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Reah reads her chapter from the best selling book "Notes From Motherland: the wild adventure of raising humans", a collaborative work she contributed to. Reah talks about motherhood in the perspective of evolving communication. Starting as a teenage mother at fourteen years old; she discusses more in depth the importance of effective communication and how it is imperative to growth in parenting. "Nothes From Motherland.." and Reah'...

This week, we are reposting a fabulous episode from season ONE!!!

I am excited to bring on my friend Juakerra to discuss a little bit of profession and a little bit of parenting. As we conclude January's topic of finance; I thought it would be beneficial to share our conversation on transitioning from a working bonus mom to a full time two-kid mom. Juakerra shares a little bit about business and a little bit about her new life to ...

*WARNING: MENTION OF SUICIDE, SUICIDAL IDEATION. PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN IF THIS TOPIC IS TRIGGERING TO YOU, OR BRINGS YOU PHYSICAL OR EMOTIONAL DISCOMFORT.

In this episode, Natia and Reah discuss medication, sleep ussues, Natia's experience with suicidal ideation, as well as experiences with procrastination due to ADHD. Reah explains why she has put her research paper on hold and how it pertains to her being overwhelmed, leading to A...

Martin Salama is back! In this episode, Martin and Reah discuss cards 23-27 of the Worrier To Warrior Card Deck! In their shortest episode (a record for us long winded ADHD'ers) there is discussion of handling anger and other negative reactions and how we turn them into responses. Responding over reacting is a great tool that Martin teaches and uses in his own life and has greatly stuck with Reah in hers since reading "Worrier To W...

In this episode, Reah read chapter nine from her autobiography "Dirt On My Cloth". Chapter nine, titled "Reflections" discusses  her reflections on experiences in life, her reactions to circumstances and situations and her writing journey. From the way we react to our own struggles, to how we teach our kids to react to theirs; we all have natural reactions that are brought on by life experience and how we manage those natural respo...

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*This conversation is non-professional and does not diagnose any of the disorders listed, or any other disorders.

*The events and disorders discussed in this episode are purely for conversational purposes and are not meant to assist in self-diagnosis.

Do you or someone you know have a diagnosis of ADHD provided by a licensed professional? Well, this conversation is for you! And even if you do not have a diagnosis this m...

In this episode, Reah read chapter eight from her autobiography "Dirt On My Cloth". Chapter eight, titled "Emotionally Challenged" discusses Reah's emotional history including her responses to trauma leading to emotional stunting, struggles with emotional control, and emotional damages she inflicted on others out of her unhealed trauma. If you or someone you know struggles with lack of emotional control, please reach out to us at F...

In this episode, Reah and Natia discuss Reah's need to instantly fix her problem. Reah and Natia discuss how ADHD influences their decision making and need to make stressors quickly change rather than easily accepting time is necessary for the change.

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Disclaimers *This conversation is non-professional and does not diagnose any of the disorders listed, or any other...

In this episode, Reah read chapter seven from her autobiography "Dirt On My Cloth". Chapter seven, titled "Perfectly Placed" discusses primarily her adoption story as well as a few other perfectly placed things in her life. Reah acknowledges that everything happens for a reason, even though sometimes that reason may not be about us. Reah talks about the uncertainty of going into an adoption unprepared but the regret she will never ...