See in ADHD

An adult ADHD diagnosis can summon a range of emotions from shock to anger to disappointment to relief, usually with each resolving itself into the next.

Listen as The ADD Couple talk about some of the reasons a person might find themselves getting stuck in anger following their diagnosis.

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An adult ADHD diagnosis can summon a range of emotions from shock to anger to disappointment to relief, usually with each resolving itself into the next.

Listen as The ADD Couple talk about some of the reasons a person might find themselves getting stuck in anger following their diagnosis.

Click to view: show page on Awesound

An adult ADHD diagnosis can summon a range of emotions from shock to anger to disappointment to relief, usually with each resolving itself into the next.

Listen as The ADD Couple talk about some of the reasons a person might find themselves getting stuck in anger following their diagnosis.

Click to view: show page on Awesound

ENCORE EPISODE

Listen, as Alison shares her story of the original diagnosis of 'minimal brain dysfunction' given to her in childhood and removal of a brain tumor a few years ago. It's easy to see that her interest in learning and in all things about the brain, she comes by honestly.

As she puts it, she doesn't care about being right, she wants to be correct.

ALISON'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“It's all in your brain and it's all there before you're born."

Seeing ADHD as a label, or referring to it as a label, simply undermines the authenticity of the diagnosis. To call it a label infers something that could be helped not to mention it's derogatory. For example, lazy, loser, weird...those are labels. They are assigned out of ignorance and misunderstanding.

As a diagnosis, it's no longer about moral character or ignorance. It's a legitimate clinical condition and while it's treatable, it isn't a condition that is curable. That warrants a whole other show.

Listen as we explore how to understand the science to help you differentiate between facts and hype.

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

ENCORE EPISODE

Listen, as Alison shares her story of the original diagnosis of 'minimal brain dysfunction' given to her in childhood and removal of a brain tumor a few years ago. It's easy to see that her interest in learning and in all things about the brain, she comes by honestly.

As she puts it, she doesn't care about being right, she wants to be correct.

ALISON'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“It's all in your brain and it's all there before you're born."

Seeing ADHD as a label, or referring to it as a label, simply undermines the authenticity of the diagnosis. To call it a label infers something that could be helped not to mention it's derogatory. For example, lazy, loser, weird...those are labels. They are assigned out of ignorance and misunderstanding.

As a diagnosis, it's no longer about moral character or ignorance. It's a legitimate clinical condition and while it's treatable, it isn't a condition that is curable. That warrants a whole other show.

Listen as we explore how to understand the science to help you differentiate between facts and hype.

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

ENCORE EPISODE

Listen, as Alison shares her story of the original diagnosis of 'minimal brain dysfunction' given to her in childhood and removal of a brain tumor a few years ago. It's easy to see that her interest in learning and in all things about the brain, she comes by honestly.

As she puts it, she doesn't care about being right, she wants to be correct.

ALISON'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“It's all in your brain and it's all there before you're born."

Seeing ADHD as a label, or referring to it as a label, simply undermines the authenticity of the diagnosis. To call it a label infers something that could be helped not to mention it's derogatory. For example, lazy, loser, weird...those are labels. They are assigned out of ignorance and misunderstanding.

As a diagnosis, it's no longer about moral character or ignorance. It's a legitimate clinical condition and while it's treatable, it isn't a condition that is curable. That warrants a whole other show.

Listen as we explore how to understand the science to help you differentiate between facts and hype.

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

STEVE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

"There was never a book (that I could find) about just somebody's story of dealing with ADHD."

Try out Reach Furthur yourself!

Access a free month on me by going to reachfurthur.com/services/group-coaching/

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

STEVE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

"There was never a book (that I could find) about just somebody's story of dealing with ADHD."

Try out Reach Furthur yourself!

Access a free month on me by going to reachfurthur.com/services/group-coaching/

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

STEVE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

"There was never a book (that I could find) about just somebody's story of dealing with ADHD."

Try out Reach Furthur yourself!

Access a free month on me by going to reachfurthur.com/services/group-coaching/

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound