The Neurodivergent Nurse

If you have ADHD you are likely aware it is uncomfortable for you to set boundaries. So often we are willing to bend and break ourselves and sacrifice our own happiness in order to make others comfortable. Today you and I will have a chat of why it is important and ways you can set healthy boundaries at work, in relationships, and with strangers. If you're interested in taking a trip with The Neurodivergent Nurse in October to Spain click on this link and get started on a payment plan so we can make some really wonderful memories in 2023. 

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the harmful effects of gaslighting on individuals with ADHD. They explore how gaslighting exploits self-esteem issues and difficulties with past relationships. They provide examples of manipulative behaviors and tactics used by gaslighters. The podcast also offers strategies for escaping gaslighting, overcoming self-doubt, and dealing with workplace gaslighting. Personal experiences and advice on combating manipulation are shared.

If you didn't know Jami was the host of First Do No Harm podcast.  In 2020 Jami's wonderful mother was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. She has fought and enjoyed every minute of life she had left through the years. Unfortunately 11/23/2022 at 11:52pm her battle with cancer was over. Jami recorded an episode in May 2019 about the importance of loving others. Through the year's Jan Jackson became so proud of The Neurodivergent Nurse and the members of the community that finally felt seen and loved. Before there was that account the importance of loving and supporting others was taught. Please enjoy this episode of First Do No Harm as tribute to Jami's Mom.

Explore the impact of ADHD on personal development and feeling behind in life. Discover the importance of aligning careers with strengths and interests. Learn practical exercises to redefine success and navigate negative thought patterns. Set personal goals based on values and desires, and find contentment in the present.

School is back in, which is the perfect time for you to listen to the brilliant guest, Anna. Anna is a University Student who shares ways she has discovered to help achieve success at school with ADHD. You may not currently be a student, but feel free to share with those who are or may have children with ADHD who currently are. It's important to note Anna has an incredible Instagram account full of helpful tips for the student ranging from studying, self care, cleaning, and more! You can find her at @an.nalogy ************ If you would like to hear podcasts weekly (instead of twice a month) join The Neurodivergent Nurse Patreon here. If you enjoy more images you now have the option to become an Instagram Subscriber to double the amount of ADHD Images and Tips each day!

**Disclaimer** Nothing in this episode should be construed as legal advice.  If you are in need of legal advice, please consult an attorney. This is part two of this interview. I highly recommend if you haven't yet listened to part 1 to do so now. Tom Schorr (podcast host of Just Some Podcast and Will Continue to Monitor) joins the Neurodivergent Nurse this week to discuss openly the challenges that arise from interactions of police officers and individuals with ADHD. As an ex police officer he shares insight of why we receive "not so positive" reactions at times and we chat about things that could make it easier for both parties involved. Check out more of Tom at www.justsomepodcast.com and his Instagram

**Disclaimer** Nothing in this episode should be construed as legal advice.  If you are in need of legal advice, please consult an attorney. Tom Schorr (podcast host of Just Some Podcast and Will Continue to Monitor) joins the Neurodivergent Nurse this week to discuss openly the challenges that arise from interactions of police officers and individuals with ADHD. As an ex police officer he shares insight of why we receive "not so positive" reactions at times and we chat about things that could make it easier for both parties involved.  This is a two-parter.  Check out more of Tom at www.justsomepodcast.com and his Instagram

Skye was gracious enough to roll with me having to emergently pick up a shift at the hospital, leaving this episode to be recorded in the parking lot via Zoom. Skye Rapson shares about what life was like with ADHD (as well as some helpful tips). She also talks about the amazing organization, Unconventional Organisation. She also discusses the differences between an ADHD coach and Therapist. Truly I learned so much from this interview, not to mention I could listen to her talk with her beautiful accent for hours. Unconventional Organisation information. Go to their website  to find out more information AND book a FREE 20 minute consultation.  If you're on Instagram please check out the help they provide via posts @unconventionalorganisation. ********* If you enjoy the podcast don't forget to rate (5 stars) and leave a quick comment to help others find the show! You can do that here. You can also sign up to be a Patron of the Neurodivergent Nurse to support the show and receive bonus ADHD content (including exclusive podcasts - check the tier), Ad free episodes, insights to the private life of The Neurodivergent Nurse, and more. If you would like to sign up, you can do so at www.patreon.com/theneurodivergentnurse.

On today's episode Jami had the honor of having comedians Jane Stanton (The Mighty Ducks tv series) and Darcy Michael (Darcy Michael Goes To Church on Netflix). Darcy and Jane talked about how they came about their ADHD diagnosis in adulthood, how undiagnosed ADHD shaped their childhood, how ADHD helped shaped them into the amazing comedians they are today, and more. Where you can find MORE Jane & Darcy content! Don't forget to listen and get hooked on their podcast if you aren't already! High School Sucked Podcast High School Sucked IG Jane Stanton IG https://thejanestanton.com/ Darcy Michael TikTok Darcy Michael IG Darcy Michael Twitter https://darcymichael.com/

Explore interview tips for individuals with ADHD, including aligning values, researching the company, and addressing common interview questions. Learn how to prepare well-thought-out answers, practice with someone else, and demonstrate leadership and communication skills for success in job interviews.