Leading ADHD experts give real-life answers to questions submitted by ADD adults and parents raising children with attention deficit disorder across a range of topics covering symptoms, school, work, and family life. Download the accompanying slide presentations here: additudemag.com/adhd-expert-webinars-index (look for the episode number). Note on audio quality: This podcast is a recording of a webinar series, and the audio has been captured from conversations recorded via a computer or telephone, not in a studio. Register to participate in the live webinars at: additudemag.com/tag/webinar.

Welcome to ADHD in the Real World, the podcast where we cut through the fluff and get down to the nitty-gritty of thriving with ADHD. Hosted by the no-nonsense Martha Hoffman, this show is your go-to resource for real, actionable strategies that make a difference. Whether you have ADHD or love someone who does, we dive into practical tips for daily life, family dynamics, and support. We tackle how invisible labor and mental load relate to ADHD and get to no-nonsense advice that works. Let’s make the real world work for us. Find Martha on Instagram and Tiktok @marthahoffmancoaching

The purpose of this channel is to teach organizing for making any home ADHD-friendly. The videos explain how to organize or declutter when you have ADHD. If you want to learn about organization in an ADHD home, then this channel can help. All of the videos are family-friendly. This channel has changed its name from Rewired Fitness to ADHD Life Now. Some videos will mention Rewired Fitness. Visit the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ADHDLifeNow

The ADHD Open Space Podcast is for adult professionals living with ADHD and those who interact with them. We’ll talk about how it affects our work and those we care about. As the “open space’ implies, there is room to explore more, so feel free to leave suggestions and comments for each episode! The ADHD Open Space event will be January 20th, 2024 in Madison, WI. Registration opens December 1st at http://adhdopen.space! adhdos.substack.com

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ADHD strategies, ADHD diagnoses and ADHD Tips are NOT a part of this ADHD podcast, If you are looking for tips, strategies, or methods to become a better person, then you should go elsewhere. In the ADHD community, there are plenty of people offering to help ADHD people be more productive. My wife and I are ADHD. We don't want to help you change. We want you to see you are not alone by allowing you access into our lives and into the lives of other ADHD people who are happy to be ADHD. We hope you will Join us as we put the awe in awesome!

ADHD reWired is more than just a podcast, we are a community for ADHD Adults. This podcast brings you stories, strategies, and science from everyday people and the world's top experts. Host Eric Tivers, LCSW, ADHD-CCSP is a trained mental health professional who not only specializes in ADHD but also has it. Eric talks openly about his own ADHD as well has his recent autism diagnosis. If you're ADHD or AuDHD and you want to feel less alone, hit subscribe for a regular dose of "me too."

Welcome to Inspiring Women with ADHD, the show for women who struggle with ADHD and want to create daily systems that lower stress and make life easier. Hosted by life systems strategist and mindfulness/yoga expert Renee Allen, this show gives you insight to how ADHD affects your thoughts, actions, and emotions so you can create changes to help your life flow better. Learn simple, effective ways to manage ADHD with Renee’s relatable storie and strategies. https://www.renee-allen.com/ https://www.renee-allen.com/yoga https://www.renee-allen.com/newsletter

ADHD Support Talk Radio is one of the longest-running podcasts for adults with ADHD, launched in 2008 and trusted by listeners around the world for real-world support, clarity, and forward momentum. Hosted by Tara McGillicuddy, a longtime ADHD advocate and educator, and co-host Lynne Edris, an ADHD coach and consultant, the show goes beyond surface-level tips to explore what it actually takes to live, work, and thrive with ADHD as an adult. Each episode features honest conversations, practical insights, and supportive strategies around common ADHD challenges—overwhelm, procrastination, emotional intensity, motivation struggles, relationships, self-trust, and turning insight into action. Episodes include a mix of expert guests, professionals who support ADHD, and people with lived ADHD experience, creating conversations that are relatable, grounded, and actionable. ADHD Support Talk Radio is not about “fixing” ADHD—it’s about understanding it, working with your brain, and finding clarity when things feel chaotic. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, late-diagnosed, or have known for years that your brain works differently, this podcast offers validation, perspective, and tools you can actually use. 🎧 Available wherever podcasts are streamed 🌐 Learn more at ADHDSupportTalk.com

ADHD with Jenna Free is a podcast for adults with ADHD who are done surviving their symptoms and ready to start thriving with ADHD, without the endless tips, hacks, and workarounds that have never really fixed anything. It's also the show where therapists, coaches, and counselors come to deepen their understanding of treating ADHD in adults and learn what regulation-based care looks like in practice. Hosted by Jenna Free, a Canadian Certified Counselor (CCC) and ADHD therapist, this show exists to give you a completely different way of understanding ADHD in adults. You're stuck, overwhelmed, and exhausted because your brain is running on fight-or-flight. Willpower was never the solution, and once you understand that, everything changes. I’ll answer questions like: Do I have ADHD? What is ADHD task paralysis, and how do I get unstuck? Why is my ADHD getting worse in my 40s? What do ADHD and perimenopause do to your brain? How do I manage ADHD emotional dysregulation without medication alone? Why do I procrastinate so much with ADHD? Why don't ADHD tips and tricks ever work long-term? What does it look like to thrive with ADHD? What does nervous system regulation have to do with ADHD? How do I stop feeling overwhelmed with ADHD? How do I get trained to treat ADHD in adults using a regulation-based approach? What does ADHD therapist training through a regulation framework actually cover? This podcast covers the full experience of living with adult ADHD: the real science behind procrastination in ADHD and ADHD task paralysis, why ADHD and perimenopause collide in ways no one talks about, and the solution-focused conversations most ADHD podcasts aren't having. For practitioners, Jenna also gets into the clinical side: what nervous system regulation training looks like, how to apply a regulation framework with clients, and what ADHD coach certification and ADHD therapist training often omit. Jenna shares her own story throughout, what it looks like to go from chronically dysregulated to thriving, so whether you're living with ADHD or working with people who are, you can see what's possible. This show gives adults with ADHD, newly navigating a late diagnosis, and clinicians seeking ADHD continuing education one thing: a clear path toward healing If you're an adult with ADHD who's tired of the commiseration and ready for a show that believes your life can look completely different, or a practitioner who wants to understand ADHD at the nervous system level, you're in the right place.

Plenty of readers have countless books on their shelves that they've never even begun to read. What this podcast presupposes is, what if Movie people are the same? Justin and Hayley have a shared background working in retail in the late 2000s, during the prime era of the discount DVD bin. Now the radio hosts are finally getting around to the movies they own that have come to own them. That, plus getting side-tracked by current hyper-fixations and talking about all the other movies they've been seeing of late. Watching the movies we bought and forgot! It's ADHD-DVD.

Chicago radio veteran Wendy Snyder and longtime Hollywood sitcom writer Lisa K. Nelson are not your typical moms...... and their families are hardly a Norman Rockwell painting..... more like something a manic, hopped-up monkey might finger paint! Wendy and Lisa may or may not have ADHD, but they do have kids who have ADHD.... and they're giving it all they've got to bring sanity to a world of disorderly conduct..... Other ADHD moms (and dads) are welcome to join in and share their stories.... You can email Wendy and Lisa at ADHDivas@gmail.com....