“Stuck in Procrastination Mode? Turn Intention into Action with ADHD” [Video Replay and Podcast #598]
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Episode Description
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Do you wage a constant battle with the urge to procrastinate — even when the tasks you’re putting off would move you toward a personally meaningful goal? Sometimes this ADHD-powered fight is conscious; at other times, you’re in avoidance mode without even realizing it. In these moments, recognizing the thoughts that divert your actions away from your intentions — “I’ll just do this other thing first…” “I’ll have more time to do that later…” –– can be a crucial step toward turning those intentions into actions.
In this webinar, clinical psychologist and researcher Laura Knouse will share her latest research on ADHD and the in-the-moment thoughts that can divert your efforts away from your goal-oriented tasks. You’ll learn how to recognize your personal thought-feeling patterns and how to skillfully and compassionately navigate these pivotal moments.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- How in-the-moment thoughts and feelings can divert your efforts at progress toward your goals, often without your awareness
- How to recognize your most frequent thought-feeling patterns and triggers
- Practical strategies to overcome impulses to avoid and procrastinate
- How to coach yourself through these moments with skill and self-compassion
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Meet the Expert Speaker
Laura E. Knouse, Ph.D., is Professor of Psychology at the University of Richmond. She is an expert in studying and treating ADHD in adults. Her research focuses on the skills people need to cope with ADHD symptoms and achieve their goals — and the most effective ways to teach them. Dr. Knouse coauthored (with Russell A. Barkley, Ph.D.) Living Well with Adult ADHD. (#CommissionsEarned) She lives in Richmond, Virginia, with her husband and two children.
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