1084: [Parenting] "3 Things I'm Doing to Emotionally Prepare for My Child to Fly The Nest"

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1289: Systems That Build Momentum for Brains That Resist Systems With Brooke Schnittman

"ADHDers hate structure but thrive on it at the same time." In this episode, Heather sits down with Brooke Schnittman to explore why the systems that are supposed to help us thrive can sometimes become the very things we resist the hardest. For neurodivergent brains, traditional ...  Show more

1288: Resistance vs. Capacity: Maybe it was never fear.

"It's okay to push an edge once in a while, but it's also really okay to say, 'I need to stop doing this.'" In this episode, Heather explores the difference between resistance, fear, and shame, and simply not having the capacity to do what you're asking of yourself. It can be hum ...  Show more

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