to start with (spoiler: it’s probably TikTok)
[04:00] 💬 Quick Invite: Join the waitlist for the ADHD Consistency Collective group coaching program
[05:20] How to “teach” your algorithm what you want to see
[06:30] Balancing dramatic content with supportive content that aligns with your goals
[06:55] Using social media as an active vision board—without spiraling into hyperfocus
[07:44] The power of doing things with your hands for real-life dopamine boosts
[08:29] Why mindful content choices are empowering—not restrictive
[09:01] Ideas to replace passive doom scrolling with action-based content that inspires you to move
📣 Want to stop starting over and finally feel consistent in your life and routines?
Join the waitlist for The ADHD Consistency Collective, a group coaching program designed with biblical mindset shifts and practical systems to support your neurodivergent brain.
✨ Get on the waitlist here for early access, exclusive bonuses, and discounted pricing.
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Join the waitlist for the ADHD Consistency Collective!
Are you constantly stuck in negative thought spirals, feeling overstimulated or emotionally drained? Your social media habits might be a bigger piece of the puzzle than you realize—especially for ADHD and neurodivergent brains. In this episode, we're breaking down how algorithm-driven content affects your mental health, what it’s doing to your dopamine levels, and how to start curating your feed to support—not sabotage—your well-being. This is a judgment-free, empowering look at mindful content consumption, with practical tips you can start using today.
🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn:
[00:50] Why what you consume affects what you think—especially for ADHDers stuck in rumination loops
[01:43] The dopamine trap: how ADHD brains often chase big emotional hits
[02:18] How emotionally intense content (like crime or drama shows) fuels anxiety and dysregulation
[03:17] Why shifting your algorithm isn’t about restriction—it’s about intention
[03:44] The easiest platform to start with (spoiler: it’s probably TikTok)
[04:00] 💬 Quick Invite: Join the waitlist for the ADHD Consistency Collective group coaching program
[05:20] How to “teach” your algorithm what you want to see
[06:30] Balancing dramatic content with supportive content that aligns with your goals
[06:55] Using social media as an active vision board—without spiraling into hyperfocus
[07:44] The power of doing things with your hands for real-life dopamine boosts
[08:29] Why mindful content choices are empowering—not restrictive
[09:01] Ideas to replace passive doom scrolling with action-based content that inspires you to move
📣 Want to stop starting over and finally feel consistent in your life and routines?
Join the waitlist for The ADHD Consistency Collective, a group coaching program designed with biblical mindset shifts and practical systems to support your neurodivergent brain.
✨ Get on the waitlist here for early access, exclusive bonuses, and discounted pricing.
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