
Practical, every day tactics to live better whether you have ADHD or not. People with ADHD and other behavioral health conditions often face stigma, prejudices, and discrimination. Join Animo Sano Psychiatry team, specialists in adult ADHD, as we discuss it with our team members and other healthcare professionals. This is an opportunity to learn about ADHD and other behavioral health conditions, h... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Motherhood comes with an enormous mental load but what happens when ADHD is part of the picture?
In this episode of Thriving with ADHD, Nada talks with Maddison Henley, PA-C, CAQ-PSY, about why motherhood can make previously manage... more
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Why do I keep starting over? If you've ever felt like you're constantly rebuilding routines, restarting healthy habits, or struggling to stay consistent, you're not alone.
In this episode of Thriving with ADHD, host Nada Pupovac is... more
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What happens when success on the outside hides a very different reality on the inside?
In this powerful episode of Thriving with ADHD, host Nada Pupovac speaks with Jason McDaid, fire engineer, speaker, and founder of The 78% Club.... more
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Many adults struggle to understand whether their symptoms point to ADHD, anxiety, or a combination of both. Difficulty focusing, racing thoughts, restlessness, overwhelm, and trouble getting things done can all show up in both condi... more
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I would have enjoyed this show but the host’s constant back-channeling—making continuous verbal and non-verbal noises ("uh-huh," "mmm," "exactly") while the guest is speaking—is incredibly distracting. For someone with ADHD, this constant auditory noise makes it very hard to focus on and absorb what the guest is actually saying. It quickly goes from distracting to infuriating. Please consider scaling back the interjections so ADHD listeners can actually process the conversation.
I found this incredibly helpful and aligning for my brain and what I need to do at work and in my personal life. I enjoyed this
I found this incredibly helpful and aligning for my brain and what I need to do at work and in my personal life. I enjoyed this
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Across recent episodes, the focus centers on ADHD across life stages, with emphasis on adult presentation, overlap with anxiety and depression, high-achiever burnout, and practical management strategies. Guests range from clinicians and psychiatrists to coaches and advocates, sharing clinical insights, personal journeys, and actionable tips for everyday living, families, and workplaces. The format often blends medical context with lived experience, aiming to destigmatize ADHD and empower listeners with concrete routines, coping tools, and supportive storytelling. A notable strength is integrating expert guidance with real-world applications, though some listeners note that conversational pacing and interjections can be distracting for ADHD-... more
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Recent guests on Thriving With ADHD include:
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2. Callie Kundert
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