Achilles Story Explained: ADHD, Rage and the Armor We Wear
The Achilles story explained, in Jeremy Van Wert's reading, is a story about an unregulated nervous system and the armor we build to survive. From the river Styx to the tent of King Priam, Jeremy retells the myth and links it to ADHD, rejection sensitivity, masking and the vulnerable human part everyone protects.
Norse Mythology Loki: Why the Trickster Mirrors the ADHD Mind
Norse mythology Loki is the shapeshifting trickster of Asgard, long cast as the villain. Jeremy Van Wert reads him differently: Loki was never the problem, he was unsupported and unintegrated. In this Campfire Story, Jeremy follows Loki from the wall of Asgard to Ragnarok and shows how his life resembles an adult with ADHD who is valued but not understood.
Wizard of Oz Meaning: What Each Character Reveals About ADHD
The Wizard of Oz meaning, in therapist Jeremy Van Wert's reading, is that the brain, heart and courage you keep looking for outside yourself were yours all along. He retells Dorothy's story through ADHD: Kansas is masking, the tornado is burnout, the Lion is rejection sensitivity, and home is your actual nervous system.
ADHD Rage and Rejection Sensitivity: Treat Anger as Information
ADHD rage is often anger that has piled up after years of letdowns and rejection, according to Jeremy Van Wert and ADHD coach Ron Souers. Ron says suppressing anger only makes it stronger, so he teaches clients to get curious about it. This conversation also covers rejection sensitivity, a three-minute meditation start, a two-minute fix for procrastination and how bosses can support neurodivergent employees.