It's one thing to get married, but to create a marriage, it's a very highly creative project.

Because intimate marriage is I know you and you know me and who are we.

We both have strengths and we both have limitations.

But if we're invested, how do we work with those?

That's how you create anything beautiful.

You work with those raw parts, but you create anything beautiful. You work with those

raw parts, but it's a shared, invested effort.

Welcome to Conversations with Dr. Jennifer, a collection of interviews on the topics of relationships, sexuality, spirituality, and more.

All featuring Dr. Finlayson Fife.

Welcome everybody to this live Q&A in which we're going to talk about ADHD and its impact in our most important relationships and specifically marriage.

And we have Camden Hainsworth with us. Camden is a certified ADHD coach, advocate and educator, who supports teens and adults navigating

life, relationships, parenting, and belief through an ADHD lens. She received her ADHD

coach certification through Kristen Cardin's focused program. Camden was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult and is

raising four daughters in an intentionally ADHD friendly home with her husband. And so Camden

brings both lived experience and professional insight into her work. She's the founder of the ADHD directory and the host of the busy

brain saint podcast. So welcome Camden to our discussion. Hey, things. Thanks for having me.

Very excited. Yeah, my pleasure to have you. So let me just pull up some of the questions that came in.

And I'd love to just hear your thoughts about these things.

I will be giving any insight I have in my work with couples.

But I will be kind of leaning more on you to get sort of what your perspectives are.

Because I think I'd sort of like to learn as well from your experiences about how to think about these things.

But this person writes, my therapist has been encouraging me to be tested for ADHD.

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