EP. 22: ADHD People-Pleasing Explained - When 'Being Nice' Is Really About Staying Safe | ADHD with Jenna Free

You can get your free ADHD Regulation Guide here - adhdwithjennafree.com/adhdguide Chapters 00:00 Understanding the Fawn Response in ADHD 02:59 The Impact of Survival Mode on Relationships 07:07 Breaking Free from the Fawn Response 12:11 Practical Strategies to Overcome People-Pleasing 19:16 Embracing Vulnerability and Taking Up Space Summary In this episode of the ADHD with Jenna Free podcast, I explore the often-overlooked fawn response in survival mode. I discuss how this response manifests in behaviors like people-pleasing and avoiding conflict, and how to recognize and address these patterns for regulation and increased executive functioning. I go over practical strategies for you to break free from the fawn response, advocate for yourself, and foster genuine connections with others. Takeaways Fawn is a response to feeling unsafe and is often overlooked. Being in survival mode can lead to people-pleasing behaviors. Setting boundaries is essential for regulation Asking for help is a crucial step in overcoming the fawn response. Taking up space and expressing needs creates connections. Practicing vulnerability can lead to stronger relationships. It's safe to say no and prioritize your own needs. Connect with Jenna Instagram TikTok

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