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ADHD: Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t
Adults with ADHD who want clear explanations of symptoms and practical coping tools without medical jargon or shame. Audio for this show is produced with AI assistance. Episodes are researched, scripted, and reviewed for accuracy before release. Topics include: ADHD basics for adults — focus traps, working memory, and practical daily systems.
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Episodes
ADHD: Understanding triggers without shame… 07.07.2026 38:54
In this episode of ADHD: Let's Make Sense Of This Sht, we explore how everyday interruptions and unexpected changes can derail focus, and why understanding these triggers matters more than self-blame. From a ringing phone pulling attention at the worst moment to sudden schedule shifts sparking tension, we unpack the quick emotional and sensory spikes that often feel bigger than the situation. Rath...
ADHD: Daily coping strategies you can… 03.07.2026 42:12
In this episode of ADHD: Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t, we dive into four practical daily coping strategies designed to fit seamlessly into any weekday morning or afternoon. These tools emphasize external structure over willpower, helping you cut through mental clutter and avoid the spirals that start with one missed step. Drawing from real-world tests, the approaches focus on repeatable micro-hab...
ADHD 101: Focus, Forgetfulness, and What Actually Helps 02.07.2026 6:34
In this episode, we break down the core ADHD challenges many adults face daily—elusive focus, slippery working memory, and the constant battle to stay on track. From sudden attention shifts that derail emails into endless scrolls to forgotten errands and misplaced keys, these patterns aren't personal failings but signals for better support. We explore simple, testable systems like short timed bloc...
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