Janelle Booker

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978 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 20 Sep

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I also feel like potentially as well, like when we were talking earlier about how difficult it is to have that conversation of I'm feeling jealous, I feel like once you've made the decision to decide to act in accordance with your values and the sort of truth revealing itself, then you get to have that conversation from a place of your own values, which means you're re-establishing in the relationship that this is the person I am and the person who I want to be.
Yes.
So it's like a great way to just to solidify the relationship further over the kind of person you want to be in the world.
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Almost 800,000 Australians have ADHD, approximately one child in every classroom and maybe some older children as well.
So how do you raise a child whose brain works differently?
Psychologist Janelle Booker is back with special guest host Hamish Blake.
Well, I mean, yeah, maybe.
I mean, not so much that I couldn't have it, but for whatever reason, when you got diagnosed, Hugh, and I'd heard all those things, as you said, I feel like
I feel like I'm bad at most of the things you're bad at, but not quite as bad.
And so, so.
So sweet.
And so when you got diagnosed, I was like, oh, I guess I'm just shit at things.
Right.
Was what I felt.
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