ADHD Duos • Overwhelm, Executive Function, and the Fight to Stay Present with Tamara Rosier & Brooke Schnittman

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DIY Accommodations: When They Say No, or You Never Ask

What do you do when you ask for an accommodation and the answer is no? And what if you never asked, because you read the room and decided it wasn’t safe?In this conversation, Nikki and Pete take on both sides of that story, starting with a client who was denied exam accommodation ...  Show more

Saying the Hard Thing in Real Time

Ever leave a conversation and realize, somewhere on the way to the car, exactly what you should have said? There’s a French term for that feeling, and ADHD brains know it intimately.This week, we explore why saying the hard thing in real time is so difficult with ADHD, from the b ...  Show more

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