TADD Talks Podcast by ADDA

Harvard graduate and ADHD productivity coach Aron Croft gets brutally honest about hitting rock bottom after years of self-help failures and how discovering his inattentive ADHD finally changed everything.

Bestselling author and ADHD coach Brooke Schnittman shares her powerful three-step AIR™ reset - a practical, in-the-moment tool for when your ADHD brain needs a breather.

Licensed psychologist Dr. Cheryl Ann Chase reveals why externalizing -getting things out of your head and into the world - might be the most powerful tool in your ADHD toolkit.

ADHD coach and podcast veteran Nikki Kinzer cuts through the chaos to help you figure out what's actually urgent - and finally choose what matters most.

Licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Carol Ann Robbins makes a compelling case for spiritual self-care as an essential - and often overlooked - part of living well with ADHD.

Cognitive engineer and ADHD coach Jeff Copper is about to show you that the accommodations you've been searching for have been hiding in plain sight all along - and they're closer than you think.

Executive coach Cathy Rashidian exposes why traditional productivity systems can deepen ADHD shame — and offers two practical shifts to finally clear the fog.

ICF Credentialed ADHD Coach Monica Hassall offers a fresh perspective on self-medicating - shifting the mindset toward the powerful internal resources your brain already has.

Certified ADHD Coach Riley Karbon digs into one of ADHD's most misunderstood symptoms - rage - and offers a path toward understanding and turning it around.

TADD Talks explores the hidden pain of being the family scapegoat with ADHD Life Coach Angie Hurlburt, who helps adults break free from blame, shame, and reclaim their authentic power.

With over thirty years of experience, therapist James Ochoa shares what it really takes to build resilience against the storms that come with living with ADHD as an adult.

<p>With over thirty years of experience, therapist James Ochoa shares what it really takes to build resilience against the storms that come with living with ADHD as an adult.</p>

<p>Award-winning author and coach Caroline Maguire explores what it really takes to make friends as an adult with ADHD - starting with showing up as your authentic, unmasked self.</p>

Award-winning author and coach Caroline Maguire explores what it really takes to make friends as an adult with ADHD - starting with showing up as your authentic, unmasked self.

ADHD therapist and author Anita Robertson breaks down communication tools that actually work for the ADHD brain — practical, affirming, and long overdue.