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Xena Jones

Navigating Adult ADHD

A weekly Health, Fitness and Mental Health podcast
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Navigating Adult ADHD

Xena Jones

Navigating Adult ADHD

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Navigating Adult ADHD

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Navigating Adult ADHD

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"We are hard wired to connect with others" And for us ADHDers this can be tricky as we navigate RSD & a busy mind...And today's special guest, Vince Ford,  is an expert on creating connection. In this episode we cover: The link between physical
I just thought I had an addictive personality. Turns out that I had undiagnosed ADHD. For me it was food (sugar), alcohol & shopping. I used them as a way to both escape the painful parts of my life & to feel good. All addictions have one thing
The root of self-care is setting boundaries: It’s saying no to something in order to say yes to your own emotional, physical & mental well-being. Healthy boundaries are "what's ok & what is not ok."Setting & upholding boundaries is a skill we c
You know that low feeling you get after you return from a holiday? That reason why you book the next trip to look forward to asap? THIS is a dopamine hangover. Anytime we spike our dopamine levels, for example jumping out of a plane & then feel
Do you tie your self-worth to how productive you are? Never feel like you're doing enough? Due to the way we've been raised & the messages we've absorbed growing up, most adults with ADHD, especially women, struggle with this! (myself included)
Somewhere along the way we developed this idea that in order to be better & do better we had to beat ourselves up. How’s that working out for you?  Are you improving your life by hating yourself? Are you creating positive results?The truth is:
Your capacity is the amount of  mental, emotional & physical energy you have to be able to "human" & get things done each day.  Everything you do will either add to your energy levels  in the "tank" or take away from them.  Just like a car that
As ADHDers many of us learned to people-please from a young age... Making it hard to say no. This is one of the many ways we masked our ADHD & tried to meet the neurotypical expectations that society placed on us.But when we say yes to one thin
Have you ever called yourself a people-pleaser? I’m Xena & I am a recovering people-pleaser.I cared so much about what other people thought of me & would prioritise the needs & desires of my friends, family or colleagues, above my own. And by d
This is an alternative therapy I use to manage my ADHD symptoms & help regulate & process my emotions... When I'm in fight or flight,  experiencing physical or emotional  pain, need help focusing or getting out of my head, I use EFT Tapping. EF
Time blindness is a common symptom of ADHD. Time for us is either now or not now.  This is why you might struggle to set goals or never feel like you achieve them. This episode is NOT about giving you more tips & tricks (because if they worked,
Watch this free class here: https://www.xenajones.com/starthere
This episode is for the loved ones of an ADHDer. There is a lot of stigma & many misconceptions about living with ADHD & we can have a hard time communicating this to you. Thank you for taking the time to better understand us. My intention with
How many times have you thought when I do this or get this then I’ll be happy…?Maybe you think you are doing something wrong or there was something wrong with you because you don’t feel happy or good most of the time? Society has taught us that
Emotions dysregulation is one of the ADHD symptoms that has the biggest affect on our lives.  And here's why:When we don't manage our emotions, they manage us. When we don't know how to respond to them, we reactOur emotions drive all of our act
The long awaited episode on hormones, perimenopause & ADHD is here! We are joined by Dr Samantha Newman - The “Female GP” -  And Neurodiversity Affirming Clinician. Our goal with this episode was to create a resource for women with ADHD, helpin
Managing our ADHD can be hard... Especially for those of us diagnosed later in life - having grown up thinking that we were just a bad person, or there was something wrong with us because we have had to work twice as hard to try and keep up wit
We are joined by Neurodiversity advocate & host of the No Such Thing As Normal Podcast this week, Sonia Gray. Listen in to hear: How Sonia initially shelved her ADHD diagnosis because she couldn't get her head around it & believed she just had
Get your free guide HERE to go along with this episode! The 4 step process to overcoming ADHD overwhelm: xenajones.com/52In part two of this series on ADHD overwhelm we are covering:What overwhelm is in the body & where it comes from in the bra
As adults with ADHD we are prone to experiencing overwhelm. This can lead to us powering down,  going into hibernation mode or ending up in ADHD burnout. In this episode we are diving into: The 2 reasons why people with ADHD experience more reg
This is an update to the first episode we had on ADHD Medication #3.In the episode I'm sharing: A recap of what ADHD meds do  The 2 diff types of stimulantsMy personal experience of 3 different variations of ADHD stimulants. FAQs  such as 'shou
By age 10 a child with ADHD has heard 20,000 more negative messages that their peers... so it's no wonder many ADHDers struggle with self-esteem. In this episode we cover: 3 Reasons why ADHDers experience self-esteem challengesWhy external vali
As ADHDers we can struggle with relationships & often feel misunderstood by the people around us. So in this episode I'm sharing: How ADHD symptoms show up in relationshipsPersonal examples of how ADHD affects my relationships How we can improv
As ADHDers we have less serotonin.  A neurotransmitter that plays an important role in our mood sleep, cognition & memory. By increasing our serotonin levels we can improve how we feel, we can reduce feelings of anxiety & depression, improve ou
A key trademark of ADHD is low levels of the neurotransmitter dopamine. Us ADHDers tend to be more restless as our brain constantly seek ways to increase dopamine levels. By understand dopamine we can begin to better manage it & use the various
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