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ADHD Mom Docs

The ADHD Mom Docs Podcast is a podcast for moms who want to learn practical, updated strategies to help support themselves, their child or teen or spouse with ADHD. This podcast is for those craving an easy listen so you can learn on the go.

Podcast · By Dr Nerissa Bauer and Dr Jennifer Dilts · English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    58: Why ADHD Coaching Works Best as a Partnership, Not a Prescription (opens the original)

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    SHOW SUMMARY: ADHD coaching is more practical, powerful, and life-changing than most parents realize If you have ever wondered whether ADHD coaching could help you or your child, this conversation with Julie Gates breaks down exactly what it is, who it helps most, and how to tell whether it is the right next step. You will come away with a much clearer picture of how coaching works, how it differs from therapy, and what to look for when choosing a coach. Julie is an ADHD family coach, profession

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    57: Breakfast Bribes & Lost Folders: Tackling Back-to-School ADHD Chaos (opens the original)

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    SHOW SUMMARY: In this episode, the ADHD Mom Docs tackle listener questions on ADHD Mornings, Motivation, and School Organization. Dr. Jennifer Dilts and Dr. Nerissa Bauer answer listener questions about getting kids out the door with a solid breakfast, helping ADHD brains make better food choices, and setting up school-year routines for focus, motivation, and organization. They keep the advice practical, parent-friendly, and centered on giving kids more ownership so the plan actually sticks. In

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    56: College is not grade 13-What Parents need to know (opens the original)

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    SHOW SUMMARY: Preparing a teen for college can feel overwhelming, especially when ADHD or other disabilities are part of the picture. In this conversation, Elizabeth Hamblet—learning disability specialist and author of Seven Steps to College Success: A Pathway for Students with Disabilities—shares practical, reassuring guidance for families navigating the transition from high school to college. Elizabeth explains why college is not “grade 13,” and why students need more than strong grades to thr

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    55: 7 ADHD Medication Myths That Could Be Holding Your Child Back (opens the original)

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    SHOW SUMMARY: We're back! We are so excited to welcome listeners back for Season 2! Season two opens with Dr. Nerissa Bauer and Dr. Jennifer Dilts tackling common myths about ADHD medication. They use clinic experience and research to separate fear from fact, while reminding families that these decisions should always be made with a child’s pediatrician or prescriber. The episode is especially helpful for parents who are unsure about starting medication, or who have heard conflicting things from

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    54: ENCORE-The Role of NonStimulants (opens the original)

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    **The ADHD Mom Docs are taking a summer break and using the next 6 weeks to re-air select episodes. Season Two episodes officially drop on August 18, 2026** SHOW SUMMARY: In this episode of the ADHD Mom Docs podcast, Dr. Nerissa Bauer and Dr. Jennifer Dilts discuss the ADHD diagnostic journey and care plan treatments, focusing on non-stimulant medications. They explore the differences between stimulant and non-stimulant medications, highlighting the benefits and considerations of each. The conve

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