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ADHD reWired

497 | Succeed in College with Hannah Choi

ADHD reWired

Eric Tivers, LCSW, ADHD-CCSP

Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Education

4.8 โ€ข 937 Ratings

๐Ÿ—“๏ธ 22 August 2023

โฑ๏ธ 57 minutes

๐Ÿงพ๏ธ Download transcript

Summary

In this episode, Hannah Choi joins Eric on the podcast! Hannah is an Executive Function Coach for Beyond Book Smart and is the host of the podcast, Focus Forward: An Executive Function Podcast. Hannah works with both college-aged clients and adult clients, and lives in Connecticut with her husband and two kids. Her executive function strengths are time management and cognitive flexibility, and her challenges are working memory and attention. Hannah also loves to read, watch Korean dramas, exercise, travel, and spend time outdoors! You'll hear about the importance of developing a relationship with your professors, strategies and skills for self-advocacy, the benefits of breaking down big projects, and emotional regulation to access executive function skills. Then, you'll also hear about the importance of maintaining sleep, nutrition, and exercise, managing medication, a warning about due dates, course load, schedule design, and more! Learn more about Hannah at beyondbooksmart.com (click here!) Listen to Focus Forward at beyondbooksmart.com/podcast (click here!) Questions/Topics: [00:01:02] Introducing Hannah [00:02:14] How did Hannah begin working with college students? [00:04:56] Hannah shares her experiences in college while questioning her abilities [00:05:44] "If I knew then what I know nowโ€ฆ." [00:07:18] A discussion on self-advocacy while in college and getting over the fear of getting to know your professors [00:11:45] Hannah shares a tool she uses with clients [00:13:56] Breaking down Steps/Time/Mapping [00:18:076] Finding balance between college work and socializing [00:22:44] A discussion on emotional regulation and accessing executive function skills [00:30:21] Managing ADHD medication and other mental health treatments [00:32:53] What are some other important accommodations that students can ask for? [00:41:56] Eric shares an experience and a warning about (a lack of) due dates [00:44:47] How important is course load and schedule design? [00:49:14] Navigating interests in college [00:51:41] Closing Thoughts ๐ŸŒŸ Have you heard about our Adult Study Hall Community? Go to adultstudyhall.com to join our ADHD-friendly body-doubling community! ๐ŸŒŸ Interested in group coaching and want to take your ADHD management to the next level? Go to coachingrewired.com to get all the up-to-date information on the upcoming season of ADHD reWired's award-winning Coaching & Accountability groups!

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0:00.0

When your brain works differently, you have to find ways to make the system work for you and be okay with that and that self-advocacy piece is a huge part of that to first of all accept like okay I think differently and I need to do things differently and now I have to go advocate for myself and make this happen.

0:22.0

Hey everyone two quick announcements before we start.

0:25.0

First, if you are on Tik-Tok, I've been recently posting there almost daily, so follow me.

0:32.1

And if you're not on Tikic-talk good for you. Second announcement

0:36.2

registration for our fall season of coaching and accountability groups is happening now.

0:40.7

Your next chance to register is tomorrow, Wednesday, on the 23rd at 12 PM Pacific,

0:47.0

3 Eastern. If that date has passed, go to coaching rewire.com to learn more and get your name added to a fall interest list. More info at the

0:56.9

break, let's get on with the show.

1:02.1

Welcome back with another episode of ADHD rewired. Today's guest is Hannah Choi.

1:08.0

Hannah is an executive function coach for Beyond Book Smart and the host of the podcast focused forward an executive function

1:16.4

podcast which I will be on at some point in the future I don't know when this one's

1:21.1

gonna come out but it'll be, that one will be out.

1:23.6

That's important in the future.

1:24.7

She has a, she works with college-aged clients and adult clients, and she lives in Connecticut

1:30.0

with her husband and two strengths are time management and

1:37.4

and cognitive flexibility and her challenges are working memory and attention.

1:43.0

She loves to read and watch Korean dramas, exercise, travel, and spend time outdoors.

1:51.0

That's me.

1:52.0

All right. Well, hello, Hannah. Hi, Eric. You focus on college stuff. So I was actually, I know before we hit record here, we're trying to figure out what is it's going to come out and we may actually want to have this one drop right around, I don't know, when all the students go back to college.

2:08.6

Yeah, yeah.

2:09.8

So when you're working with college students, what is, well first all, how did you get into working with college students?

2:15.8

Yeah, so before I had my kids, I had just graduated from grad school with my masters in education with emphasis in

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