667. Untangling the ADHD Mind: Embodiment Strategies to Respark Your Life - with Rosie Turner
The Embodiment Coaching Podcast
Release Date: 01/16/2025
The Embodiment Coaching Podcast
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info_outlineJoin ADHD coach and yoga teacher Rosie Turner as we dive into a fascinatingly fun, in-depth conversation about ADHD, embodiment, and personal growth. In this episode, we explore topics like dopamine, the hidden strengths of ADHD, time blindness, rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD), and internalised hyperactivity. We also unpack gender differences in ADHD, the impact of technology, and how ADHD shapes relationships and experiences of trauma.
We also dive into why yoga is such a powerful tool for ADHD, the importance of connecting with nature, and how to reignite joy and meaning. Coaches will find plenty of practical tips here, from being more ADHD-informed to understanding masking and class dynamics. Full of warmth, honesty, and actionable advice, this episode offers valuable insights for anyone curious about ADHD.
Find out more about Rosie here: https://untangledco.com/
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Rosie Turner is the Founder of ADHD Untangled and The ADHD Movement Academy, an
accredited and certified ADHD coach who studied at ADDCA. Her work is deeply personal,
driven by her own journey of self-discovery following her late ADHD diagnosis.
Rosie’s mission is to use ADHD Untangled as a vehicle to help others live more meaningful
lives by embracing their unique strengths. Through ADHD coaching and training programmes in
the wellness industry, she empowers individuals to navigate life’s challenges with resilience,
purpose, and mindfulness. Her wider mission is to create more accessible ways for individuals
with ADHD to experience the profound effects that mindful movement can have on their lives.
Rosie is the host of the ADHD Untangled podcast.
In addition to coaching and podcasting, Rosie is a passionate movement teacher who loves
sharing what she learns with the world through meditations, motivational talks, retreats, and
inspiring content. She is also committed to giving back to the ADHD community, raising money
for ADHD charities close to her heart. Outside of work, Rosie enjoys spending time with her family,
travelling the world, and embracing all that life has to offer.
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