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Episodes: 126
Frequency: Biweekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
Instagram: 316 followers
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David Kessler - David Kessler is a therapist who works with people with ADHD, and describes himself as having ADHD as well. The show frames episodes as vulnerable conversations and psychology “truth bombs” grounde...
Isabelle Richards - Isabelle Richards is a therapist who works with people with ADHD and also describes having ADHD herself. The show emphasizes practical psychology education, vulnerable conversations, and tools info...
Afdhel Aziz - What A Late ADHD Diagnosis Feels Like; Four P’s Framework; ADHD And Anxiety Loop; Workplace/team Shifts After Diagnosis; Marriage Changes; Accommodations And Community.
Summer Stole Your Structure. Here's What to Do About It.
July 01, 2026
Remember when summer meant you got to just... whatevs? No school, nowhere to be, just go. But then as an adult with ADHD, summer shows up and the structure just evaporates. Your kiddos are out of school. Friends are on vacation. Meetings get pushed, projects stall, and everyone who used to be available just... isn't. And yet you're still supposed to be fully operational.David and Isabelle call it what it is: the evaporation of structure. Your brain is literally zapped by all the change before...
Why Grief Keeps Finding You at 2 AM
June 17, 2026
If you have ADHD and grief shows up, do you stay busy? Keep moving? Find something else to do? Stay ahead of the quiet? And then through it all does it find you anyway? Waking up at 2 AM, out of nowhere, when you thought you were past it?That's not you doing grief wrong. That's just how ADHD brains grieve. And this episode is about what to actually do when it catches up.Last time, David and Isabelle unpacked why ADHD brains seem to grieve in the wrong order. Why you can stand dry-eyed at a fu...
Why You Couldn't Cry at the Funeral But Sobbed Over an IKEA Table — The Truth About ADHD and Grief
June 03, 2026
If you have ADHD, you might already know this particular kind of shame. You held it together at a super sad event (let's say a funeral). Dry-eyed, composed, functioning. And then weeks later you completely lost it over something small like a scratch in a piece of furniture, a voicemail you couldn't get a read on, or a realizing you missed claiming a hold on the book at the library you'd been waiting months for. Then you thought there was something wrong with you for not feeling grief or frust...
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