I Have ADHD Podcast

Kristen Carder
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31 snips
Sep 2, 2025 • 55min

332 Stop 🛑 Adding to the Planner Graveyard: One Tool to Improve ADHD Time Blindness NOW

Time slips away for many, especially those with ADHD, due to time blindness. The discussion reveals the struggle of distinguishing 'now' from 'not now.' A transformative tool is introduced: a shame-free Time Audit that helps people confront their time realities. Personal anecdotes illustrate how simple tasks like doing dishes can change perspectives. Also explored are the unique challenges of entrepreneurship for those with ADHD, emphasizing the need for support and accountability. This conversation encourages self-compassion in the journey of managing time.
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24 snips
Aug 26, 2025 • 44min

331 ADHD Medications: What’s Fact, What’s Fiction, and Why They’re Not “Basically Meth”

Explore the truths behind ADHD medications, dispelling the myth that they are akin to meth. Discover the crucial role these medications play in improving life quality and relationships. Learn about common misconceptions and the importance of tailored treatment. Uncover the science-backed facts that support how over 90% of patients can find relief through medication combined with therapy and lifestyle changes. Get ready for clarity on a topic that could change lives!
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49 snips
Aug 19, 2025 • 51min

330 ADHD-Proof Your Life: Real Tips from Real ADHD Brains

Explore how to create an ADHD-friendly life with practical tips from those who know best. Discover genius meal prep hacks and effective medication routines. Learn innovative organization strategies that turn chaos into calm. Embrace the mess and celebrate achievements without the pressure of societal expectations. Plus, get insights on travel tips and community support to help you thrive. It's all about setting up your environment to work with your unique brain!
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12 snips
Aug 12, 2025 • 59min

329 ADHD 101 for Neurotypicals: Why Your Loved One Struggles with the ‘Easy Stuff'

Dive into the world of ADHD from the perspective of those who live it and their loved ones. Discover the unique challenges in relationships and why easy tasks can seem insurmountable. Uncover the top three things individuals with ADHD wish their partners and friends understood. Explore the importance of empathy and communication in bridging the gap between neurodivergence and neurotypicals. Plus, hear personal tips on sleep solutions that can enhance the lives of those struggling with ADHD.
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31 snips
Aug 5, 2025 • 52min

328 Did You Waste Your Summer? Here's Your 'August Panic' Survival Guide

As summer draws to a close, the hosts tackle feelings of regret and anxiety about unfulfilled plans. They highlight the importance of celebrating small wins and navigating transitions with grace. Embracing nature emerges as a powerful tool for reducing stress and enhancing mental health, particularly for those with ADHD. In a delightful turn, they share their experiences with neighborhood gardening, blending personal growth with lightheartedness. Listeners are reminded that they aren't behind; every step counts in their unique journeys.
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8 snips
Jul 29, 2025 • 1h 14min

327 We Threw Out the Rulebook: How We’re Raising Our Neurodivergent Kids with Greg Carder

Greg Carder, a father of three and husband to Kristen Carder, shares his insights on raising neurodivergent children. He discusses their choice of a low-demand parenting approach, emphasizing emotional support over control. Greg reveals when they decided to have their kids evaluated and their thoughts on medication. He candidly opens up about navigating screen time, setting boundaries, and adapting to each child's unique needs. This heartfelt dialogue offers a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of parenting neurodiversity.
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41 snips
Jul 22, 2025 • 1h 3min

326 ADHD Nearly Broke Us — How We’re Still Standing After 21 Years with Greg Carder

In this conversation, Greg Carder, husband of Kristen and neurotypical partner for 21 years, candidly discusses the realities of their neurodiverse marriage. He shares how he learned to understand and accept Kristen's ADHD, emphasizing that acceptance requires action. The couple reflects on parenting neurodivergent kids, balancing emotional needs, and avoiding the parent-child dynamic in their relationship. Their humor and honesty shine through as they explore communication, support strategies, and the joys and challenges of growing together.
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46 snips
Jul 15, 2025 • 1h 4min

325 ADHD Burnout Is REAL: What A Physician With ADHD Wishes She Knew Sooner

Kerry Shea, an OBGYN and member of FOCUSED, opens up about her journey with ADHD, sharing insights from her medical training and the toll of burnout. She discusses the critical role of supportive educators and the stigma she faced, emphasizing the need for understanding in the medical field. Kerry addresses misconceptions about ADHD, highlights the importance of community support, and shares strategies for overcoming challenges, including managing chronic pain and setting boundaries. Her empowering message encourages honesty and self-advocacy for others navigating ADHD.
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79 snips
Jul 8, 2025 • 56min

324 Why You Keep Failing at Goals (and How to Finally Stop)

Struggling to keep your ambitious goals? You're definitely not alone! Discover why those with ADHD often aim high but fall short. Learn how to start small to build confidence and trust in your abilities. Explore the five rules of ADHD-friendly goal-setting that emphasize gradual progress and personal values. Find out the importance of celebrating those tiny victories along the way, and gain tips on how to manage your motivation and emotional hurdles. This conversation is packed with insights to help you finally achieve those long-desired goals!
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26 snips
Jul 1, 2025 • 54min

323 Emotional Regulation: The ADHD Skill You Can’t Afford to Ignore

Discover why emotional regulation is crucial for those with ADHD and how it affects daily life. Learn about the SURF Method, a four-step approach to manage emotional waves instead of being overwhelmed. Understand what happens in the brain during emotional meltdowns and why practicing emotional skills can change behavior. With practical insights and relatable stories, this discussion highlights that it's okay not to feel good all the time—what matters is how you deal with those feelings.

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