The ADHD experience is a hugely important component of the Oscar-winning movie “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” The main character in the movie, Eveyln, has undiagnosed ADHD. We talk with people with ADHD, who see themselves and their struggles in so much of the move. We talk also talk with experts about how the movie explores the ADHD experience.
Four episodes on ADHD and relationships with Melissa Orlov wasn’t enough so we’ve got an encore for you with our Part 5 Reunion Show — kicking off with a conversation about therapy and ADHD and what patients and providers need to know about working with ADHD-impacted couples. Then journalist Sarah…
Highlights of the Refocused Podcast featuring Melissa Orlov and her thoughts on ADHD and romantic partnerships.
We are wrapping up the month of love with another great episode with ADHD relationship expert Melissa Orlov, diving into everything from the power of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, post-retirement ADHD symptom concerns, the ADHD Power Couple – Impulsivity and Distractibility and the importance of sleep hygiene in supporting ADHD-impacted couples. …
Dealing with emotions can feel like a full-time job for a person with ADHD — and it can be incredibly confusing for the neurotypical people in our lives! Especially our partners. On today’s episode, Lindsay dives into the power that emotions can hold in an ADHD-impacted relationship with ADHD relationship…
Understanding your partner is one of the most important parts of having a healthy, fulfilling relationship. But without ADHD resources available, ADHD-impacted relationships are challenged every single day and the unfortunate reality is this often leads couples to separate or divorce. Today’s episode is the continuation of our conversation with…
All relationships have their hurdles, but couples in ADHD-impacted relationships? Like most things in life, it tends to be more complicated for us. ADHD divides our attention, which makes managing and maintaining relationships way more challenging. Today’s conversation with Melissa Orlov is all about how ADHD can show up in…
We continue our conversation on ADHD and our relationship with food with the ADHD Nutritionist, Becca King. Becca shares what led to her own ADHD diagnosis and how the pandemic opened up an opportunity for her to focus her attention on helping the ADHD community. She also offers up tips…
Summary of earlier ADHD Online blogpost where one of our writers with ADHD wrote about how she and her partner have worked — successfully — to deal with the relationship issues surrounding her ADHD.
By Mary Fetzer Clinically reviewed by Dr. Gayle Jensen-Savoie Marriage can be difficult in the best of circumstances. Adding in challenges, such as having a partner or child with ADHD, can exacerbate that difficulty. Sadly, ADHD can be a factor in divorce. Experts have thoughts on why this may be…
By Michelle Seitzer “You’ll never be bored,” my mother-in-law said to me on the dance floor at our wedding reception. She was smiling but also raised her eyebrows, so I think it was equal parts blessing and warning. Either way, I already knew she was right. And it’s one…
It was Sunday evening. Monday’s podcast wasn’t done and Lindsay had a choice to make. Pull another all-nighter to get it done or be honest about the struggles she’s been facing since launching Refocused with Lindsay Guentzel back in May. Maybe it was because she was tired. Maybe it was because she…
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