Name: COMPASSION FROM THE CUPBOARD by Clare Catford Actor & Journalist
Duration: 1 min 57 s
Description: Compassion; children v childfree in the current political powerhouse

20 thousand 'put downs'; by the time you're 12 years' old. That's the ADHD experience, says a leading psychologist. Unsurprisingly, our confidence takes a hit, and we're less likely to go with our gut, and take a risk. Being neurodiverse, can be a creative gift. Having the courage to follow through, is the tough part. 
Author Emma Mahony, and Journalist, Clare Catford discuss the risk taking positives, despite the critics.

BEAT your inner & outer ADHD critics - Go with your gut & TAKE A RISK

New Year Resolutions. (Aaargh).  I prefer 'intentions’. For you, and especially for ADHD'ers, like your podcast hosts, Clare Catford & Emma Mahony, are they just more 'To Do' list pressures? Or plans with potential? Podcast explores.

NEWish Year Res...AAARGH Doing EVERYTHING & achieving NOTHING (quesion mark) .Clare Catford & Emma Mahony

2023 Resolutions.  Gone Walkabout? Add ADHD stardust?  Clare & Emma explore.

“You should be on cocaine or dead! You’ve had to work 4 times as hard as the rest of us. YES, Clare. You have ADHD”. Psychiatrist, 10 years' ago. Podcast offers YOU the chance to explore your ADHD BRILLIANCE, as well as your battles,  alongside   a tribe of like-minded, neuro-different humans. Some, with a shade more expertise, others with the valuable 'learning from living with it' degree. 
Whether your confidence is in the clouds, or has disappeared along with your   keys, pants and cash you'll find compassion and understanding. As well as 'useful bits'. that could help you, or someone you know, manage your or their neurodiverse life without (too many) tears.

DURl 1.34 

An ADHD Survival Guide -  Explore your neurodiverse brilliance, & find ways to manage your battles.

Compassion; children v childfree in the current political powerhouse

COMPASSION FROM THE CUPBOARD

In an age without belief or certainites, we all risk finding ourselves lost. But Camus claimed you will never live, if you are looking for the meaning of life. Should we focus on experience and being in the moment? Or is a life without an overall goal and direction also a life without meaning? On the panel is philosopher and author of The Edge of Reason Julian Baggini; comedian, actress and author of Losing It, Helen Lederer and psychologist and author of The Leap Steve Taylor. Joanna Kavenna hosts. More on www.iai.tv

A Life Worth Living | Julian Baggini, Helen Lederer, Steve Taylor

Clare Catford’s a bit viral anxious up the avenue, podcast....Boris is 'putting his arms around us..' Not 'social distancing now, is it?!'

CLARE CATFORD'S  A Bit VIRAL ANXIOUS UP THE AVENUE PODCAST

Triumph Or Train-wreck? ADHD'ers Emma Mahony & Clare Catford on Fitting In & Falling Down At Work.

Building site? Boardroom? #ADHDPOSTLOCKDOWNDIARIES #EmmaMahony #ClareCatford: finding the RIGHT role

●Actor ●Journalist ●Radio Award winning. Yes, really. World View?  "From the ashes of disaster come the Roses of SUCCESS". (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.) Adopted BEFORE former MP, Rees-Mogg. 

COMPASSION FROM THE CUPBOARD

Clare Catford Actor & Journalist

Related tracks