The game-changer: sports. My guest today: Tom Morgan. Listen in, as he shares insights on life with ADHD, Aspergers Syndrome, and Tourette Syndrome. Tom begins with stories of his childhood, recounting how his family …
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Month: July 2016
5 Dating Challenges When You’re Single With ADHD
If you’re single, you might could come up with more than 5 dating challenges. Jeremy Michael, a sexy single firefighter, joins me today to talk about the 5 top ones he struggles with most (listed …
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4 ADHD-Friendly Helpful Tips with Dieting, Planning, and More!
How would you like 4 ADHD-friendly helpful tips with dieting, planning, and more? That’s what’s on today’s agenda with my guest Lisa Feinberg. As a registered RN, and half way through the process to …
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More Movement and ADHD
FLASHBACK FRIDAY | MORE MOVEMENT AND ADHD ‘More movement’ sums up a lot about my guest, Kris Moauro (pronounced More-Oh), who discovered at age 36 that he has ADHD, finally explaining why he was always …
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The Glitches and Glitter of ADHD
“That’s the glitches and glitter of my ADHD,” is the best way I’ve heard, in a long time, to describe the double edge sword that defines ADHD. Billie Henderson, mommy, wife, and adventurer, joins …
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ADHD Support Starts at Home
The best ADHD support starts at home. In this episode you’ll hear these wise words, and more, from a mom who has co-created with her husband a family strong. Adrienne McLean is in business …
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Which of These 3 Parent Types Are You?
Which of these 3 parent types are you? Lynn Hegedus, a special needs educator and parent advocate, shares her story of career transformation and what she’s learned through the process including these 3 parent types. …
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How to Achieve Success Regardless of Circumstance (Or ADHD)
If ever there was a person who can say that you can achieve success regardless of circumstance, it’s Tanner Gers. Diagnosed with ADHD in fourth grade, Tanner already had some challenges ahead of him, …
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Making a Difference For Kids Who Learn Differently
It’s a fact, some kids who learn differently thrive in a special kind of school. Listen in, as Cyndy, someone who was diagnosed with ADHD later in life, describes her journey of discovering a …
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