447 | ADHD, Academia, and How we Learn with Camille Roney

In this episode, Eric is Camille Roney, who is a certified academic life coach, whose work has appeared in the New York Journal, Quizlet, Motivate MD, and more! Camille empowers students to start earning high grades while studying less and enjoying the process.

You’ll hear Camille and Eric talk about the importance of curiosity and experimentation, why having different ways of absorbing information can depend on the content we are trying to absorb, the art of being bored, and using our calendars to reflect our values.

Next, Eric and Camille discuss the benefits of allowing our minds to wander, strategies to be attentive to what we are reading, questions to prompt our curiosity, giving ourselves space, the next steps someone can take when they’re ready to self-advocate, and addressing our internal dialogue when we’re questioning our paths.

Finally, you’ll hear what not to do when writing a paper, trauma, burnout, self-appreciation, getting to the “why” behind the paths we choose, how the cost of education has changed, and why it’s ok to pause and enjoy the experience.

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What prompted Camille to go down the path as an academic life coach? How does Camille help people to discover how they learn? What is value-based time-blocking? What is the value of learning how to be bored? How can you stay attentive while reading? How does Camille help someone determine if they’re down the “wrong” educational path or if they need to develop study skills? What does Camille do to help students with writing? When someone is pursuing a highly competitive field, how does Camille work with them? Resources & Honorable Mentions:

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447 | ADHD, Academia, and How we Learn with Camille Roney

In this episode, Eric is Camille Roney, who is a certified academic life coach, whose work has appeared in the New York Journal, Quizlet, Motivate MD, and more! Camille empowers students to start earning high grades while studying less and enjoying the process.

You’ll hear Camille and Eric talk about the importance of curiosity and experimentation, why having different ways of absorbing information can depend on the content we are trying to absorb, the art of being bored, and using our calendars to reflect our values.

Next, Eric and Camille discuss the benefits of allowing our minds to wander, strategies to be attentive to what we are reading, questions to prompt our curiosity, giving ourselves space, the next steps someone can take when they’re ready to self-advocate, and addressing our internal dialogue when we’re questioning our paths.

Finally, you’ll hear what not to do when writing a paper, trauma, burnout, self-appreciation, getting to the “why” behind the paths we choose, how the cost of education has changed, and why it’s ok to pause and enjoy the experience.

Connect with Camille:

Website: Non-Trad Accelerator Instagram: @thelearningmom Other Questions & Topics in this Episode:

What prompted Camille to go down the path as an academic life coach? How does Camille help people to discover how they learn? What is value-based time-blocking? What is the value of learning how to be bored? How can you stay attentive while reading? How does Camille help someone determine if they’re down the “wrong” educational path or if they need to develop study skills? What does Camille do to help students with writing? When someone is pursuing a highly competitive field, how does Camille work with them? Resources & Honorable Mentions:

Quote: “There is nothing wrong with changing your mind.” – Camille Roney Quote: “Wait, our self-worth isn’t determined by how much we get done?” – Eric Book: The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma Check out the Other Podcasts on the ADHD reWired Podcast Network:

adhdessentials.com with Brendan Mahan hackingyouradhd.com with Will Curb adhddiversified.ca with MJ Siemens

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Procrastination: ADHD and Chunking it Down

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There are many ADHD strategies, tips and tricks on the internet. The most popular tip in the context procrastination is to break it down. This tip sounds great. It makes perfect sense. It makes sense. In this video, ADHD coach Jeff Copper (www.digcoaching.com) reviews the concept of chucking things down and then reveals why is fails to be the answer in many cases. Jeff gives insight into when and why this works. This video is essential viewing for anyone who struggles with procrastination and/or implementing popular strategies, tips, or tricks.

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What is ADHD coaching? How ADHD coaching strategies can help.

Stacey Machelle and special guest ADHD Coach René Brooks (Black Girl, Lost Keys) role play an ADHD coaching session to demonstrate how ADHD is executive function coaching and life coaching combined to cater to the Individual’s ADHD brain. Stacey, who has received ADHD coaching, believes the right coach can become a transformational coach. ADHD is a highly treatable condition. But, before you can treat the symptoms you must have ADHD awareness. If you wish to seek A diagnosis or begin treatment for your already diagnosed condition it is best to seek an ADHD specialist. DISCLAIMER: Stacey Machelle is highly knowledgeable and educated about ADHD and its management and Rene Brooks is a certified, Practicing and successful ADHD coach. However, neither is a medical professional And therefore cannot issue a medical diagnosis nor write prescriptions nor recommend a treatment plan. when seeking help on the Internet, please cross check the credentials and the sources of your information. There are many quacks claiming to be ADHD experts. In my opinion, (stacey Machelle ) the only real expert is the lived ADHD experience coupled with education and willingness to improve their lives with either self-coaching, strength-based goals or proven executive functioning strategies.

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We are pleased to announce the release of an exciting new DVD, Real Life ADHD, just for teens, preteens, and young adults. The video features advice about living with ADD and ADHD through the teenage years from the real experts - 30 young people from 12 states ranging in age from 12 to 21. Speaking from their own personal experiences, these youth provide up-to-date scientific facts plus advice on six ADHD challenges. A Seattle physician, Dr. Mandelkorn also tells about his experience living with ADHD plus lessons learned as he has specialized in treating patients with ADHD. Six of the teens are also featured in our companion guide, A Bird's-Eye View of Life with ADD and ADHD: Perry, Kati, Katie, Erik, Kyle, and Nathan. These young people give advice on a wide range of issues: 10 Key scientific Facts about ADD and ADHD, Inattention, disorganization, forgetfulness, impulsivity, Hyperactivity, ADHD medications and lists critical educational resources for children and teens with ADD and ADHD. The DVD is hosted by two adult with ADHD: Alex and his high school friend, Lewis Alston, a popular Atlanta Radio DJ/VJ. Alex is also the videographer and editor of the video.

Procrastination: ADHD and Chunking it Down

https://digcoaching.com. Jeff Copper is an ADHD coach and host of Attention Talk Video which is part of the Attention Talk Network, .

The internet is full of ADHD tips, tricks and strategies. A popular one in the context of procrastination is chunking it down. The tip sounds good. It makes sense. The questions are – why don’t people use it or why do they have a hard problem chunking things down? In this video, ADHD coach Jeff Copper (www.digcoaching.com) reviews the concept of chucking things down and then reveals why is fails to be the answer in many cases. Jeff also reveals insight on when and why it works. If you struggle with procrastination or implementing popular tips, tricks or strategies, this is a must watch video.

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