Harold Robert Meyer/The ADD Resource Center addrc.org 10/29/2023 Reviewed 09/16/2024
From Negative Self-Talk to Self-Coaching
Here are a few key reasons why talking aloud to oneself can be helpful when having ADHD and feeling bothered by something:
So, in summary, talking aloud sparks both cognitive and emotional processing that is productive when grappling with something distressing. The act of verbalizing helps organize thoughts and emotions in a constructive manner.
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