
Nikki Kinzer and Pete Wright offer support, life management strategies, and time and technology tips, dedicated to anyone looking to take control while living with ADHD.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 566 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

Most of us have a stack of self-help books we fully intend to get to. Our friend Misty Stinnett, co-host of Go Help Yourself, has read hundreds of them for her show, and she joins us to talk about reading when your attention has its own plans. Misty ... more
Last season, Dr. Kathleen Nadeau described a lot of ADHD struggle as a planting problem, and we've been thinking about it a bunch. This episode is about environment, and how much of what gets blamed on ADHD comes down to where you are and who you're ... more
You'd swear you sent that email. You can picture yourself writing it. And then you find it, unsent, still marked unread.
This week, Pete and Nikki borrow the literary idea of the unreliable narrator to explore why ADHD makes us shaky witnesses to ou... more
You say it a dozen times a day. Somebody asks how you're doing, and before you've had a chance to check, you've already said you're … fine.
In this conversation, we pick up a thread from our earlier episode with Dr. Sharon Saline on masking and foll... more
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This show’s hosts select excellent topics and expand on them just the right amount, in a listenable way with humor and humility alongside the knowledge. Their May 1st conversation with Ari Tuckman is one of the best, most advice-packed, yet fun and orderly podcast episodes for ADHD adults that I’ve heard recently.
Thank you for sharing real and practical concepts and exercises I can apply to my day to manage productivity and sanity. Great podcast!
Awesome knowing my problem is a real problem !! Thank you for your help much needed! I do fear and appreciate your ideas !! Watching a tv show for distraction a good idea !! Thanking you for your support .
Really enjoyed the insights shared by Dr. Roberto Olivardia on sleep and ADHD.
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Two hosts focus on practical strategies for living with ADHD, covering productivity, time management, mindset shifts, planning, and self-compassion. Episodes frequently explore context, environment, and language as levers to improve attention, routines, and relationships, often featuring coaching frameworks, guest experts, and actionable exercises. A standout trait is the blend of warm, relatable hosting with evidence-based coaching ideas, plus a community-oriented approach that encourages ongoing practice and support. The show tends to attract listeners seeking concrete tools to manage ADHD in work and home life, with an emphasis on empathy, realistic goals, and sustainable habits.
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Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast launched 17 years ago and published 566 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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