The ADHD Heroes Podcast

Our anonymous guest under the pseudonym "Rabbi Shmulik Blackman" returns to the show to further discuss his story. Rabbi Blackman shares details on his career as a teacher with ADHD teaching students with ADHD, his experiences with imposter syndrome, and the differences between teaching religious studies and secular studies as someone with ADHD. We also dive into ADHD behaviors that mimic hoarding disorder, the value of external structure, and a lot more.For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Rus Devorah Wallen, a highly accomplished therapist discusses her own ADHD, her experience with meditation, addressing potential religious issues posed by mindfulness meditation, her following the directive of the Lubavticher Rebbe, and a lot more.Rus Devrah Wallen's Website: Toratherapeutics.comEmail: [email protected] or [email protected] to "My Response...": https://toratherapeutics.com/product/my-response-to-the-lubavitcher-rebbes-call-for-kosher-therapeutic-meditation/Link to "The Beginner's Meditation on the Breath": https://toratherapeutics.com/product/beginners-meditation-on-the-breath/Link to Stop, Look & Listen: https://toratherapeutics.com/stop-look-listen/Link to Stop, Look & Listen Blog: https://toratherapeutics.com/stop-look-listen-2/For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

An anonymous guest under the pseudonym "Rabbi Shmulik Blackman" tells the story of his ADHD challenges from his youth until early career. We discussed boredom, academic struggles, teachers who related to him well, finding a valuable mentor, deciding to become Chassidic, and more.For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Rabbi Dovid Kram, a rebbi in Yeshiva Ohr Yisroel and a licensed therapist in private practice, discusses how he addresses the challenges those with ADHD face in his classroom, the impact of ADHD on families in crisis, the treatment of ADHD when there is co-occurring anxiety/OCD, and more. You can contact Rabbi Kram via email at [email protected] coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Ethan Kaplan, and his mother Mrs. Jen Kaplan, tell the story of Ethan's academic and social challenges relating to his ADHD, finding the right school and teachers to address Ethan's needs, Ethan's religious journey, and more.Ethan's email address: [email protected] coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] questions about the podcast, or to contact me about sharing your story, please email the show at [email protected] out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

Rabbi Garfield discusses his academic challenges as a student with ADHD and dyslexia, his successes, how that influences his approach to education today as a head of school, and his current strategies for his ADHD.You can get more from Rabbi Garfield, by checking out his podcasts: Chinuch Today and The Learning CurveFor coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach

On this brief introductory episode, Rabbi Shmuel Reich gives a little background on what the ADHD Heroes Podcast is all about! Find out what to expect from this new show where we speak with the heroes of the ADHD community!For coaching, visit the website at rsreichadhdcoach.com or email Rabbi Shmuel at [email protected] Email the show at [email protected] out Rabbi Shmuel's blog at nefesh.org/blogs/rsreichadhdcoach