Do you ever feel like you’re never quite good enough?
Even when things go well, many ADHD adults struggle with persistent self-doubt. You might question your abilities, replay mistakes, or feel like you’re “faking it” while everyone else seems more capable.
You’re not alone, and you’re not broken.
In this Building Better Brains webinar, Dr. Sharon Saline explores how ADHD, perfectionism, rejection sensitivity, and anxiety combine to fuel cycles of self-criticism and imposter syndrome.
Drawing on decades of clinical experience and the latest research on ADHD and emotional regulation, she will share practical tools to help you:
Understand why ADHD brains are especially vulnerable to self-criticism
Reduce perfectionism and quiet the inner critic
Reframe negative thinking patterns that fuel imposter syndrome
Strengthen emotional regulation and self-compassion
Build realistic expectations and sustainable confidence
Develop strategies that help you trust yourself again
Learn to use the inner triad model to quiet the noise of negative self-talk and strengthen genuine confidence
Through relatable examples, practical exercises, and compassionate guidance, you’ll learn how to move from harsh self-judgment toward greater self-understanding and confidence.
Because confidence doesn’t come from being perfect. It comes from learning to work with your brain instead of against it.
NOTE: No refunds are available. This webinar will be recorded. Participants will receive access to the replay and all accompanying materials following the event.