Mandy Creed Green
Mandy Creed Green
ADHD Part 1: Broken Noses and Broken Coping Skills
ADHD Part 1: Broken Noses and Broken Coping Skills
ADHD Part 1: Broken Noses and Broken Coping Skills
Sunday 5th October 2025
Explore Mandy Creed Green's journey with ADHD, broken coping mechanisms, and finding hope in healing through a biblical lens.
23 minutes
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Episode Overview
- ADHD often presents differently in women, leading to misconceptions.
- Improperly healed coping mechanisms can cause long-term dysfunction.
- Biblical teachings offer hope for those feeling broken.
- Unmasking is a process of embracing authenticity.
- Struggles may be opportunities for personal growth and divine grace.
"You weren't made wrong. You were made with a purpose."
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? In this episode of Recovery & Restoration with Mandy Creed Green, listeners are taken on a deeply personal journey as Mandy shares her path towards an adult ADHD diagnosis. Using the metaphor of her broken nose, she highlights how improperly healed coping mechanisms can impact one's life.
She challenges the common misconceptions about ADHD, particularly in women, and provides a biblical perspective on finding hope and purpose in what feels broken. With her characteristic humour, Mandy recounts a story from her youth involving a misguided romantic interest and a literal broken nose, using it as a springboard to discuss the importance of addressing unhealed emotional wounds.
Mandy delves into the complexities of ADHD, shedding light on how it manifests differently in women, often leading to misdiagnosis or being overlooked entirely. She discusses the concepts of inattentive presentation and time blindness, explaining how they contribute to the daily struggles faced by those with ADHD.
Throughout the episode, Mandy weaves in biblical teachings to offer solace and encouragement, reminding listeners that they are 'fearfully and wonderfully made' and that their perceived flaws can be part of a greater divine plan. The episode ends with a powerful call to embrace authentic healing and unmasking oneself, setting the stage for part two, where she will explore the impact of masking and the path to living authentically.
This episode is a heartfelt invitation to understand ADHD from both a personal and spiritual perspective, providing hope and encouragement to those who may feel overwhelmed by their struggles. Are you ready to embrace your authentic self and discover how your unique journey can be a testament to resilience?