Dr. Nate Page discusses burnout, stigma, and compassion fatigue in this insightful episode. Topics include identifying burnout cues, context-driven depression, and the importance of taking rest. The conversation delves into addressing the root problem and creating appropriate solutions, emphasizing the need to reduce shame around burnout.

Topics include body doubling for productivity, morning routines for ADHD households, sensory strategies for time awareness, challenges in shifting perceptions of ADHD, self-love with ADHD, effects of sleep and nutrition on executive functions, and practical tips for time-blindness and task transitions.

Kristin Koliha, a clinical social worker with ADHD, shares tips on home organization for ADHD brains. She discusses clutter effects, decision making, and intentional organization. Kristin helps individuals with ADHD create personalized strategies for managing their homes effectively. The episode explores different organizational styles, memory retention techniques, and unique methods for home organization. Additionally, the podcast introduces a fun Task Roulette tool to add excitement to productivity.

Join Eric and guest Justine Clay as they discuss helping creatives articulate their goals, monetizing their strengths, and balancing structure with flexibility. They explore the unique traits of ADHD entrepreneurs, strategies to overcome procrastination, and the power of self-awareness in managing tendencies.

This podcast explores navigating conflicts with a focus on understanding emotions, healthy resolution, and finding common ground in disagreements. Topics include recognizing patterns, showing empathy, active listening, and mindfulness in relationships. Strategies for improving communication, setting boundaries, and handling emotions during conflicts are also discussed. The episode emphasizes the importance of acknowledging feelings, fostering understanding, and supporting each other in challenging situations.

The podcast covers topics such as the connection between long COVID and ADHD symptoms, supporting a partner on stimulant medication for ADHD, combating negative feedback spirals in chronic pain, and tips for dated planners and organization.

Emerson Jordan-Wood discusses transitioning gender identities, struggles with ADHD, and barriers in accessing transition resources. They share their experiences with gender dysphoria and body disconnect, as well as navigating the medical system. The podcast explores the acceptance of one's authentic self, experiences of gender privilege and discrimination, and the impact of gender identity on interactions at work. It also delves into the importance of self-acceptance and managing emotions while taking testosterone.

Jeremy Nagel, a neuro-spicy software developer turned startup founder obsessed with habits, discusses micro-workouts to boost focus, the benefits of taking breaks, the impact of physical environments on thinking, strategies for managing hyperfocus, tiny habits and self-talk strategies, balancing consistency and variation in routines, and apps for ADHD management.

ADHD coach and founder of Unconventional Organization, Skye Waterson, discusses troubleshooting changes and interruptions in routines, including adjusting expectations, dividing tasks, and externalizing routines. The podcast also touches on managing emotional dysregulation, developing routines, learning new skills, and the challenges of adapting routines.

Comedian and puppeteer Jonathan Kidder joins the podcast to discuss using humor as a tool for managing ADHD, including creating a dopamine menu and infusing pizzazz into tasks. They also explore the benefits of joining a coaching community, using puppets for serious conversations, and managing ADHD through chakra-based systems and organizing the week.