ADHD Beyond the Usual Assumptions – Podcast

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Are you a hypnotherapist wondering how to better serve your ADHD clients? In this deep-dive session of Mind Explorations, hosted by Astrid Harm (Soulessense.co), we debunk the biggest myths surrounding neurodiversity in the therapy room. 🧠✨

In this newest episode of Mind Explorations, we explore why the term ADHD is fundamentally misleading and why it is better described as an interest-based brain.

I share my personal journey with a late diagnosis and explains how practitioners can effectively address anxiety, imposter syndrome, and Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD). You will learn why ADHD clients often need more stimulation during hypnosis, not less, and how to adapt your inductions to keep them engaged and successful. 🚀

We also discuss the significant overlap between ADHD, autism, and trauma, and why it is vital to stop viewing neurodivergence as a disorder to be cured. Whether you are a seasoned therapist or a student, this conversation provides practical insights into working smarter with the neurodivergent brain and helping clients clear away years of emotional baggage. 🌟

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Christophe Courtin

Christophe Courtin

Christophe Courtin is a hypnotherapist, NLP Master Practitioner and hypnotherapy trainer at Folkestone Hypnotherapy, specialising in rapid subconscious relief for stress, anxiety, and trauma. He moves beyond traditional talking therapy by using bespoke techniques tailored to how each individual mind processes information. With a personal understanding of ADHD and Autism, Christophe offers a neurodivergent-friendly approach while welcoming all clients seeking a judgment-free environment. Whether addressing phobias, smoking cessation, or chronic pain, he facilitates lasting change where logic alone has reached its limit. Based in Folkestone, Kent, he provides sessions both face-to-face and worldwide via Zoom.

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