Locating ADHD Behind the Limiting Story
Translating ADHD · Asher Collins and Cameron Gott
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Show Notes
Following up on last week’s episode of emotional autopilot, Ash and Cam explore some of the motivations for this behavior. We do what we need to to get through our days, and emotional autopilot is a coping mechanism for managing strong emotions and the limiting stories that can accompany them.
Cam shares three specific examples of limiting stories and how we can uncover the ADHD that is operating in the background. When we explore causation, we can start to poke holes in our stories that don't serve us. Cam specifically points to 'One Down' or 'I am not enough.' The conflict avoider and the misunderstood rebel. Ash points out distinctions where awareness, agency and choice can completely change the dynamic for the better.
Episode links + resources:
- Episode 10 - Cause, Effect, and the Universal ADHD Question (pt. 1)
- Episode 60 - Revisiting our ADHD Cause and Effect Metaphor: The Valleys
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