DiscoverWork Life Balance for Speech Pathologists: Mindful Time Management Tips for Therapists, Clinicians, & Private Practice Owners108. Stop Overthinking: 5 ADHD-Friendly Strategies to Make Decisions Simpler (for Busy SLPs)
108. Stop Overthinking: 5 ADHD-Friendly Strategies to Make Decisions Simpler (for Busy SLPs)

108. Stop Overthinking: 5 ADHD-Friendly Strategies to Make Decisions Simpler (for Busy SLPs)

Update: 2025-07-15
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Decision fatigue is real—especially for SLPs juggling full caseloads, families, and life. If you ever get stuck in analysis-paralysis (hello, overthinking tiny choices and the big ones), this episode is for you.

In today’s FB Live-turned-podcast-episode, I’m sharing a pretty major life decision I made and the five strategies I used to help me go from analysis-paralysis to bold, confident action.

Decision-making is one of the biggest things that comes up in coaching sessions. Whether it’s big, life-changing stuff or tiny daily choices that drain your brain, indecision kills your time and energy. So let’s make it simpler.

Here's what you'll learn:

✅ Why decision-making burns you out—and how to save your energy for what really matters

✅ My 5 go-to strategies

✅ How to stop overthinking the small stuff so you have brain space for the big stuff

✅ What to do after you make a decision so you don’t spiral in regret

If you’re ready to make choices with more clarity (and less time-wasting angst), you’re in the right place.



To find out how I can help you improve your work-life balance, click here.

Come join the SLP Support Group on Facebook for more tips and tricks!

Follow me on Instagram! @theresamharp

Learn more about Theresa Harp Coaching here.

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108. Stop Overthinking: 5 ADHD-Friendly Strategies to Make Decisions Simpler (for Busy SLPs)

108. Stop Overthinking: 5 ADHD-Friendly Strategies to Make Decisions Simpler (for Busy SLPs)