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🤯 It can really blow your mind when you reflect upon generational worry can impact you. It's wild how we can carry on patterns without even realizing it. 🧠 We're working on unlearning old habits and choosing a more mindful approach to life! What about you? Be sure to check out the full episode of my chat with @oh_heyyy_its_katie of The @unforgetyourself Show on @applepodcasts, @spotifypodcasts, or @youtube - Links in bio! #generationaltrauma #selfcare #mentalhealth #generationalhealing #breakingthecycle #chaoticandtwirly #theperinatalpodcast #chaoticandtwirly #amplifywellness #executivefunctioning #adhdtips #breakinggenerationaltrauma #madeWithMinvo

Does your student need their curriculum customized, but you don't know how to get started? Never fear. This interview covers a 10-step process on how to customize any type of curriculum for more consistent learning success in any student. Download this podcast on @lifeaudiopodcast or your favorite podcast platform https://lnkd.in/g3fcvHdV #modifycurriculum #ADHD #learningdifferences #customcurriculum

Happen To Your Career turned 10 this year! 🎉 The journey wasn't always smooth but it has been rewarding and full of valuable lessons. 🎓 Scott, founder of HTYC, shares his own career story in our latest podcast episode! From casual coffee meetings that turned into paid coaching sessions, to creating a thriving business, Scott shares his successes and failures, all of which helped him find joy and success in meaningful work. 💼🌟 💫 This episode includes a special discussion about finding career success while having ADHD, and how it can be harnessed to create unique career pathways. It's not just about blindly following your passion; it's about aligning work with personal strengths and embracing unexpected opportunities. Don't miss this insightful episode! 👉 https://lnkd.in/gPbF8heZ #CareerDevelopment #ADHD #Strengths #SuccessStories #HTYC #HappenToYourCareerPodcast #HTYCPodcast #CareerAdvice #CareerChange

Listen to the podcast: https://lnkd.in/gs4m24R6 Join Dan Holmes (husband of Dr. Stephanie Holmes) and Just the Guys with a group of men on the spectrum and they talk about theory of mind. Just the Guys get together and talk about topics from the spectrum point of view. #adhd, #asd, #aspergers, #autism, #autismspectrumdisorder, #autisticmen, #menonthespectrum, #mentalhealth, #mentalillness, #theoryofmind

One of the most important lessons I've learned about being a parent: My frustration with my kids has mostly to do with my stuff. My own: -Lack of emotional regulation -Trauma -Perceptions and assumptions -Expectations The bravest thing to do as a parent Is to stop looking at your kid's behavior and say, "What's wrong with them?" And instead say, "Ok, what is keeping me from showing up the way I need to for them?" That's why I formed Empowered Parenting Because there's endless amounts of info out there about parenting do's and dont's But not enough resources on how to go inside and heal from the inside out So we can show up as transformed parents MAYBE the most powerful gift you can give your kids Is the gift of working on yourself Grateful to Jason Rogers, MBA for having me on FreshCourage podcast To talk about how to heal And how to transform our parenting He's the man And has the comfiest couch I've ever recorded a podcast in Episode is dropping next week I'll drop a link when it launches 👀 P.S. If you're a parent who knows that: Trauma Stress Anxiety Is keeping them from being the parent you want to be Then I can help you DM and let's set up a free call

Oh boy do I love you LinkedIn Learn why on the latest episode of my podcast "The Weeniecast." Search "weeniecast" in your favorite podcast app to find it. #weeniecast #salestraining #salestips #adhd #adhdentrepreneurs

You Care, I Care - the journey so far! I’ve just done my second day of podcast recordings, and I’m thoroughly enjoying the experience. Each time I do a recording, I’m learning more each time, and I can’t wait for my next recording day. One of the hardest thing I’ve found is learning not to say, erm or ah whilst people are talking...I think I'm getting better though.   As I’ve mentioned before, I’m doing the podcasts because I want to educate and inform my listeners about all aspects of care. Sadly, it’s a subject which many of us shy away from, until we have no choice, or it affects someone we love. My guests have varied backgrounds – those who receive care, those working in care both paid and unpaid carers, having the experience of having find care for a loved one, and also looking at care from a mental health side of things. I think it’s something we should all talk about, because you never know when it could affect you personally, or members of your family, and I want people to understand all of the challenges that are involved. It’s part of life and with more people living longer, the need for care particularly among older people will grow dramatically over the coming years. Besides being informed about the various aspects of care, it has also been interesting learning about how people get into this sector as a career. Having recently done a recording with my old MD, I found out quite a lot of things I didn’t know about his career. ­One of my first guests talked about her experience of the care system as a mother whose son had ADHD and autism. When her son started school initially, it was very difficult, because she knew mainstream school wasn’t the right environment for him. She had to wait around two years for his autism diagnosis, (lockdowns added to the delay too), because without this, it is hard to gain access to the correct education and other care services. He is now at a special school, which has given him more confidence, and he is much happier. We talked about the challenges during school holidays, in terms of stress for the rest of the family. However, since his diagnosis, he has gained access to holiday events where he can spend time engaged in activities that he enjoys, and where he thrives. The support of a very good key-worker helped make life much easier. This episode is ‘A Mother’s Experience.’ A future guest talks about her difficult experience with caring for her grandmother who has dementia.  And another guest is the founder of a company that provides professional care companions for people, both inside and outside their home.    The feedback I have received has been very positive. In fact, I recently met with a group of business women, (several of whom have listened) and they told me I’ve missed my vocation and should be recording audio books!   My ultimate aim is to give people in the care sector a voice, and the list of guests is growing by the day! Do you enjoy listening to podcasts?

Difficulty with keeping your space and belongings organized is one of the best examples of Executive Dysfunction in daily life. It can also be one of the most frustrating. Here are a few of the most common ways organization challenges appear in school and at home. 🏫🏡 Learn how to take your life and classroom from chaos to control with this podcast episode: https://bit.ly/3W0gvjm #teachers #classroomhelp #teacherhacks #principals #schoolhelp #executivefunction #adhd

Let's talk about what kind of space might ignite your passion and boost your chances of reaching your goals! 🌈 Have you checked out episode 71 of my podcast yet? It's called "3 Signs It's Time To Start Your Business" and you can find it linked in my bio! #adhd #adhdentrepreneur #adhdpodcast

🔈The next episode of Divergently Married podcast and it's the one about the dog. Having realised that the truth about getting a puppy (especially from an AuDHD perspective) doesn't exist online, we decided to do something about it and devote our next podcast episode to it. 🗣️We also talk about socialising from an AuDHD perspective and our round up of 2023. 👇🏼Give it a listen and let us know your thoughts! #DivergentlyMarried #Autism #ADHD #Cockapoo #Puppy #Socialising #2023RoundUp #Podcast