ADHD: Learn to Regulate & Thrive - A talk by Jenny Adams
Front Room Weston-Super-Mare, Weston-Super-Mare, BS23 1FF
Sunday 15th November 2026
Maybe you’ve always known you were different, but you learned to wear a mask until burnout, peri-menopause, caregiving and leaving a job that no longer fit finally forced you to stop and ask... Why?
For many women, that’s when they start to recognise or receive a late ADHD diagnosis.
In this immersive, somatic talk, Jenny explores why so many of the 'shoulds' and strategies you've tried stop working. Especially if you're someone who's spent years holding everyone else together, whether that's family, friends, or a business built on giving to others.
Jenny unpacks what becomes possible when your nervous system is finally allowed to receive support instead of just providing it to others. Speaking from experience most coaches don't have: Jenny's unrecognised ADHD burned her out so badly she ended up in a wheelchair with ME/CFS for a lot of her 20s. Recovering her health and later recognising, and eventually being diagnosed with, ADHD, became the foundation for the work she now does as ADHD Women's Coach of the Year 2024–25 - helping women building heart-led businesses of their own create more impact, and income, without burning out.
Come expecting to feel understood - audiences regularly call it the most validating talk they've been to.
For many women, that’s when they start to recognise or receive a late ADHD diagnosis.
In this immersive, somatic talk, Jenny explores why so many of the 'shoulds' and strategies you've tried stop working. Especially if you're someone who's spent years holding everyone else together, whether that's family, friends, or a business built on giving to others.
Jenny unpacks what becomes possible when your nervous system is finally allowed to receive support instead of just providing it to others. Speaking from experience most coaches don't have: Jenny's unrecognised ADHD burned her out so badly she ended up in a wheelchair with ME/CFS for a lot of her 20s. Recovering her health and later recognising, and eventually being diagnosed with, ADHD, became the foundation for the work she now does as ADHD Women's Coach of the Year 2024–25 - helping women building heart-led businesses of their own create more impact, and income, without burning out.
Come expecting to feel understood - audiences regularly call it the most validating talk they've been to.
Price
Ticket price incl. booking fee
£13.01 - £16.26