ADHD in a HURRY!

Hello there! This is "ADHD in a HURRY!" the podcast dedicated to ADHDers and non-ADHDers. This episode is my introduction to you, the listener, to give you some background information about myself as a person with ADHD and my experiences working in education. Each episode will be short and sweet and will include my personal or professional insights, strategies, and perspectives on topics related to ADHD!

ADHD in a HURRY! is a health podcast hosted by Dustin Horvath, with 108 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dustin Horvath hosts ADHD in a HURRY!, a health show with 108 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  Are You A Parent With ADHD? Here's 5 Useful Tips!

  May 19, 202618 minS5

  Parenting Series: How I Parent with ADHD (And Why I Stopped Trying to Be "Normal") Let’s be real: Parenting is already a full-time job in executive function. When you’re an adult with ADHD , trying to manage your own brain while raising humans can feel like playing life on "Legendary" difficulty. In this episode, I’m breaking down the exact strategies I use to keep the household running without losing my mind. We aren't talking about "perfect" parenting—we’re talking about functional parenting . I’m sharing my favorite ADHD hacks for externalizing memory, stopping the decision fatigue spiral, and why "body doubling" with your kids might be the game-changer you’ve been looking for. In this episode, I cover: The Launch Pad Method: How to stop the morning shoe-hunt and get out the door on time. Decision Paralysis: My "rotation" trick for meal planning and household chores. The Power of Hyperfocus: How to turn your ADHD traits into a parenting superpower. Radical Self-Compassion: Why a regulated parent is better than a clean kitchen, and how to pay less "ADHD tax." If you’ve ever felt like you’re failing the "Pinterest Parent" test because you forgot another spirit day, this one is for you. We’re ditching the shame and building systems that actually respect how our neurodivergent brains work. Listen in for a high-speed, no-judgment look at how to thrive as an ADHD parent. Music: CrytologyMedia | AtlasStudio | Grand Project #ADHD #ADHDParenting #ParentingStruggles #ADHDBrains #ADHDInChildren #ADHDInAdolescence

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  Episode #8

  Your Tone Sets The Tone!

  May 14, 202618 minS5

  Parenting Series: Your Tone Sets The Tone! Hello, parents! This is episode three in my parenting ADHD series. This episode is focused on the executive functioning challenges your ADHDer runs into on a constant basis, what you ARE doing really well, and what to consider the next time you have a conversation with your ADHDer. I break down why your body language, tone, facial expression, and more play a much bigger role in communication than you might realize. Your Tone Sets The Tone! Listen through to learn more about how to avoid the minefield of conflict we often find ourselves navigating when it comes to communicating with our children. Music: Music by: Roman Dudchyk AtlastStudio

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  Episode #7

  Promote Reflectiveness (Not Reactiveness) In Your ADHD Child.

  May 4, 202613 minS5

  Parenting Series: How To Promote Reflectiveness In Your ADHD Child. Hello, parents of ADHDers and parents WITH ADHD! This parenting series is dedicated to YOU. I am publishing podcast content that gets at the heart of ADHD from a variety of different angles, all of which centered around enhancing your relationship with your ADHDer and yourself. This episode is focused on fostering an environment and behavioral expectations that promote reflective thinking, better emotion regulatory systems, and overall more cohesive communication with your child. I am inviting you to ask some big questions to yourself, so be ready to thinking introspectively! Please let me know in the comments what has been working best for you - and let's grow as a community together. Music: AtlasStudio | Barnaby from Pixabay " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Barnaby #adhd #adhdparenting #adhdhelp

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  Episode #6

  Got a Child With ADHD? Avoid These Common Pitfalls.

  Apr 22, 202614 minS5

  Parenting Series: Got a Child With ADHD? Avoid These Common Pitfalls. This is the first episode in a series focused on parenting children and teenagers with ADHD! Let's be honest, parenting can really f---ing suck from time to time, and society has a way of letting you know you're "not doing it right." This episode is designed to help you and reinforce to you just how much you ARE doing right! I have included a lot of common-sense insights into parent/child dynamics regarding a child with ADHD. Maintaining a holistic view. Collaboration vs commands. Building structure without sterility. Self-regulation before communication. Music: Kondwani | Christoph Scholl from Pixabay " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Chrisoph Scholl | MusicTown | Alex Grohl

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  Episode #5

  This Habit Makes Others Uncomfortable.

  Apr 9, 202617 minS5

  How often do you put yourself down? How do you feel when you say or think something negative about yourself? Do you even "jokingly" put yourself down? What is the intended purpose of doing so? Self-talk is becoming a reoccurring theme on this podcast and for good reason. The cycle of negative thoughts, beliefs, and feelings you have about yourself might give you some valuable insight on your overall self-esteem. One quick way to assess this is ask yourself how comfortable are you with complements. That will give you a lot of clear insights as well. This episode of focused on unpacking what self-talk is, what/who is/has been most impactful on how you view and speak to yourself. I also go into what you can do (yes, you CAN do something) about making incremental positive changes whenever you find yourself being overly critical of yourself. I also touch on why self-deprecating humor may be more hurtful than you might realize. However, it's not ALWAYS a bad thing. You just need to know why and how you are going to use, and with whom. The music throughout this episode comes from AtlasAudio

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