ADHD and Sex with Liz Hunter

£30.00

14th January 2027 | 11:00-12:00 (UK)

"You can mask in life. You can put a performance on in life. But in the bedroom, all of it gets exposed."

The conversation that almost nobody has in the coaching room, even though it's happening in everyone's bedroom.

Sex reveals everything about masking, safety, and how we relate to our own bodies. When your clients get an ADHD diagnosis, they're unmasking everywhere. Except often the bedroom stays locked. That's where the real work happens. And that's what your clients need you to understand.

What you'll walk away with

  • How masking shows up in sex, and why it matters for coaching

  • The difference between hyperfocus obsession in relationships and genuine connection (and why it matters)

  • Why your clients struggle to ask for what they want, and what you can actually do about it

  • How to coach someone reconnecting with their body and their sexuality after years of numbness

  • The role of communication, boundaries, and agreements in relationships with ADHD

  • Where coaching ends and trauma work or specialist support begins

  • Your own relationship to sex and vulnerability, because shame lives in silence

🧡 Untangling ADHD & Sex: What Happens When You Stop Performing, with Liz Hunter

14th January 2027 | 11:00-12:00 (UK)

"You can mask in life. You can put a performance on in life. But in the bedroom, all of it gets exposed."

The conversation that almost nobody has in the coaching room, even though it's happening in everyone's bedroom.

Sex reveals everything about masking, safety, and how we relate to our own bodies. When your clients get an ADHD diagnosis, they're unmasking everywhere. Except often the bedroom stays locked. That's where the real work happens. And that's what your clients need you to understand.

What you'll walk away with

  • How masking shows up in sex, and why it matters for coaching

  • The difference between hyperfocus obsession in relationships and genuine connection (and why it matters)

  • Why your clients struggle to ask for what they want, and what you can actually do about it

  • How to coach someone reconnecting with their body and their sexuality after years of numbness

  • The role of communication, boundaries, and agreements in relationships with ADHD

  • Where coaching ends and trauma work or specialist support begins

  • Your own relationship to sex and vulnerability, because shame lives in silence

🧡 Untangling ADHD & Sex: What Happens When You Stop Performing, with Liz Hunter