Minding My Alignment

Is It ADHD, Or is it Life... ?

10 min · 11. Apr. 2026
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In this episode, Capri sits with a question many people have been asking lately: “Is this ADHD…" or is something else going on? During Stress Awareness Month and counseling awareness month, she explores how stress, executive overload, anxiety, and even outgrowing your surroundings can mimic ADHD symptoms. ADHD is absolutely one of the possibilities, but not the only one. Capri shares how these patterns show up in real life, how they can overlap, and why slowing down matters before jumping to conclusions. This episode is a grounding reminder that your symptoms are information, not a verdict.

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Episode 6 Walking to Alignment

In this episode, Capri breaks down how her Extra Soft 75 walking regimen, her counseling work, and a new research study all lined up perfectly at the end of Stress Awareness Month and Counseling Awareness Month, right before Mental Health Awareness Month begins. She talks about how movement helps regulate big emotions in real time, why walking absolutely counts as exercise, and how consistency has been quietly shifting her stress threshold, her schedule, and her overall sense of alignment. Capri also shares her long‑term vision for the Minding My Alignment podcast and group... a future retreat‑style space in a beautiful location where people can find alignment together and then return home with tools to maintain it. Study referenced: A year‑long clinical trial published in the Journal of Sport and Health Science found that participants who met standard aerobic exercise guidelines (around 150 minutes per week) showed lower long‑term cortisol levels... meaning the participants baseline stress response improved over time. The study suggests that regular movement provides both immediate stress relief and lasting physiological resilience.

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