Coming Soon: Practical Strategies for Adult ADHD
The ADHD Skills Lab podcast is a space where Skye and Sarah share practical strategies and research about adult ADHD while also providing honest talk about their own experiences. With years of experience providing strategies to clients at Unconventional Organization, they offer valuable insights on topics such as working memory, sensory issues, and organization. Tune in for a mix of relatable conversation and actionable advice.
https://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/
Excerpt 1 is from a soon-to-be-released podcast episode with Danielle Sullivan from The Neurodiverging Podcast https://www.neurodiverging.com/
Excerpt 2 is from a soon-to-be-released podcast episode with Katy Weber from The Women and ADHD Podcast https://www.womenandadhd.com/
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Skye 0:00 Okay, are you ready? Sarah 0:02 Let's do it. Skye 0:05 Hello, and welcome to the ADHD skills lab podcast. If you've been searching for a space that blends practical strategies and research with honest talk about adult ADHD, then you just found it. My name is Skye. Sarah 0:18 And I'm Sarah. Skye 0:20 You might know us from unconventional organization where I'm the founder and Sarah is the coaching director. This podcast is where we're going to connect with you, and share all the strategies we've learned in our own lives as well as years of providing some strategies to our clients. So expect to hear a little of this. Sarah 0:38 Yeah, because when we're stuck, we're not gonna have the working memory capacity to really think like, oh, well, what am I going to do right now? It's like, No, you need to stop and like break glass in case of emergency. Danielle 0:48 Exactly. Skye 0:49 And some of this Katy 0:51 If you'd asked me if I had sensory issues, I would have been like, No, I don't I mean, you know, and now I look at all of the ways that I do that I just never acknowledged. Skye 0:59 Yeah, like I just like my headphones. Yeah. And we look forward to seeing you soon.