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Hosted by Kim Spangler · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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Adulting is hard AF — especially when you have ADHD. I’m Kim Spangler — an ADHD coach and someone who knows firsthand what it’s like to live in brain chaos. This podcast is your judgment-free zone for navigating life with ADHD — with humor, honesty, and occasional F-bomb (and Lord of the Rings references).Each week, we dive into the real struggles: missed appointments, forgotten laundry, emotional spirals, and that overwhelming sense that everyone else got the Adulting Manual that you never received. You’ll get practical tips, relatable stories, and ADHD-friendly strategies to help you build routines, manage your time, and feel a little more in control (even if your inbox still hates you).Whether you're newly diagnosed, undiagnosed-but-suspicious, or just sick of pretending to have your shit together — you're in the right place.
Kim Spangler hosts ADHD Adultish, a health show with 30 episodes published.
The holiday season is supposed to feel joyful … but for ADHD adults, it often feels like someone cranked the overwhelm dial to expert mode. In this episode, we’re breaking down why December hits ADHD brains so hard, the
You know the drill: you plan the family vacation like a spreadsheet-wielding wizard, but you still haven’t scheduled that doctor’s appointment. You can hyperfocus on a creative project for hours, but your laundry is now
Ever grab your phone “just for a second” in the morning … and suddenly it’s 45 minutes later, your coffee’s cold, and you feel like the day already slipped away? ADHD brains are especially vulnerable to doomscrolling, an
Do you ever find yourself avoiding things you enjoy because you didn’t “earn” it by getting enough done? Welcome to the ADHD shame/productivity cycle. It sounds like: “No fun until the work is done.” But here’s the probl
If you’ve ever been so tired you could fall asleep standing up — only to hit the pillow and suddenly your brain won't shut the f*ck up — this one’s for you. ADHD and sleep don’t exactly get along, and in this episode, we
Been a while? Me too. In this short and honest episode, I talk about why I disappeared for a few weeks, why this kind of thing happens a lot with ADHD brains, and how we can come back without guilt or perfectionism. If y
If you’ve ever ended the day totally exhausted but have no idea what you actually did — this one’s for you. In this episode of ADHD Adult(ish), we’re talking about the invisible workload that ADHD brains carry 24/7. From
This week’s episode is a little different — because my eyes and brain have been running on low power mode, and it turns out, there’s a reason for that. After weeks of headaches, eye strain, dizziness, motion sickness, an
You’ve heard that exercise helps with ADHD. Maybe you’ve even felt the difference — when you do manage to move. But what about when you can’t make yourself start … or you start and just can’t stick with it? In Part 2 of
If you’ve ever been told that exercise will help your ADHD — but you still can’t seem to start, or stick with it, or even remember where your sneakers are ... this episode is for you. In Part 1 of this two-part series, w
What do a missing sock, your keys in the fridge, and my husband’s lost DnD dice have in common? ADHD. That’s what. In this episode, we’re solving some of the everyday mysteries ADHD brains create — like how you can lose
“Should” is such a tiny word — and yet it carries enough emotional baggage to fill an entire ADHD junk drawer. In this episode, we’re calling it out for what it is: a sneaky little gremlin that piles on guilt, pressure,
This week on ADHD Adult(ish), I’m joined by the legendary Alan P. Brown — ADHD productivity coach, creator of the ADD Crusher virtual coach program and best-selling author of Zen and the Art of Productivity. Alan is here
Ever put something in a super-safe spot so you wouldn't lose it, only to literally never see it again? Or find yourself convinced you'll remember that Very Important Thing later, then ... you definitely don't? Today we'r
Ever been told to “just listen to your body” — but your body seems to be giving you bad data? For ADHDers, interoception — our ability to recognize and interpret body signals — is often glitchy as hell. Our brains either
If you’ve ever found yourself deep-cleaning your kitchen to avoid sending an email or reorganizing your closet instead of making a doctor’s appointment, you’re not alone. Procrastination is practically an Olympic sport f
If you’ve ever sat down for just five minutes only to look up and realize three hours have passed (or worse, it’s tomorrow), you already know: time feels like a scam for people with ADHD. For us, time doesn’t flow in a s
Ever have those magical days where everything clicks — you’re locked in, productive, and actually ahead for once? And then the next day… poof! It’s gone, and your brain refuses to cooperate. ADHD focus feels random, but
Most ADHD advice is about fixing things — getting organized, being more productive, managing symptoms. But what if we stopped trying to force ourselves into neurotypical molds and just let ADHD be fun? In this episode, I
Ever felt like you’re constantly performing just to fit in? Like you have to prove you're competent, hold back your energy, or suppress your feelings just to avoid judgment? Welcome to the world of ADHD masking. In this
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