Alternative Health · Michael Joseph Ferguson
by Michael Joseph Ferguson
We explore Adult ADD / Adult ADHD as a neurological type, not a disorder. Changing the conversation on neurodiversity and adult ADHD since 2015, our podcast is hosted by author and ADHD life coach Michael Joseph Ferguson. Based on the foundational and widely-read books, “The Drummer and the Great Mountain” and “ADHD Time Management,” each episode offers natural, holistic, and practical tools for artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs to thrive.We discuss topics such as: the “hunter-type” brain (ADHD hunter farmer theory), time management, mind mapping, nutrition, exercise and fitness, biohacking, mindfulness, nature connection, navigating addiction recovery, and success stories from fellow neurodivergent thinkers.Take the “hunter-type” quiz, learn about our workshop offerings and live events, or purchase the books at https://www.drummerandthegreatmountain.comDisclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes and not professional medical or psychological advice.
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I found this podcast a couple of years ago, after buying the book. I had been looking for answers and advice. What I have found is so much more! He shows a deep understanding for the community. His advice for those struggling with ADHD is honest, sincere, heartfelt, based on experience, and grounded in deep humanity. The ideas he has and the examples he gives for change are simple, and therefore applicable; no matter where you are on the rollercoaster that’s life. His podcasts are motivating, inspiring, calming and soothing. Thank you, Michael & Questa❣️
I have attended a number of Michael’s live workshops - Alive!, Time Management, Mind Mapping. And with every one, I learn new tips and usable action plans that help me to navigate my day-to-day as a Hunter-type. He freely shares his personal experience as a Hunter-type and the experiences of those of us with ADHD that he has helped throughout his years. These podcasts are invaluable to me as well - there is one for every pain point that I may experience on a given day. I highly recommend Michael’s workshops and podcasts if you are wanting help and ideas about how to manage as an ADHD neurological type!
This podcast has been an inspiration to me and has already changed how I approach my life and time. I started a couple weeks ago and have heard several episodes. A couple of them twice and at a slower speed bc I really want to take in the specifics. The practical straightforward tips are great! I started using them right away. I am most grateful for the generosity and genuine caring for others that comes through. Sincerely helpful. Thank you for doing this podcast.
I am a mental health care professional who has ADHD and overall I really like this podcast. I love the underlying philosophy of the book that this podcast revolves around, that being that ADHD isn’t a disorder, but rather, an evolution of a hunter mindset. My only “complaint” for lack of a better word, is that sometimes they make clinical claims about ADHD that aren’t true. The hosts are very insightful and obviously speak from experience, but I wish that they would stick strictly to experience instead of talking about the clinical aspects such as testing, diagnostic criteria, etc. You really need an education in mental health care to be able to fully speak about ADHD in an clinically accurate way.
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