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ADHD with Confidence

Kelsey Spronk
ADHD
Mental Health
Confidence
Perfectionism
Self-Improvement
Self-Care
Confidence Building
God-Centered Confidence
Personal Development
Self-Worth
Rejection Sensitivity
Self-Confidence
Self-Doubt
Parenting
Self-Esteem
Growth Mindset
Faith
Personal Growth
Coaching
Friendships

ADHD with Confidence is for women with ADHD who are ready to stop wondering, "What's wrong with me?" and start understanding the incredible brain they've had all along.

If you've spent years masking, people-pleasing, overthinking, feeling overwhelmed, or struggling with self-doubt, you're not alone.

In this podcast, you'll learn how to:

Understand and work with your ADHD brain

Build confide... more

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes100Founded2 years ago
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Mental HealthChristianityHealth & FitnessReligion & Spirituality

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Latest Episodes

Do you often feel misunderstood (as a woman with ADHD)? It's an awful feeling. Maybe it even feels like rejection.

In today's episode I cover four key reasons I believe those of us with ADHD feel misunderstood:

• Environments not designed for our A... more

Did you know there's a connection between ADHD and your pelvic floor? Hint: it has to do with our nervous system.

What about the fact that 20-25% of women over 40 have at least early stage prolapse? Or that 1 in 3 women will develop clinically signi... more

Why don't we feel good enough as women with ADHD? I believe it stems from these two categories:

(1) We measure ourselves by external expectations (social media, family, culture), and

(2) We fail to recognize our own strengths and contributions.

To... more

Do you compare yourself to others, and always feel like you're coming up short?

Do you often feel the need to mask your ADHD symptoms to "fit in"?

In today's episode, we will talk all about comparison in ADHD, ADHD masking and how you learn who you... more

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Jenn Lormand
Exercise physiologist, published medical researcher, author, co-founder of Titan Your Tinkler
Titan Your Tinkler
Episode: 177 // How ADHD, the Pelvic Floor & Prolapse are Connected, with Jenn Lormand
Debra Atkinson
Trainer, speaker, coach, exercise physiologist
Flipping 50
Episode: 174 // The Effect of Exercise on ADHD & Perimenopause, with Debra Atkinson
Dr. Jennie Byrne
Psychiatrist, neuroscientist, author of ADHD in Professionals, Embracing Your Brain
Constellation PLLC
Episode: 173 // Why ADHD is a Terrible Name, with Dr. Jennie Byrne
Roseann Capanna-Hodge
Board certified clinician with 30+ years of experience; founder of the Global Institute of Children's Mental Health
Global Institute of Children's Mental Health
Episode: 169 // ADHD Nervous System Dysregulation, with Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge
Laura Aydlette
Licensed professional counselor and founder of TRIACorda Counseling, specializes in helping high achieving women with ADHD
TRIACorda Counseling
Episode: 167 // From Self-Doubt to Self-Trust in ADHD, with Laura Aydlette
Tamara Rosier
Author, public speaker, certified ADHD coach, founder of the ADHD Center of West Michigan
ADHD Center of West Michigan
Episode: 165 // Success and Imposter Syndrome in ADHD, with Dr. Tamara Rosier
Aric Prather
Sleep researcher; Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, UCSF
University of California, San Francisco
Episode: 163 // How to Improve Your Sleep, with Dr. Aric Prather
Caroline McGuire
Author, ADHD coach, social coach for ADHD
Independent author and ADHD advocate
Episode: 160 // Neurodivergence in Friendships, with Caroline Maguire
Katie McKenna
Psychotherapist; author of You're Not the Problem
Katie McKenna Psychotherapist
Episode: 157 // How to Heal from Narcissism & Emotional Abuse, with Katie McKenna

Host

Kelsey Sprank
Host of ADHD with Confidence podcast, Life & ADHD Coach

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 86 ratings
  • A great ADHD resource

    Kelsey raises so many incredible conversations about the not so talked about aspects of living with ADHD. The advice she provides is real, raw and leaves you feeling so seen and understood.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maria ~ The Health Habit LLC
    United States9 months ago
  • This Podcast is So Encouraging

    This podcast makes living with ADHD feel understood, hopeful, and empowering instead of overwhelming. The insights are practical, encouraging, and rooted in real life — not perfection. Every episode reminds me that ADHD doesn’t disqualify me from confidence or success. Such a refreshing and motivating listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tina L Andrews
    United States10 months ago
  • Grounded, practical, and faith-aligned

    With several ADHD diagnoses in our family, this podcast is a gift. Kelsey shares real tools and faith-rooted encouragement that actually help — simple strategies, mindset shifts, and step-by-step support that make a difference. Highly recommend for anyone looking to understand ADHD and move forward with confidence.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kathguire
    United States10 months ago
  • Kelsey Gets the Heart Work Needed to Thrive

    This podcast title is so apt, because Kelsey’s grounded, inspiring perspective does truly inspire confidence. She understands the heart behind the thought and shame spirals we can so often find ourselves in when we feel like there is something wrong with us. Kelsey, thank you for doing this work!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JennyFulford
    Canada10 months ago
  • Comparison Trap

    Love how you focus on the strengths and purpose God has made us with! Such an important truth that EVERYONE needs!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Practial Solutions for PTSD
    United Statesa year ago

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Many refer to feeling seen and understood, especially around ADHD and faith.
Praise for concise episodes that blend psychology, faith, and real-life strategies for confidence.
Listeners praise the host's compassionate, faith-aligned coaching and practical, actionable tips.

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173 // Why ADHD is a Terrible Name, with Dr. Jennie Byrne
Q: What practical strategies can professionals with ADHD employ to live well and maintain productivity without burning out?
Key recommendations include knowing your own brain, prioritizing movement, seeking a formal diagnosis when helpful, delegating tasks, simplifying routines, and minimizing exposure to constant alert-based stimuli from devices and social media. These steps help align daily life with individual strengths and reduce fatigue from constant overstimulation.
173 // Why ADHD is a Terrible Name, with Dr. Jennie Byrne
Q: Why is ADHD considered a brain variant rather than a disorder, and how does that impact how we should approach treatment and workplace practices?
The discussion highlights that ADHD involves differences in attention modulation rather than a deficit in attention itself, and that many individuals can harness strengths such as creativity and the ability to perform under pressure. This reframing encourages strength-based strategies, reducing stigma and promoting environment and workflow adjustments over purely medical approaches.
173 // Why ADHD is a Terrible Name, with Dr. Jennie Byrne
Q: What inspired you to write ADHD in Professionals, Embracing Your Brain, and how does your background influence this work?
Dr. Byrne explains that her motivation came from observing widespread misinformation and stigma among high-functioning professionals with ADHD, and she approached ADHD from a research perspective to validate it as a brain variant rather than a disorder. Her goal is to provide high-quality information to a population often overlooked or misdiagnosed, particularly women who face unique societal pressures.
163 // How to Improve Your Sleep, with Dr. Aric Prather
Q: What are the typical things that get in the way of good sleep and how can listeners start addressing them?
Common barriers include bedtime anxiety, long periods in bed awake, caffeine or alcohol late in the day, and fragmented sleep; start with the basics—stabilize wake time, create a wind-down ritual, optimize the sleep environment, and practice strategies to reduce rumination and daytime worry.
163 // How to Improve Your Sleep, with Dr. Aric Prather
Q: Can you talk about the importance of sleep for people starting on this journey to improve their sleep?
Sleep is central to health; improving sleep yields benefits in mood, attention, and resilience, and there are accessible, non-pharmacological steps like consistent wake times and sleep-friendly routines that work across brain differences, including ADHD.

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What is ADHD with Confidence about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, faith-informed show tailored to women navigating ADHD, especially those diagnosed later in life. Episodes blend coaching techniques with real-life stories to build confidence, set boundaries, and leverage ADHD strengths. Frequent themes include rejection sensitivity, masking, authentic friendships, and applying faith to daily management, with guests and solo hosts offering actionable steps and compassionate guidance. The format tends toward concise, bite-sized episodes aimed at tangible lifestyle changes, often framed by a Christian worldview and a focus on self-worth, purpose, and practical strategies for thriving with ADHD.

Noteworthy aspects include a strong coaching orientation, emphasis on faith-based mindset shifts, and ... more

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1. Jenn Lormand
2. Debra Atkinson
3. Dr. Jennie Byrne
4. Roseann Capanna-Hodge
5. Laura Aydlette
6. Tamara Rosier
7. Aric Prather
8. Caroline McGuire

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