Make no bones about it: there is nothing normal about our back-to-school experience this year. Whether you’re heading to college on campus or distance, you and your ADHD are no doubt impacted. This week, we’re talking all about going back to school online.
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You’ve tried email bankruptcy. You know all about filing. But sometimes you have to ask yourself: How did you fall back into email overload… again? Melissa Bacheler is back to talk through email skills to get you back on track.
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This week on The ADHD Podcast, we’re talking all about transitions and how to set yourself up for success by framing your transitions in a new light. Plus, Pete’s back after a longer-than-expected break thanks to his transition around COVID.
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We’re at the end of our mini-series on ADHD and money and, just like with our finances, we have to be ready to PIVOT! When a guest has a last minute conflict, we’re ready to talk about budgets, and bills, and more with your questions!
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This week on the show, SmartMoneyMamas.com’s Chelsea Brennan sits down with us to talk about foundational skills for budgeting and getting out of debt that will go a long way toward living a healthy life with money AND our ADHD!
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This week on the show, Nikki Kinzer lays out the facts as we embark on a series of conversations dedicated to ADHD and money.
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We’ve been piling on episodes the last 8 weeks so it’s time to take a break to do a little listener email!
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Just what is The Sunday Basket? It’s a weekly appointment with your future self. It’s the promise you make to manage your home and support your responsibilities. Oh, and it’s a bucket… the most powerful bucket you’ll own.
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This week on the show we’re going back to basics as Nikki Kinzer reminds us all to do what we know, treat ourselves well, and give ourselves permission to be great no matter how the house looks!
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Last time Dr. Michelle Frank was here, she helped us work through shame and how it impacts relationships. As it turns out, there’s more guilt, shame, and relativism in ADHD than we thought.
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