
ADHD with Jenna Free is a podcast for adults with ADHD who are done surviving their symptoms and ready to start thriving with ADHD, without the endless tips, hacks, and workarounds that have never really fixed anything. It's also the show where therapists, coaches, and counselors come to deepen their understanding of treating ADHD in adults and learn what regulation-based care looks like in practi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationMental HealthSelf-Improvement | |||

You know exactly what you should be doing, and you still can't make yourself start. If you're an adult with ADHD who's tired of being told your executive function is just "how your brain is," this episode is for you.
I make the case that ADHD execu... more
You've tried fixing the symptoms one by one, and you're still spinning. This episode is for the adult with ADHD who's exhausted from chasing symptoms and not seeing real change.
I make the case that ADHD nervous system dysregulation is the thread r... more
You hold it together all day, then walk in your front door, and everything comes out sideways. You're snappier with your partner, more defensive with your kids, and impatient with the people you really want to enjoy being with. This episode is for th... more
You've been calling yourself bad at task switching for so long it's started to feel like a fact. And the evidence keeps stacking up: the hyperfocus sessions that run three hours past when you need to stop, the transitions that take so much mental ene... more
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So my BFF was reading her book and I’ll be honest, what drew me to her book initially were the fantastic graphics. But then as I kept reading the book, it felt like she was writing the book to me and about me. I have never been officially diagnosed with ADHD, but much of what she says is necessary for pretty much everyone. She is so easy to listen to and relatable.
I am so glad I found you, Jenna Free! Since becoming aware of regulation tactics my life has improved dramatically. I love your approach and I find your voice very regulating😃. I’m so glad you are sharing your wisdom! Thank you Jenna!
I find your voice soothing and light. I was shocked someone found it annoying. I’m sure everyone’s voice is annoying to someone. I also like your content. I do find you repeat yourself which makes me lose attention but that’s okay. I am always in panic mode and now I know why. I am so excited to work on this and have a calmer life and work life.
I’ve spent years trying different approaches to managing my ADHD—books, podcasts, strategies, productivity systems, therapy, and more. While many of them helped in some way, Jenna’s podcast “Addresses the Underlying Drivers of My ADHD” was one of the first things that really helped me understand what was happening underneath it all.
Her focus on nervous system regulation gets to the heart of why so many of us struggle to consistently apply the tools and strategies we’re taught. It was incredibl... more
I started at the start of the show, hoping "maybe this will change my life." What I learned was that you *can* change your life by regulating your nervous system... but not *how* to do it. First episode is a helpful primer on why regulation is important, but after that it felt like the only way you could get real help was by joining the paid program. I pretty much lost interest after one episode where she effectively said, "If you're frustrating that I'm not giving you more practical advice, it'... more
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Adult-focused deep dives into ADHD through a nervous-system regulation lens, with a host who is a licensed ADHD therapist and CCC guiding listeners toward long-term healing rather than quick hacks. Episodes frequently explore why dysregulation drives procrastination, task initiation troubles, and overwhelm, with practical strategies rooted in regulation, one-task focus, and mindful pacing. Content often centers on women's ADHD experiences, perimenopause, parenting, and building sustainable habits that expand capacity and improve daily functioning. A distinctive aspect is the clinician-host's emphasis on regulation-first approaches, challenging traditional tip-based advice and offering workshops and professional resources for deeper transfor... more
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