239 A Beginner’s Guide to ADHD, Part 3: Thriving With ADHD
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Nov 28, 2023
In this podcast, the host discusses thriving with ADHD and the privilege of having access to treatment, coping strategies, and support. They highlight the five steps to gain control of your life as an adult ADHDer, including getting an accurate diagnosis and educating yourself. The importance of support and offloading tasks is emphasized, along with prioritizing oneself and seeking support. It's a beginner's guide to understanding and thriving with ADHD.
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Understanding ADHD
Understand what you're dealing with by getting an accurate diagnosis.
Educate yourself about ADHD and how it affects your life.
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Treatment Plan
Find a treatment plan that works for you, which may include medication.
Experiment with different medications and dosages to find what helps you feel better.
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Support Systems
Add support systems like therapy, coaching, or assistants.
Offload tasks to free up mental space for essential things.
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Over the past three episodes, we’ve been talking about the basics of ADHD and how you can live your best life with this neurodivergent condition. It’s a great beginner ADHD series for anyone who needs a refresher or is curious to learn more.
My stance is that ADHD is NOT a superpower, despite what you may have seen on social media or heard from well-respected people in the industry. On the contrary, it’s a massive privilege to thrive with ADHD.
I believe people with ADHD are incredible and can lead wonderful lives. But to do this, they have to choose to live in the reality of what it means to have ADHD and have lots of access to treatment, coping strategies, and support.
In this episode, I’m sharing the five steps you should take if you want to finally gain control of your life as an adult ADHDer. These steps include getting an accurate diagnosis and educating yourself about ADHD.
I get it - not everyone is privileged to get the correct diagnosis and treatment plan. Not everyone can have the supportive relationships needed to help tackle adult ADHD. To those friends, I say, continue listening to my podcast for tips and tricks.
I promise to share everything I can to help you feel confident in the beautiful life you’re creating. Remember: We all start somewhere. It’s OK to feel overwhelmed by ADHD, but with the right tools, you can make big improvements in your life.
I also encourage you to check out my group coaching program FOCUSED which has helped thousands of people live the life they want, and it can help you too.