
Losing Weight with ADHD
Are you an ADHDer who is tired of trying everything to lose weight and having no lasting success or actual change? This is the podcast for you where we will talk about the connection between ADHD and weight, and all the things that go into bridging the gap to see weight loss success! Where the cookie cutter programs and guidance just don't seem to work for you - I can relate and I can help to guide you to finding your own way to real change!
You can reach your weight loss goals while living your life the way that makes most sense to you. No more trying to fit a square peg into a round hole! I'm your host Jennifer Watts, and I am a CPA, advanced certified weight loss, nutrition and life coach. I'll be here each week with new episodes for you! Find me on Instagram @jennwatts.adhd.
Episodes
48. Rest, simplicity, and living your values

47. Weight loss, finances and clutter

46. Acknowledging your growth

45. Creating a short term strategy for yourself

44. You are allowed to want to lose weight

43. The power of resets and self-discovery

42. Feeling at home in your body

41. Sensory overload, ADHD and weight loss

40. Sleep, weight loss and ADHD

39. Being yourself and how that affects weight loss

38. Dealing with setbacks

37. The messy middle of weight loss with ADHD

36. Can we keep it simple in weight loss with ADHD?

35. The importance of emotional regulation for weight loss

34. Relationship with alcohol with ADHD

33. Trusting your intuition in weight loss

32. Is "eat what you want" helpful in weight loss with ADHD?

Burnout when you have ADHD (and how it affects weight loss)

30. An interview with Megs Crawford: weight loss, ADHD, organizing, and learning to love yourself

29. The importance of your future self in weight loss with ADHD

28. How to actually stick to your weight loss goals with ADHD

27. The 4 A's of sustainable change with ADHD

Update! Podcast name change

26. How does self-efficacy affect my weight loss journey?

25. Should I aim for 80/20 in my weight loss journey with ADHD?
