
This Podcast is about what it's like to have ADHD and different techniques people can apply to their life to find their own version of what organized means. Megs is a professional organizer coach with ADHD and shares how organizing your brain, while understanding how it works, provides the key to living your best life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationRelationshipsSociety & CultureSelf-Improvement | |||

Megs welcomes BFRB and habit coach Laura Hope to talk about what really helps in the messy middle: regulation over restriction. They unpack Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (hair pulling, skin/nail/cheek picking, etc.) as the ADHD brain’s Swiss-army... more
In this episode of Organizing an ADHD Brain, host Megs Crawford shares eight powerful truths about the ADHD brain. From being mislabeled as “lazy” to struggling with perfectionism, overcommitting, and the exhaustion of masking as “organized” at work,... more
Motivation fades, life gets chaotic, but the messy middle doesn’t have to stop your progress.
Russ Jones is back for the third time, making him the very first three-peat guest on the podcast—and for good reason. As an ADHD coach, Russ knows what it ... more
In this episode of Organizing an ADHD Brain, Megs Crawford kicks off Season 3 with a deeply personal look at “the messy middle” of change. She shares her family’s recent move from Colorado to the East Coast, emphasizing the challenges of living witho... more
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I love this podcast and the way Meg’s shares her life, tips, tricks and mindset. So much of what she addresses on the show resonates with me 🩵
There's something about exploring the list of Meg's solo podcasts and interview podcasts that I find particularly impactful ...enough to feel moved to write a review when I rarely do.
Megs blend of adaptable practical information hits just right .
It's truly reassuring to get information delivered in a gentle upbeat tone with warm humour.
She's fast become one of my favourite ADHD podcasters who often serves as a body double voice while I declutter ... or who individually, or combined wi... more
Have been a fan of this show as someone who is neurodivergent. I found this show from an episode of another podcast that she was a guest on. Up until a recent podcast that I turned off because she brought up RFKjr. I believe his work and intentions in our community is impactful and important work. There is a large spectrum of autism and her comments were ignoring our families who do suffer and understand what he was saying. Anyways. I admire his work wasn’t into the commentary so I’ll see my... more
This podcast is exactly what I needed. It is so informational about ADHD in late diagnosed women. It makes me feel not so alone in this world.
your digital Declutter podcast with expert. Shaun is fantastic. I’ve dreaded having to search every day for things in my email as well as files and of course, the dreaded password I don’t remember 🙃🙃
all of which seems to happen every day ! I look forward to getting his guide! keep up the great work on your podcast. They’re fabulous!
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Focused on navigating the complexities of ADHD, offerings include insight into personal experiences, self-acceptance, and techniques for organizing one's life in a way that resonates with individual needs. Topics range from the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals to practical tips for decluttering both physical spaces and mental processes. A key aspect is the emphasis on community support and the acknowledgment of intersectional experiences related to ADHD, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and connection in the organizing journey. This unique approach resonates not only with those diagnosed with ADHD but also with their families and friends, creating a welcoming space for broader conversations about neurodiversity and m... more
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Recent guests on Organizing an ADHD Brain include:
1. Russ Jones
2. Kate Sage
3. Inger Shay Colzie
4. Melissa Snow
5. Shawn Lemon
6. Maddy Alexander-Grout
7. Sam Milburn
8. Tanya Willis
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