Dr. Bin Goldman, PsyD, shared his ADHD story. We discussed how his mother, a psychologist ahead of her time, helped him and his teachers understand what he needed in school, executive function challenges, how he learned to understand how his brain works, different strategies he has used and continues to use, how his own experience helps him in his work as a therapist, and a lot more. For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] Check out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Shell Mendelson, a career coach who specializes in coaching for those with ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions, discussed how one with ADHD chooses a career, based on the method she uses. We discussed the necessity for those with ADHD to do something they enjoy, the importance of environment - including the physical space, people, and company culture, an emphasis on developing skills one enjoys using, and a lot more. Shell can be reached for career coaching at careercoachingwithshell.com Her book can be found on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Unlock-Your-Career-Path-Course/dp/B0CS64PSFJ For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] Check out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Shlomo Radcliffe, a psychotherapist in Toronto, ON, tells his ADHD story. We discussed his diagnosis as an adult, and how it helped him, his difficulty in his yeshiiva years, strategies he used then and uses now, and a lot more. Shlomo can be reached by email at [email protected] or through his website: angerandanxiety.com Article mentioned on this episode: http://www.angerandanxiety.com/post/should-i-get-an-adhd-diagnosis For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] Check out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Eli Willner, a licensed clinical social worker in Detroit, discussed his work with children as well as young adults. We discussed the value of understanding one's own ADHD, especially at a young age, seeing it in a positive light, addressing the excessive negative feedback kids with ADHD receive, the challenges of post high school yeshiva, how his own experience of ADHD helps him in his work, and a lot more. For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] Check out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Shloimy Liff, of Far Rockaway, NY, who is involved in business, is a division head in camp, and a lot more, shares his ADHD story. We discussed his experience with medication, how his context and upbringing helped him not have a sense of shame about it, one on one attention, extracurricular activities, the value of good friends, and a lot more. Shloimy can be reached at 347-907-9711 For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] Check out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach