ADHD & Trauma: How to Escape the Cage of Emotional Suppression w/ Elisha Lee
Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Episode 045: In this episode, Ron sits down with Elisha Lee—a licensed counselor and owner of Restoring You Christian Counseling Mental Health Practice, survivor of domestic violence, and fierce advocate for trauma-informed care—to explore what it means to reclaim your voice after years of silence.
Elisha shares her deeply personal journey through trauma, ADHD, and the invisible wounds many of us carry. We speak candidly about depression as a mask for repressed anger, about how society cages our emotions, and how people with ADHD—often misunderstood—are some of the most creative, intuitive, and adaptive minds among us.
We uncover how visualization can be a key to breaking free, how a workout routine can anchor healing, and how recovery is not just a process—it’s a rebellion against the lie that you are not enough.
This episode is a call to every soul who has ever felt trapped, voiceless, or overwhelmed by the chaos in their mind: you are not broken. And with the right tools, community, and compassion—you can find your way out.
So I urge you—listen closely, reflect deeply, and stay with us to the very end. Because the first step toward freedom… is believing that healing is possible.
🎓 What You’ll Learn:
✅ How ADHD and trauma interact beneath the surface—and why masking can look like laziness or depression.
✅ Why people with ADHD often excel in creativity, workarounds, and communication (when seen and supported).
✅ How visualization and daily movement practices can regulate the nervous system and support emotional release.
✅ The surprising link between repressed anger and depression—and how reclaiming your voice can change everything.
✅ Why connection—not perfection—is the cornerstone of lasting healing.
Ways to Connect with Elisha Lee:
www.RestoringYouChristianCounseling.com
Elisha's Space Podcast
(443) 860-6870
Her Literature:
Mindfulness Biblical Affirmations of Forgiveness and Grace: An Adult Coloring Journey to Peace and Restoration
The Mental Health Handbook: Strategies for Self-Care and Resilience
Other Great Ways to Connect with Me:
Paws & Peace: A Calming Pet Coloring Book for Adults with ADHD
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"Don' Mind Me, I Just Have ADHD!" w/ Ron Souers:
Hosted by Social Shift coach and fierce kindness and ADHD advocate Ron Souers, this podcast is a raw, real, and a radically compassionate space for adults navigating ADHD, depression, anxiety, and the beautiful chaos of being neurodivergent in a neurotypical world.
Each week, Ron dives deep into the emotional archaeology of what makes us feel “too much” or “not enough,” and unearths practical, science-backed strategies to shift your perspective. From masking and rejection sensitivity to procrastination, imposter syndrome, and the ADHD–LGBTQ+ intersection, no topic is off-limits.
This is more than a podcast—it’s a permission slip to feel, to heal, and to take up space.
Expect:
🔥 Hard truths wrapped in kindness
🔥 Courageous conversations with guests who get it
🔥 Simple tools for focus, rest, connection, and growth
You don’t need to be fixed. You just need to be seen.
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