Self-Trust & ADHD: The 3 Pillars That Change Everything
Reserve Your Spot Now!
- Monday, June 16, 2025
- 1:00PM ET
Can’t make it live? No problem—we’ll send you the replay. But if you can make it live, you won’t want to miss the extra bonuses and Q&A!
Self-Trust Isn’t a Luxury—It’s the Missing Link for ADHD Adults
For most of us with ADHD, self-trust has been chipped away by decades of inconsistency, missed deadlines, and harsh self-talk. We learned to second-guess every decision and label ourselves “unreliable” or “too much.” But here’s the truth: ADHD makes self-trust harder—not impossible. It’s a skill you can relearn at any age, and this webinar will give you the step-by-step framework to do exactly that.
- Spot the real reasons ADHD brains struggle with self-trust—and why none of them are your fault.
- Apply the 3 core pillars of lasting self-trust so you can stop white-knuckling and start believing yourself.
- Quiet the shame spiral with trauma-informed tools that work even when you’re inconsistent or overwhelmed.
- Build a practical, ADHD-friendly roadmap to keep promises to yourself—without relying on willpower.
- Claim an exclusive live-attendance bonus (nearly $100 value) that jump-starts your self-trust practice right away.
Picture starting your day grounded instead of frantic, choosing from your values instead of your fears. When self-trust is your default:
- You stay calm—even when life gets messy.
- You take action without spiraling into doubt.
- You stop beating yourself up and start acting like you’ve got what it takes.
Reserve Your Spot Now!
- Monday, June 16, 2025
- 1:00PM ET
Can’t make it live? No problem—we’ll send you the replay. But if you can make it live, you won’t want to miss the extra bonuses and Q&A!
About Your Host
Kristen Carder
Diagnosed with ADHD at 21, Kristen spent years stuck in the familiar cycle of missed deadlines → shame spiral → broken promises. Rebuilding her own self-trust became the turning point that changed everything—from how she runs her day to how she runs her multi-six-figure coaching practice. Today, she’s the creator of FOCUSED, host of the top-ranked I Have ADHD Podcast, and a certified coach who’s helped thousands of adults ditch self-doubt and finally believe the words “I’ve got this.”
Kristen combines 15 years of ADHD research, trauma-informed coaching, and lived experience to deliver practical tools that actually work for the ADHD brain. Her superpower is translating complex psychology into bite-size, shame-free strategies you can use today—so you walk away feeling seen, validated, and equipped to show up for yourself on purpose.
What People Are Saying
“The self trust course helped me shift SO MUCH, including perfectionism and myself talk. Absolute gold!”
“I’d say my biggest transformation has been the effect on my self confidence. Now I know I have my own back and it’s ok to be me. I’d say to anyone who is hesitant to Join FOCUSED, don’t be, it will change your life. Like minded people is an understatement, we are your people.”
“Self Trust was the most impactful course for me! It’ll be good to do it again.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this be recorded?
Absolutely. Everyone who registers gets a replay link within 24 hours—so even if life (or ADHD) pulls you away, you won’t miss a thing.
I’m not officially diagnosed with ADHD. Can I still come?
Yes! If you identify with ADHD struggles—difficulty following through, chronic self-doubt, shame spirals—this class was made for you. A formal diagnosis isn’t required.
How long is the webinar?
Plan for about 60 minutes of teaching plus a live Q&A. Stick around to get real-time coaching and an exclusive bonus only available to live attendees.
Reserve Your Spot Now!
- Monday, June 16, 2025
- 1:00PM ET
Can’t make it live? No problem—we’ll send you the replay. But if you can make it live, you won’t want to miss the extra bonuses and Q&A!
I Have ADHD empowers adults to understand, embrace, and thrive with ADHD through expert coaching, practical strategies, and supportive community. Founded by ADHD expert Kristen Carder, we’ve helped thousands transform their relationship with their brain.
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