81. Using the Scientific Method to work with your ADHD brain

81. Using the Scientific Method to work with your ADHD brain

So excited to share this episode this week!! Today we're talking about how to use the scientific method as a framework to better understand your ADHD brain and your needs! This is how we can conduct experiments, try new things, and implement changes to gather lived-experience data on what *actually* works for us, what *actually* helps us. And the best part—with experimenting, there's no failure. Only data! Every experiment is an opportunity to learn more about how your brain works, and we get to integrate and re-iterate on experiments by using that information. This means that even if an experiment doesn't go the way we planned, it's still a win!

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93. Hyperfixations vs Special Interests vs OCD Rumination (+ spending $!)

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92. A three-part structure to OCD thoughts + the tools and resources I'm using

92. A three-part structure to OCD thoughts + the tools and resources I'm using

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91. Four Different Types of To-Do Lists + Ways To Use Them!

91. Four Different Types of To-Do Lists + Ways To Use Them!

*FOUR* different types of to do lists: Sequenced Lists, Brain Dump, Menu of Options, & the 'Done' List — and how to use them to support your executive functioning beyond the traditional 'to-do' (espec...

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90. Do ADHD-affirming strategies and approaches backfire for OCD?

90. Do ADHD-affirming strategies and approaches backfire for OCD?

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27 Aug 37min

89. Why we need to be CELEBRATING our wins

89. Why we need to be CELEBRATING our wins

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21 Aug 26min

88. Has it been OCD all along?

88. Has it been OCD all along?

Documenting the beginning of my journey: exploring a potential OCD diagnosis. <3

14 Aug 42min

87. Running shoes are stim toys + my 'physical therapy' plan for creative burnout recovery

87. Running shoes are stim toys + my 'physical therapy' plan for creative burnout recovery

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86. Was EMDR therapy a huge mistake? Life update.

86. Was EMDR therapy a huge mistake? Life update.

Did I make a huge mistake by starting EMDR therapy? Or will it be worth it, if I can just keep going? Life update <3

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