Episode 33 - ADHD and Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria with Kathryn Wheatman

Episode 33 - ADHD and Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria with Kathryn Wheatman

On this episode Archie is joined by Kathryn Wheatman, ADHD Coach to discuss about Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD). RSD is when you experience severe emotional pain because of a failure or feeling rejected. This condition is linked to ADHD and experts suspect it happens due to differences in brain structure.

Rejection sensitivity is a common issue for neurodiverse people. The fear of rejection can lead to social anxiety and isolation. It can also make it difficult to pursue goals and maintain relationships.
An ADHD coach can provide valuable support and strategies for managing rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD). Here are some ways in which an ADHD coach can help:

1. Educating about RSD: An ADHD coach can explain what RSD is and help the individual understand that their intense emotional reactions to perceived rejection are a symptom of their ADHD. This can help normalize their experiences and reduce self-blame or shame.



2. Developing self-awareness: The coach can work with the individual to increase their self-awareness and identify triggers or situations that typically lead to RSD episodes. By recognizing these patterns, the individual can better prepare themselves and develop coping strategies.

3. Coping strategies: An ADHD coach can help the person develop a toolkit of coping strategies to manage RSD. This may include techniques such as mindfulness, deep breathing exercises, or cognitive reframing to challenge negative thoughts and interpretations.

4. Building self-esteem: RSD often leads to decreased self-esteem and self-worth. A coach can help the individual work on building a positive self-image, focusing on their strengths, and celebrating their achievements, which can help mitigate the impact of perceived rejection.

5. Communication skills: The coach can assist in improving communication skills, such as assertiveness and effective expression of emotions. Learning how to communicate needs and concerns in a constructive manner can help reduce misunderstandings and potential triggers for RSD.

6. Goal setting and planning: An ADHD coach can assist the individual in setting realistic goals and creating actionable plans. By breaking down bigger tasks into smaller, manageable steps, the individual can experience a sense of accomplishment and reduce the likelihood of feeling overwhelmed or rejected.

7. Creating a support network: The coach can help the person develop a support network of friends, family, or peers who understand and can provide emotional support during challenging times. Additionally, the coach can help individuals connect with ADHD support groups or communities where they can share experiences and learn from others.

It is important to note that an ADHD coach is not a mental health professional and cannot provide therapy. However, they can offer guidance, support, and practical tools to help individuals with ADHD, including those struggling with rejection sensitivity dysphoria.


If you wish to find out more about Kathryn or access her coaching services please visit:
www.adhdcare.co.uk or email us on info@adhdcare.co.uk

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Episode 50 - Unlocking Your Organising Style with Cassandra Aarssen

Episode 50 - Unlocking Your Organising Style with Cassandra Aarssen

In this captivating episode, host Archie Chimanayi sits down with organising guru Cassandra Aarssen, the brilliant mind behind the Clutterbug philosophy. Cassandra shares her groundbreaking approach to decluttering and organising, revealing how understanding your unique organising style can transform your space and your life. From her personal journey of clutter chaos, living with ADHD and subsequently being diagnosed in adulthood, to becoming an organisation expert, Cassandra offers insights, tips, and strategies that promise to help you find peace and efficiency in your home. Tune in to discover how to unlock your organising style and create a clutter-free environment that resonates with your personality and lifestyle.About CassandraCassandra Aarssen, a TV personality from the hit show "Hot Mess House", author, a mother who has ADHD and the mind behind Clutterbug, champions a unique organising philosophy. She discovered that there are four different organising styles and that identifying one's personal style can lead to lasting organisation. Cassandra's mission is to help others overcome disorganisation and clutter by finding a system that works for them. Her approach is showcased through various platforms, including her website, Clutterbug, where she offers organising tips, courses, and insight into her organising philosophy. For more detailed information, please visit: https://clutterbug.meInstagram @clutterbug_meYouTube channel @ClutterbugYou can also listen to Cassandra's podcast @ClutterbugPod

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Episode 49 - Transforming Challenges into Strengths with Leanne Maskell

Episode 49 - Transforming Challenges into Strengths with Leanne Maskell

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8 Feb 20241h 9min

Episode 48 - Workplace Accommodations with Meghan Brown [ADHD Coach]

Episode 48 - Workplace Accommodations with Meghan Brown [ADHD Coach]

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1 Feb 20241h 3min

Episode 47 - Late Diagnosis, Burnout, and Strategies for Success with Meredith Carder

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In this episode, we explore the topic of ADHD, particularly focusing on its diagnosis and management later in life. Our guest is Meredith Carder, an experienced ADDCA-certified ADHD Coach based in the United States.Our discussion centres around the unique challenges faced by individuals who discover they have ADHD as adults. Meredith offers insights into how late diagnosis can affect someone's understanding of their past experiences and their approach to managing symptoms.We also delve into the important issue of burnout, especially relevant for those with ADHD. Meredith shares her expert tips on recognising burnout signs and provides strategies for maintaining a healthy balance in life, setting realistic goals, and prioritising mental well-being.To find out more about Meredith please check out her social media @hummingbird_adhd on Instagram.

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Episode 46 - Understanding ADHD with Professor Stephen Faraone

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Happy New Year to all our listeners! In this episode, we're excited to start the year by welcoming Professor Stephen Faraone, a distinguished expert in ADHD research. Professor Faraone offers invaluable insights into ADHD.Our discussion covers a range of topics about ADHD, particularly focusing on its neurobiological aspects, to help listeners get a better grasp of this complex condition. We also explore Professor Faraone's prolific research and publications, which have made him a prominent figure in the field of ADHD studies.The episode will also discuss the effectiveness of ADHD medications, the link between ADHD and trauma, and advances in diagnostic testing. Professor Faraone, currently serving as a Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry and Neuroscience and Physiology at SUNY Upstate Medical University, shares his experiences in research funded by various esteemed institutions and his contributions to developing new treatments for ADHD. Please visit Professor's website:www.adhdevidence.org Twtter (X) & LinkedIn: @StephenFaraone

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Episode 45 - ADHD in Love: Couple's Therapy and Coaching with Expert Julia Wallace

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In this compelling episode which was recorded at the International Conference on ADHD 2023 in Baltimore, USA, we are honoured to have Julia Wallace, a distinguished Licensed Clinical Social Worker/therapist, couples counsellor, and coach. With her unique blend of professional expertise and personal experience, Julia offers a profound understanding of ADHD's impact on relationships. As someone who has been diagnosed with adult ADHD, she brings a deeply empathetic perspective to her work, especially in her sessions with ADHD Couples and Individual Groups. Join us as Julia delves into the complexities of managing ADHD within relationships, shares strategies for effective communication, and discusses innovative approaches to therapy that can transform the way ADHD couples interact and support each other. Whether you're looking to improve your relationship or seeking insights into ADHD management, this episode with Julia Wallace is an invaluable resource.To find out more about Julia please visit her website www.juliawallace.com

21 Des 202340min

Episode 44 - Annual International Conference on ADHD 2023, USA Pt. 2

Episode 44 - Annual International Conference on ADHD 2023, USA Pt. 2

In this second episode of our special podcast edition from the recent International Conference on ADHD 2023 in Baltimore, USA, our host Archie explores the vibrant Discovery Hall. He engages with a wide range of exhibitors, leading experts, passionate advocates, and attendees, all gathered to share the latest breakthroughs in ADHD research. Listen in for exclusive interviews and expert perspectives.

14 Des 202352min

Episode 43 - Highlights from the 2023 International ADHD Conference Pt. 1

Episode 43 - Highlights from the 2023 International ADHD Conference Pt. 1

Join us for a special episode of the ADHD Care podcast, recorded at the Annual International Conference on ADHD in Baltimore, USA. Your host, Archie Chimanayi, brings you insightful conversations and highlights from this significant event, held from November 30th to December 2nd, 2023.In this episode, we focus on the key themes of this year's conference: connecting with others, learning from experts, and finding ways to thrive despite ADHD challenges. Archie talks with leading experts in ADHD, delving into current research and treatment options. You'll hear from clinicians, researchers, and representatives from organisations like ACO, ADDA, and CHADD, who are dedicated to supporting those affected by ADHD.We also feature discussions with exhibitors who are introducing innovative technology in the field and provide insights into how these developments can aid individuals and families dealing with ADHD.This podcast episode is not just about sharing knowledge; it's about building a community. Whether you're an adult with ADHD, a partner, a parent, a clinician, or an educator, there's something in this episode for you. We cover the range of experiences and stages of life affected by ADHD and the collective effort to improve lives.

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