Welcome back to The Path to Peace Therapy Podcast. If you're new here, my name is Stephanie Buckley. I'm a Parenting Strategist and Family Systems Coach who specializes in ADHD, executive functioning challenges, emotional regulation, and the patterns that keep families stuck in the same arguments on repeat. I created this podcast because I didn't want parents to feel alone, and I wanted to translate what's happening under the behavior neurologically, psychologically, and relationally so you can stop taking the behavior personally and start responding strategically. I'm also a mom to a thriving 23 year neurodivergent son with ADHD and I've been married for over three decades, so I bring both professional insight and lived experience into these conversations because real families need real tools.

Season 6 episode # 125 explores why some young adults leave jobs quickly and how anxiety avoidance, executive functioning development, and family dynamics influence workplace persistence.

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The more we learn to recognize the signs behind the behaviors, the more compassion and support we can offer to our kids, our partners, and ourselves.

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And as always, take a deep breath, give yourself some grace, and remember: peace is possible, and you don't have to do this alone. #hermosabeachtherapist #ADHD