The BIGGEST Reason ADHD Women Struggle as Entrepreneurs

Hey there, listeners! In this episode, I delve into a topic close to my heart: the often overlooked intersection of ADHD and trauma, particularly in women. Drawing from personal experiences and insights from my coaching practice, I explore how growing up with ADHD in a society that may not fully understand or accommodate it can lead to experiences of shame, criticism, and constant correction. These experiences can leave deep wounds that impact our sense of self, emotional regulation, and ability to navigate the world.

 

I discuss how trauma manifests in ADHD individuals, from rejection sensitivity to difficulty concentrating and sleeping. Through a trauma-informed lens, I highlight the importance of addressing these underlying wounds to truly thrive with ADHD. I also offer a glimpse into my upcoming live training, where I'll be sharing strategies for overcoming invisible ADHD obstacles and building a prosperous, meaningful life. Join me as we navigate the complexities of ADHD and trauma, and discover pathways to healing and empowerment.

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https://jenbarnesadhd.easywebinar.live/event-registration-2 

 

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