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In this session, Shane Thrapp of the Men’s ADHD Support Group is joined by Dr. Tamara Rosier, ADHD coach, founder of the ADHD Center of West Michigan, and bestselling author of Your Brain Is Not Broken and You, Me, and Our ADHD Family.

Together, they dive deep into Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)—what it is, how it impacts people with ADHD, and how to stop it from running your life.

Dr. Rosier introduces the concepts of survival thinking (where RSD thrives) vs. transformational thinking (where resilience and boundaries are built). You'll get practical tools to shift your mindset, manage emotional spirals, and respond to rejection and criticism without losing control.

This session includes real-world strategies, role-play examples, and a Q&A with live participants. Whether you struggle with people-pleasing, conflict avoidance, or overreacting to criticism, this talk will help you become truly unstoppable.

Your Brain Is Not Broken

You, Me, and Our ADHD Family

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Join Marc Almodovar, Founder of the Men's ADHD Support Group for a special session featuring Ryan Mayer, a certified ADHD coach, international speaker, and neuro-inclusion consultant. Discover the importance of finding success with your ADHD brain through personalized strategies and practical tips. Ryan shares his journey and expertise on overcoming the conventional approaches and embracing unique ways that work best for you. This session has an amazing message, and Marc and Ryan do a deep dive into ADHD-friendly tools and methods. Plus, an interactive Q&A where Ryan answers community questions and provides actionable advice you can apply immediately.

00:37 Introducing Ryan Mayer
01:31 Navigating ADHD: Finding Success Your Way
03:11 Ryan's Personal Journey and Insights
04:06 The Power of Doing Things Your Way
09:26 Interactive Session: Reflections and Reactions
12:47 Exploring ADHD-Friendly Strategies
30:22 Personal Stories and Coping Mechanisms
45:31 Q&A and Practical Advice
51:12 A Creative Solution Backfires
52:30 Navigating Career Frustrations
53:48 Finding Your Path and Values
55:16 Balancing Passion and Realism
57:03 Leveraging Community and Resources
01:00:32 Overcoming Burnout
01:05:13 Advocating for Neurodivergent Needs
01:06:43 Setting Goals and Accountability
01:19:28 Embracing Failure and Dreaming Big
01:34:21 Final Thoughts and Resources

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In this episode of the Men's ADHD Support Group webinar series, join Shane Thrapp and our amazing guest as we discuss the challenge of making friends as adults with ADHD. Featuring Caroline Maguire, author and friendship expert, the discussion covers why forming meaningful relationships can be difficult and provides practical, easy-to-use solutions. Caroline shares her insights on adult friendships, the importance of authenticity, and the strategies for building and nurturing connections. We also touch on the concept of masking, the role of shared activities, and recognizing when someone is interested in being your friend.

We had so much fun with this episode and Caroline provided valuable tools and techniques for creating lasting and genuine friendships.

About Caroline

Caroline Maguire, ACCG, PCC, M.Ed., is an award‑winning coach, teacher, and keynote speaker focused on social‑emotional learning, executive functioning, and friendship skills. She’s the author of Why Will No One Play With Me?—an award‑winning guide for kids and parents.

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