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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2024 · 26 MIN

New Church Calling Transitions with ADHD

from The Busy Brained Saint Podcast · host thebusybrainedsaintpodcast

Taking on a new church calling can be both exciting and overwhelming—especially when ADHD enters the mix. In this episode, we dive into the unique challenges and rewards that come with accepting new responsibilities within a faith community as someone with ADHD. From navigating new routines and handling the “unknowns” of unfamiliar responsibilities, to processing the bittersweet feelings of saying goodbye to a previous calling, this episode explores the practical and emotional layers of church transitions. We’ll discuss why ADHD brains can find change difficult, why routine disruptions feel so intense, and how fears of underperforming or feeling overwhelmed may arise with new callings. Tune in to discover helpful strategies, hear stories from fellow ADHDers, and get tips on embracing new callings with grace, self-compassion, and a growth-oriented mindset. Whether you’re just starting in a new role or preparing for the possibility, this episode offers guidance for navigating church callings with ADHD.   Special November 2024 Holiday Pricing  Work with Kamden 1:1 Follow Kamden on Social Media @kamden_adhd @thebusybrainedsaint

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