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Misinformation does not help our collective u detests ding of ADHD.

In fact, it only adds to the stigma that ADHD coaches like Agnes Green and I work so hard at eradicating.

Listen and learn why not to believe everything you read.

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Misinformation does not help our collective u detests ding of ADHD.

In fact, it only adds to the stigma that ADHD coaches like Agnes Green and I work so hard at eradicating.

Listen and learn why not to believe everything you read.

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Who is better at teaching folks with ADHD than someone who has it herself?

Aerie North began by teaching children but now successfully teaches art online to both, kids and adults. And, she’s teaching with ADHD in mind.

She encourages everyone, even her own children, to use their creativity, whether they feel artistic or not.

Aerie took her creativity and passion for art to begin her teaching career (after her first thought, a career in finance, didn’t pan out.)

Listen and enjoy, she’s quite a great story-teller too!

AERIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I gained the kids’ trust immediately because I let them be them.”

Teaching with ADHD

Aerie shares her story of education when she was growing up. It’s similar to many like her, always being told she wasn’t living up to her potential.

Her past informs how she treats the people she teaches now; she understands everyone learns differently and lets people be themselves.

Check out her short, yet, content rich classes on Skillshare. As she explains, they’re complex but creative and you will learn something.

She also always makes sure at least three of them are free.

Her newest one teaches Adobe Illustrator in a way that is extremely ADHD-friendly.

Please be sure and visit her blog too. In fact, she’s inviting you to share your story!

“The purpose of this blog is to provide honest

commentary about mental health issues written

by people with mental health issues.” ~ Shiny Minds

~ Jennie

Links:

Aerie North

Aerie North

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Who is better at teaching folks with ADHD than someone who has it herself?

Aerie North began by teaching children but now successfully teaches art online to both, kids and adults. And, she’s teaching with ADHD in mind.

She encourages everyone, even her own children, to use their creativity, whether they feel artistic or not.

Aerie took her creativity and passion for art to begin her teaching career (after her first thought, a career in finance, didn’t pan out.)

Listen and enjoy, she’s quite a great story-teller too!

AERIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I gained the kids’ trust immediately because I let them be them.”

Teaching with ADHD

Aerie shares her story of education when she was growing up. It’s similar to many like her, always being told she wasn’t living up to her potential.

Her past informs how she treats the people she teaches now; she understands everyone learns differently and lets people be themselves.

Check out her short, yet, content rich classes on Skillshare. As she explains, they’re complex but creative and you will learn something.

She also always makes sure at least three of them are free.

Her newest one teaches Adobe Illustrator in a way that is extremely ADHD-friendly.

Please be sure and visit her blog too. In fact, she’s inviting you to share your story!

“The purpose of this blog is to provide honest

commentary about mental health issues written

by people with mental health issues.” ~ Shiny Minds

~ Jennie

Links:

Aerie North

Aerie North

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Who is better at teaching folks with ADHD than someone who has it herself?

Aerie North began by teaching children but now successfully teaches art online to both, kids and adults. And, she’s teaching with ADHD in mind.

She encourages everyone, even her own children, to use their creativity, whether they feel artistic or not.

Aerie took her creativity and passion for art to begin her teaching career (after her first thought, a career in finance, didn’t pan out.)

Listen and enjoy, she’s quite a great story-teller too!

AERIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I gained the kids’ trust immediately because I let them be them.”

Teaching with ADHD

Aerie shares her story of education when she was growing up. It’s similar to many like her, always being told she wasn’t living up to her potential.

Her past informs how she treats the people she teaches now; she understands everyone learns differently and lets people be themselves.

Check out her short, yet, content rich classes on Skillshare. As she explains, they’re complex but creative and you will learn something.

She also always makes sure at least three of them are free.

Her newest one teaches Adobe Illustrator in a way that is extremely ADHD-friendly.

Please be sure and visit her blog too. In fact, she’s inviting you to share your story!

“The purpose of this blog is to provide honest

commentary about mental health issues written

by people with mental health issues.” ~ Shiny Minds

~ Jennie

Links:

Aerie North

Aerie North

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Charley Burt is successful, smart, funny, compassionate, and has ADHD and coexisting conditions, both mental and physical.

In our conversation we also touch on how familial suicide has impacted both of us, fueling our passion to share with others the struggles involved in all forms of illness.

We also talk about the horrors of being judgmental against others; yet, recognize that may be because it’s the thing we hate most in ourselves.

CHARLEY'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“The doctor said, ‘Your mental issues are not causing your physical issues, your physical issues are causing your mental issues’ … talk about validation!”

ADHD and Coexisting Conditions

ADHD rarely travels alone, and in Charley’s case, her special genetic make-up includes CPTSD, Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Fibromyalgia, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome as well.

Listen, as she describes how validating it was to hear from a doctor finally, that no, she’s not making any of this up.

You’ll enjoy Charley’s warmth as she shares stories of self-discovery and self-disclosure, mindful that both still a work in progress.

Considering that all of her, as she calls them, acronyms, have overlapping symptoms, determining what physical ailment is contributing to which mental issue is a puzzle she’s determined to solve.

~ Jennie

Links:

Embracing Adult ADHD

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Charley Burt is successful, smart, funny, compassionate, and has ADHD and coexisting conditions, both mental and physical.

In our conversation we also touch on how familial suicide has impacted both of us, fueling our passion to share with others the struggles involved in all forms of illness.

We also talk about the horrors of being judgmental against others; yet, recognize that may be because it’s the thing we hate most in ourselves.

CHARLEY'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“The doctor said, ‘Your mental issues are not causing your physical issues, your physical issues are causing your mental issues’ … talk about validation!”

ADHD and Coexisting Conditions

ADHD rarely travels alone, and in Charley’s case, her special genetic make-up includes CPTSD, Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Fibromyalgia, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome as well.

Listen, as she describes how validating it was to hear from a doctor finally, that no, she’s not making any of this up.

You’ll enjoy Charley’s warmth as she shares stories of self-discovery and self-disclosure, mindful that both still a work in progress.

Considering that all of her, as she calls them, acronyms, have overlapping symptoms, determining what physical ailment is contributing to which mental issue is a puzzle she’s determined to solve.

~ Jennie

Links:

Embracing Adult ADHD

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Charley Burt is successful, smart, funny, compassionate, and has ADHD and coexisting conditions, both mental and physical.

In our conversation we also touch on how familial suicide has impacted both of us, fueling our passion to share with others the struggles involved in all forms of illness.

We also talk about the horrors of being judgmental against others; yet, recognize that may be because it’s the thing we hate most in ourselves.

CHARLEY'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“The doctor said, ‘Your mental issues are not causing your physical issues, your physical issues are causing your mental issues’ … talk about validation!”

ADHD and Coexisting Conditions

ADHD rarely travels alone, and in Charley’s case, her special genetic make-up includes CPTSD, Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, Fibromyalgia, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome as well.

Listen, as she describes how validating it was to hear from a doctor finally, that no, she’s not making any of this up.

You’ll enjoy Charley’s warmth as she shares stories of self-discovery and self-disclosure, mindful that both still a work in progress.

Considering that all of her, as she calls them, acronyms, have overlapping symptoms, determining what physical ailment is contributing to which mental issue is a puzzle she’s determined to solve.

~ Jennie

Links:

Embracing Adult ADHD

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Listen in, as a member of Reach Furthur, my paid membership club, joins me in discussing the benefits of joining and her thoughts on how it's helped her.

Go to seeinadhd.com/coaching-group/ to access your coupon for a month on me!

Best,

Jennie

Links:

Reach Furthur with Jennie Friedman

Reach Furthur with Jennie Friedman

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Listen in, as a member of Reach Furthur, my paid membership club, joins me in discussing the benefits of joining and her thoughts on how it's helped her.

Go to seeinadhd.com/coaching-group/ to access your coupon for a month on me!

Best,

Jennie

Links:

Reach Furthur with Jennie Friedman

Reach Furthur with Jennie Friedman

Click to view: show page on Awesound