
Motherhood in ADHD
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Parenting with ADHD is hard! We want to be structured for our kids, yet we can't seem to stay consistent even for ourselves. But I'm letting go of everyone else's perception of a good mom and stepping into loving who I am a little more each day. Will you join me? Whether you have ADHD like I do, or think you might, here is your permission slip to let go of the Pinterest-worthy..
Motherhood in ADHD
1w ago
HOT TAKE: I don’t believe people with ADHD are lazy. There is a reason that they don’t want to or can’t do the thing, and when you untangle that obstacle, voila! It’s easier to get things done.
How do you know the difference between procrastinating and prioritizing for later?
There are some things in life we can’t avoid, so how do you deal with them?
How do you know when it truly is not the time for certain tasks and feel okay setting them aside without worrying if you’ll never remember them again?
Here’s a clip from Successful Mama Meetups during our month themed "Procrastination or Burnout ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
3w ago
Ditch the quest for Pinterest perfection and actually get stuff done.
In this episode, I’m getting real about how my book proposal is going amidst juggling the whirlwind of parenting and work projects. The highs and lows of writing are kicking in already. Do I need to write multiple books because there's just too much to say? Slow your roll, Patricia! One step at a time! I still have to balance work and family life, which is no easy feat, especially while ADHD and parenting are being greatly affected in America’s current situation.
I don’t have a lot of answers today, but I have honest stories ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
1M ago
When you’re hiding in the bathroom in a puddle of tears on the floor, what do you do next?
When you’ve yelled at your family and said things you regret during a grownup temper tantrum and wish you could hide under a rock forever, what do you do next?
When the shame and guilt and overwhelm feel like too much to bear, what do you do now?
It’s so common for those of us with ADHD to get overwhelmed and shutdown or say things we regret.
Here’s a clip from Successful Mama Meetups during our month themed "Your Reset Button (How to reset after a total shutdown or meltdown)” because the m ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
1M ago
You chose this person for a reason. You love them.
Aaaaand relationships are complicated. Sometimes you may not LIKE your partner as much as you love them.
Adding ADHD in the mix is more than another layer of complexity to your relationship, whether it affects you, your partner, or both.
As Valentine's Day approaches, here’s a clip from Successful Mama Meetups during our month theme "I love you, but I don't like you". I’m sharing supportive strategies for fostering strong, loving connections. Understanding ADHD's impact on your relationships makes a huge difference in how you interact together ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
2M ago
I’m writing a book for moms with ADHD. Whoo-hoo!
First up, I want your input! What do you wish you had known years ago about having ADHD? What do you wish more people were talking about? Tell me what you want to read about: patriciasung.com/book
Are you interested in joining the beta reader team? Fill in the same form and check the beta reader box: patriciasung.com/book
Wanna follow along with how I’m gonna make this project doable as a mom with ADHD running two businesses while trying to be a good wife and mom, and keep my health and sanity thriving? Follow along here (yup, same for ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
2M ago
Meet my friend Laura, host of the ADHD Aha! Podcast by Understood.org. In this episode, Laura and I chat about managing emotions with ADHD - especially as a mom who yells a lot.
Laura shares:
Patricia Sung was diagnosed with ADHD in her first year of college. It wasn’t until she became a mother, and other people relied on her, that she realized just how much ADHD affected her. Patricia now hosts the Motherhood in ADHD podcast. Join Patricia and host Laura Key as they talk about managing emotions with ADHD. Patricia explains the concept of “raging” — that moment when you go from 99 ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
2M ago
Meet my friend Danielle, host of the Failing Motherhood Podcast. In this episode, Danielle and I chat about the ups and downs of being a mom with ADHD.
Danielle shares:
"You can't have ADHD! You have a master's degree!"
... and other misconceptions about ADHD. Whether you've been diagnosed, related to the memes, or have a child that's been diagnosed... this episode is for you!
Patricia Sung, Adult ADHD coach and host of Motherhood in ADHD, is here to share her journey into diagnosis, understanding her unique brain, and empowering other moms to do the same.
We normalize the struggle ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
3M ago
Every October, ADDA hosts TADD Talks, short podcasts shared by ADHD experts around the world. For this year’s ADHD Awareness Month, I shared about “ADHD Energy Management: End the Cycle of Burnout Crash After Frenetic Productivity.”
I’m talking about 3 reasons we spin through the cycle of “getting a million things done with peak efficiency” to the “overwhelming burnout so you can’t get out of bed” cycle, and what to do about it!
Listen to the full lineup of October’s TADD Talks and subscribe here: ADDA’s TADD Talks!
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Motherhood in ADHD
3M ago
We’re in the thick of the holidays and perhaps your sanity is already wavering. School performances, shopping, baking, less sleep, unusual schedules, no routines, more asks… yikes!
We still have 2 more weeks to go!
In today’s episode, I’m sharing 4 ways to lower your stress and make the holidays enjoyable for both you and your family.
Free resources mentioned in today’s episode:
3 Steps for Preparing for the Holidays: https://www.patriciasung.com/less-holiday-stress
The Post-Holiday Hangover Cure for Disorganized Mamas: https://www.patriciasung.com/holiday-hangover
Not sure what to put o ..read more
Motherhood in ADHD
3M ago
How do you choose the perfect planner? The one that will solve all your ADHD woes…
In this episode, we’re discussing:
All the brands of planners I have tried (the list is long),
The two major mistakes people with ADHD make when choosing a planner,
How to differentiate between your calendar and to-do list for optimal planning,
Questions to help you assess what your perfect planner needs,
And why even the best planner won't solve everything… without the right skills!
If you have a stack of planners gathering dust on your shelf, this episode will help you rethink your approach and fin ..read more