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Dr. David Pomeroy
The ADHD Struggle Is Never Just One Thing
The ADHD Struggle Is Never Just One Thing
The ADHD Struggle Is Never Just One Thing
Tuesday 27th January 2026
Join Dr. David Pomeroy and Tamara Rosier as they discuss ADHD challenges, offering strategies to turn struggles into strengths.
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Episode Overview
- Plan tasks the night before to ease morning routines.
- Use a 'punch list' to manage and complete tasks.
- Align tasks with personal values for better motivation.
- Understand emotions to improve task initiation.
- Leverage divergent thinking as a strength.
Future Tamara needs you to do this work.
Ever wondered what it takes to tackle ADHD challenges head-on? In this episode of ADHD Focus, Dr. David Pomeroy teams up with ADHD coach Tamara Rosier to unravel the complexities of living with ADHD. They discuss how seemingly simple tasks like getting out the door can become monumental challenges due to time blindness and executive function issues.
Tamara shares her personal struggles with motivation on dark, cold mornings, offering a candid glimpse into the emotional hurdles faced by those with ADHD. Tamara introduces practical strategies like planning the night before and using a 'punch list' to break down tasks into manageable steps. She also highlights the importance of aligning actions with personal values to boost motivation. The duo dives into the emotional landscape of ADHD, emphasising how emotions can derail or drive motivation.
With a touch of humour and empathy, they explore how ADHD brains, often seen as divergent thinkers, can harness their unique strengths while compensating for weaknesses. The conversation is peppered with relatable anecdotes and actionable advice, making it a must-listen for anyone affected by ADHD or supporting someone who is. By the end, you'll have a fresh perspective on how to approach daily challenges with a sense of kindness and understanding toward yourself.
So, what strategies will you adopt to turn your ADHD struggles into strengths?