“A weird trick to get doctors to listen to you,” by journalist Carolyn Liddell caught Moira’s eye when she was considering how to successfully raise another medical concern. People with ADHD are at higher risk of gaslighting and not receiving adequate medical support.  Moira shares her journey with multiple health conditions & self-advocacy. When we can figure out what might be wrong, how do we bring it up to our doctors without offending them and be heard?   Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Replay! This one accidentally got replaced by another episode a few months back. If you haven't heard it yet, or you are looking forward to new content--I hope this will tide you over. Season 2 is coming!!  What can we do to make our living spaces more ADHD friendly? Today  Moira and Roxie share some favorites from their houses. Original Episode Website LinkRoxie Martin CoachingSupport me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

ADHD Friendly Lifestyle and Moira unexpectedly found themselves at a turning point that delayed the last episode of season 1 by a week. Moira shares 3 things she learned you wanted to know from her. Sign up to Patreon to get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more: www.patreon.com/adhdfriendlylifestyleSupport me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Content warning: This episode contains discussions of eating disorders; listener discretion is advised if you feel that listening may aggravate your suffering or complicate your recovery. Discuss with your support system as necessary. Moira has struggled with her relationship with food and her body for close to 50 years, only learning she had binge eating disorder after her ADHD diagnosis. Megan’s eating disorder was recognized first, as a teenager, and her ADHD diagnosis came in 2021. Both women know we do not need to suffer endlessly anymore and there is a path to recovery. ADHD contributes to disordered eating and obesity and getting help for any of this means understanding our experiences and having ways to get the help we deserve. Support me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Two women with ADHD, thirty years apart in age, squeeze in as many things about living with ADHD as they can. Similarities and differences in their experiences--including school, video games, being outdoors, bars, drinking, horrendous toilets, and why ADHD would be better known as a dopamine dysregulation disorder. All in all, it's young adults like Megan and changes Moira can already see that give her hope for a better future for all of us.Support me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Today we are talking about why parenting with ADHD is hard, especially for moms, ways to consider taking fewer rides on that struggle bus. We can’t care for others if we are spent. If we want to parent well, then we need to know how to care for ourselves. Moira discusses what helped with how, when, and where things were hard for her that led to taking better care of herself and her family.  She also reminds those who aren’t tired, exhausted parents what we can do to help all of us suffer less.Support me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Hi, I’m taking a little time off and will be back with new episodes in January.  I’m sharing an episode from the archive that builds upon the latest episodes. Today we’re discussing how self-compassion improves our ability to get started, deal with challenges, keep going and get along with others. We’ll be talking about proven strategies, and ideas. They won’t prevent us from making mistakes, but when we do, and we treat ourselves with compassion, the cost is not as high-- because yup, Self-compassion also reduces stress, self-criticism, and makes our life more ADHD Friendly. While many of us have realized that we must know how to take care of ourselves and our ADHD, there can be a tendency still to believe that we’re the problem or if only we could do this or that things would be better. But what if we can’t? Even if another younger version of us could?  Our biggest consistency is often inconsistency and if we want to show up as our best versions of ourselves, it starts with self-compassion. Support me on Patreon:Sign up to Patreon to get access to exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more:https://www.patreon.com/adhdfriendlylifestyle  Connect with me on:FacebookTwitterInstagramor ask me a question on my Contact PageFind the full show notes at https://adhdfriendlylifestyle.com/8-the-1st-about-compassion/ Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Hey folks, I'm going to be taking a little time off in December and I thought that I'd reshare a few episodes from the archives. Today we're going to be returning to an idea that has been a reoccurring theme in the last few episodes—how to change things up that are no longer serving us. We’re talking about how to manage shame, shame spirals, and considering ways that can reduce our sense of shame. We’re unpacking how we manage and what we say to ourselves when we are wanting, hoping, or waiting for things to be different. We're also going to be considering how we can be a little bit kinder to ourselves, and a few ideas on how to move towards the life we want.Sign up to Patreon to get access to exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more:https://www.patreon.com/adhdfriendlylifestyle Support me on PatreonConnect with me on:FacebookTwitterInstagramor ask me a question on my Contact PageFind the full show notes at https://adhdfriendlylifestyle.com/5-the-one-about-coping-with-shame/ Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Time and energy are limited resources that many of us struggle with, especially when we have ADHD--they can seem elusive and slippery, never quite under our control. We can understand how we experience both, how it matters for our day-to-day life, and consider some ideas to try for a more ADHD friendly life. Support me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

The outtakes were so good, I couldn’t leave them out. Just like your favorite show’s outtake reel, these pieces may seem a bit more disjointed than a regular episode, I’ll use musical cues for when we switch topics. We start off lightly sharing our struggles with the question, “how are you?”, and then Roxie goes deep sharing how learning at 12 yo her father was black called into question her identity and ultimately helped her find pride. Then Roxie puts me into the hot seat asking me a few questions too. You might be able to tell when I become very passionate about one of my favorite things.Roxie Martin CoachingSupport me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

What do a Canadian and a Texan have in common? When you both are moms with late-diagnosed ADHD, turns out a lot. Marisol and Moira met through online Coaching and Accountability Groups. They appreciate each other’s sense of humor, intelligence, kindness, and passion for living a more ADHD friendly life. Oh, and their willingness to tell random people how they felt having an ADHD diagnosis and trying medication! Check out our first episode answering listener questions, with both considered and slightly more off-the-cuff answers.Support me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]

Today we're unpacking a few things, how we manage and what we say to ourselves when we are wanting, hoping, or waiting for things to be different. We're also going to be considering how we can be a little bit kinder to ourselves, and a few ideas on how to move towards the life we want.Support me on Patreon and get exclusive content, early access to episodes, monthly group coaching calls, and more.Find me  on Facebook   Instagram   TwitterFor show notes including next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle Thank you for joining us for today’s episode. For show notes, including the next steps, resources, and articles on this topic, visit ADHD Friendly Lifestyle. If you enjoyed this episode SUBSCRIBE to ensure you’ll never miss an episode! If you know someone who can be inspired or encouraged by listening to the ADHD Friendly Lifestyle, please share this with them! Support us on Patreon and get early access to episodes, live Q&A/AMA, monthly group coaching calls, and more. Follow us on Facebook Instagram Twitter. Would you like to send us a question for this podcast? Email [email protected]