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The Slay At Home Podcast | Simple Homemaking Habits For Cleaning, Decluttering, Routines, Habits for Busy Moms

Corinne Burghardt: SlayAtHomeMother, Gentle Systems Coach for Habits, Routines, & Decluttering

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Welcome to the Slay At Home Podcast — the antidote to hustle culture for the overwhelmed mom who’s tired of feeling behind in her own home. Hosted by a former perfectionist turned gentle systems coach, this show is your permission slip to drop the guilt, stop chasing Pinterest-level routines, and start building a home that works with your personality—not against it. Each week, you’ll hear honest conversations, science-backed strategies, and real-life solutions for managing your home, your ti ...
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This is the "You Are A Lot" (an ADHD/AuDHD podcast) and I'm your host, Jen Kirkman. Has anyone ever said to you, "Um, you're kind of a lot?" If they have this podcast is your new favorite show. Welcome to You Are a Lot in ADHD, AuDHD podcast. I'm your host Jen Kirkman. On this show, I talk about my personal experience of my later in-life diagnosis as an AuDHD human. That is ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder. I discuss the latest research and I aim to create an affirming lesson from neurodive ...
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Feeling drained, foggy, or emotionally tapped out during the holidays? You're not alone. In this episode, you'll learn what empathic burnout is, how it shows up in your body, and why certain times like the holiday season can increase the risk due to higher emotional exposure, shifting routines, and layered relational dynamics. Whether you're neurod…
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If you’ve ever looked around your house and wondered, “Why can’t I just keep it tidy?” — this episode is for you, sweet friend. In Episode 157 of The Slay At Home Podcast, Corinne pulls back the curtain on what she’s learned after coaching hundreds of overwhelmed, Type B, neurodivergent, and simply exhausted moms who are trying to find peace in the…
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Have you ever thought: "Why am I so tired all the time? Why do I feel disconnected, like I'm watching life happen but not really in it?" You probably thought something was wrong with you and didn't consider that it could be a nervous system thing. In this episode: what your nervous system actually does, what "regulation" really means (without cold …
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Hey sweet friend 💛 If you’ve ever stood in front of a pile of “stuff” and felt torn between gratitude and guilt, this episode is your gentle permission slip to breathe. In “God, Guilt, and Getting Rid of Stuff,” host Corinne Burghardt (of The Slay At Home Podcast) invites you into an honest, grace-filled conversation about the emotional and spiritu…
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Panic attacks and autistic meltdowns share some common symptoms but happen for different reasons. A panic attack is a short circuit in the nervous system and not a total sensory overload, while an autistic meltdown isn't out of nowhere — it's a total nervous system overload based on external triggers. If you are AuDHD and have panic attacks, being …
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Hey sweet friend 💛 If you’ve ever looked around your messy kitchen and wondered if what you do even matters, this episode will breathe fresh grace into your soul. In “From Chaos to Calling: When God Uses Your Mess for Ministry,” we’re talking about what it really means to be a woman of faith in the middle of everyday overwhelm. Host Corinne Burghar…
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Morning and night are the two times of day that do more to stabilize an ADHD brain than any productivity hack ever could. In this final Organize October episode, I talk about the science of how morning routines provide dopamine stabilization and evening routines need sensory cues to train our nervous system to power down. Get the ad-free and video …
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In this deeply grounding holiday episode, Corinne invites Type B moms to slow down, breathe, and clear both their homes and their hearts before the season of giving begins. “The Great Gift Purge” isn’t about perfection—it’s about peace. Through stories, science, and Scripture, this conversation helps moms release clutter, guilt, and overwhelm so th…
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In this Organize October episode, I talk about organizing how to clean your home in a way that hopefully works for you without having to "binge deep clean", how to think of cleaning as functional and make it fun, my new laundry system that helps with our impulsivity and my new obsession: the House Purse. Get the ad-free and video version of this ep…
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It's Organize October here on the podcast! In this episode, I'm getting into the time management, scheduling & planning methods that I've finally figured out and that actually work for me. I'll be taking you through my notebook system, time tracking, index card daily and weekly planning, time blocking method, notes app organizing and idea capturing…
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If you’ve ever wondered why your once-perfect routine suddenly stops working when the seasons change—this episode will make you breathe a sigh of relief. In this cozy, grace-filled conversation, Corinne Burghardt (aka The Slay At Home Mother) helps Type B and neurodivergent moms reimagine homemaking as something that evolves—just like we do. From s…
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Feeling “behind” on spring cleaning? You’re not. In this cozy and practical episode, host Corinne Burghardt helps Type B moms release the guilt of not being on anyone else’s calendar and instead embrace an October-style reset. You’ll discover how to: ✨ Reframe seasonal cleaning so it works with your energy (not against it) ✨ Refresh your home using…
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Ever feel like you’re cleaning the ocean with a spoon? Like your to-do list is endless, your house never stays clean, and even your best efforts still leave you exhausted? In this raw and relatable Listener Spotlight episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we follow Danielle—a full-time working mom of three, navigating ADHD, shame spirals, and the imp…
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In a special Patreon Only Episode of the podcast, I chat with my ADHD coach Paula Engebretson, host of the I'm Busy Being Awesome Podcast. To listen to or watch this episode ad-free and in full - jump on over to Patreon and with this link you can get a 7-day-free-trial. We talk about the realities of navigating ADHD through different "seasons of li…
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What if your clutter isn’t about laziness—but fear, fatigue, and emotional overload? In this powerful Listener Spotlight episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we walk through Marissa’s journey—a mom of two littles stuck in the paralyzing loop of procrastination, decision fatigue, and guilt. Her Clutter Keeper combo? Procrastinator + Reluctant Let-Go…
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This episode started with a simple question I asked on social media: "What's a weird habit of yours that you wonder if it's tied to your ADHD/AuDHD?" Hundreds of responses came in. This is part 3 of this three part series. In this episode the themes explored are systems and rituals around time tricks, sorting, and hyperfocus. SHOW NOTES You Are A L…
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What if your clutter isn’t chaos… it’s color-coded? In this powerful Listener Spotlight episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we highlight Bootcamp Student Tasha—a mom, home-based baker, and self-identified organizing queen—who realized her beautifully labeled bins were hiding something deeper: emotional clutter. Tasha’s story is for every mom who h…
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This episode started with a simple question I asked on social media: "What's a weird habit of yours that you wonder if it's tied to your ADHD/AuDHD?" Hundreds of responses came in. This is part 2 of this three part series. In this episode the theme is the body-based side of ADHD and AuDHD—the textures we can't stand, the stims that keep us grounded…
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Does the idea of meal planning make your eye twitch? You're not alone, sweet friend. In today’s episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we’re breaking down how to feed your family without spreadsheets, themed dinner nights, or a rigid plan. If you’ve ever hit that 4:57 PM panic of “What are we eating tonight?”—this one’s for you. This episode is your …
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For the ad-free audio and video version of this episode - join me over on Patreon by clicking here for a 7-day-free trial. This episode started with a simple question I asked on social media: "What's a weird habit of yours that you wonder if it's tied to your ADHD/AuDHD?" Hundreds of responses came in. The traits or quirks that I read were hilariou…
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Welcome back to The Slay At Home Podcast, where we take a gentle, empowering approach to homemaking, decluttering, and creating peace in your home. Today’s episode is going to challenge the way you’ve been thinking about storage, clutter, and the emotional load of keeping too much stuff. If you’ve ever found yourself overwhelmed by clutter and trie…
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Welcome back to The Slay At Home Podcast! Today’s episode is especially nourishing for all you Type B moms who crave peace, not pressure. If you’ve ever tried to follow a rigid routine and found yourself feeling defeated when it crumbled, this episode is for you. We're diving deep into why most routines fail and how you can build gentle, sustainabl…
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Welcome to The Slay At Home Podcast! In today’s episode, we dive into a small yet powerful habit that can change the atmosphere of your home: the 5-Minute Tidy before meals. As a busy mom, you’ve probably found yourself struggling to transition from the chaos of the day into a peaceful mealtime. But what if you could reclaim your home’s emotional c…
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In this Patreon Only episode: I give advice (and information backed by neuroscience and trauma informed experts) to a Patreon subscriber who wrote a question in the chat community. The themes in this question are so relatable to us ADHD/AuDHD humans like; feeling overwhelmed when we finally have time to ourselves, freezing when it's time to make a …
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Are you the only one who notices the crumbs, the clutter, the chaos? Do you feel like no one else in your house even sees the mess, let alone steps in to help? You're not imagining it—and you're definitely not alone. In this powerful, validating, and emotionally honest episode, Corinne digs deep into the invisible load of motherhood, the emotional …
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In this episode, I am talking about an article in Psychology Today called Why Autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD Students Are Stressed at School that shines a light on a new study that shows that schools place double emotional burdens on neurodivergent students. I talk about how so many of us were overlooked for diagnosis as kids and how our emotional needs…
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Ever wonder why it’s so hard to let go of clutter—even when you want to? In this powerful episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we’re diving deep into the psychology behind clutter with a game-changing framework: the 4 Types of Clutter Keepers. Whether you're drowning in sentimental keepsakes, holding onto "just in case" extras, struggling to let go…
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Autistic & AuDHD Humans Do Not "Understand" Hierarchy This month's Out From Behind The Paywall Episode is a Little Pod bonus episode that until today was on Patreon only. I'm talking about the AuDHD and Autistic tendency to not be motivated by social climbing and not wanting to cooperate with workplace hierarchies. I know what it's like to feel alo…
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Let’s be real—keeping up with a home can feel impossible when your brain works differently than what traditional routines expect. Whether you’ve been diagnosed with ADHD, relate to executive function challenges, or just feel like your brain doesn’t respond well to rigid schedules and “shoulds,” this episode is a breath of fresh air. We’re exploring…
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In this episode: It's all about letting go of self-esteem as a goal. It's vague, unmeasurable, and often just makes things worse—especially for people with ADHD/AuDHD. But self-efficacy is EVERYTHING. Simply put: it's the realistic belief that you have the skills to do a task or handle a situation. Your self-efficacy can be improved (thanks to neur…
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Welcome back to The Slay At Home Podcast, your go-to cozy corner for simple homemaking rhythms, emotional validation, and science-backed strategies for overwhelmed moms—especially my fellow Type B women. 🐝 Today’s episode is your lifeline if you’ve ever walked into your bathroom, stared at the dried toothpaste and overflowing trash, and thought, “T…
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Welcome, friend. Whether you’re listening while folding laundry, sitting in school pickup, or hiding out for a few minutes of quiet—you’re in the right place. In this episode, we’re talking about two types of clutter that affect so many moms, especially the thoughtful, overwhelmed, non-rigid ones: visual clutter and mental clutter. Both can quietly…
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In this episode: Most people don't associate ADHD with hope — but they should. This episode explores the science behind hope as a cognitive process. Drawing on research I look at how hope is built, how it functions in the brain, and how it can get eroded by chronic adversity — especially for people with ADHD and AuDHD. If you've been struggling wit…
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🎙️ The Invisible Load: What Moms Are Carrying (and How to Put It Down) A powerful episode for overwhelmed, emotionally overloaded, and beautifully human moms. Hey friend—this one’s for your heart. If you've ever felt emotionally exhausted, mentally cluttered, or like you're holding 1,000 things in your head at once... you’re not alone. In today’s e…
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EPISODE 49: An ADHD Guide To Cortisol + 13 Tips To Lower Your Cortisol Levels In this episode: Exhaustion during the day, racing thoughts at night, sleep problems, anxiety, and unexplained inflammation can all be signs of a nervous system stuck in high-alert mode. While dopamine gets most of the attention in ADHD conversations, cortisol — the body'…
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🎙️ From Chaos to Calm: How to Create Zones That Actually Work Welcome back, beautiful Bee! 🐝 If your home feels like a never-ending swirl of clutter, chaos, and half-finished organizing projects, this episode is your gentle turning point. Today, we’re talking about zone-based organizing—but not the Pinterest-perfect kind. We're diving into a Type B…
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In this special Out From The Paywall Episode - you're getting a Little Pod Patreon only bonus episode that originally aired on June 22nd, 2025. I have a special offer for you. You can join Patreon for FREE right now by clicking here. You'll get one month FREE of "You Are A LOT" on Patreon at Tier 1 which gives you access to all of the archives, vid…
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Are you a Type B or Type C mom feeling overwhelmed by your home, drowning in clutter, or stuck in that frustrating “where do I even begin?” spiral? This episode of The Slay At Home Podcast is your gentle lifeline. We’re diving deep into the science, psychology, and soul behind the power of 5-minute habits—why they work, how they transform your iden…
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In this special Out From The Paywall Episode - you're getting a full Patreon only episode that originally aired on May 18th, 2025. I have a special offer for you. You can join Patreon for FREE right now by clicking here. You'll get one month FREE of "You Are A LOT" on Patreon at Tier 1 which gives you access to all of the archives, video episodes, …
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Hey sweet soul—if you’ve ever looked around your home and felt too overwhelmed to even begin, this episode was made for you. Whether you’re stuck in survival mode, buried in dishes and laundry, or paralyzed by decision fatigue, this is your soft place to land. In this deeply validating episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we’re talking about how to…
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Do you ever walk into a messy room and feel instantly anxious—like your brain short-circuits before you’ve even had your coffee? You’re not imagining it. In this eye-opening episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we’re digging deep into the psychology of clutter—what it’s really doing to your brain, and how even a pile of laundry can feel like a punc…
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Weekend Reset – How to Reclaim Your Home in Just 2 Days as a Busy Mom Ready to start your week feeling calm instead of chaotic? In this episode of The Slay At Home Podcast, we’re walking through a gentle, research-backed weekend reset routine designed especially for Type B moms who crave peace without perfectionism. You’ll learn why weekends are th…
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Why Saying No is the Most Productive Thing You’ll Do All Week Ever feel like your to-do list is bursting, your energy is drained, and yet... you still can’t say no? This episode is your permission slip to reclaim your time, your peace, and your purpose—one gentle “no” at a time. Welcome back to The Slay At Home Podcast, where we help Type B moms, n…
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In this episode: I unpack (get it?) what it means to travel as a neurodivergent person, especially when you've internalized a bunch of rigid "rules" about what travel is supposed to look like. For a long time, I thought travel had to mean a picture-perfect vacation, and I put pressure on myself to pack light, leave comforts behind, and plan for an …
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The Science of Type B Moms & Why Your Brain Isn’t Broken If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why can’t I keep up like other moms?” or “Am I just bad at homemaking?”—this episode is the truth bomb your Type B brain has been waiting for. Welcome to the Slay At Home Podcast, where we help Type B moms, creative homemakers, and neurodivergent women build pe…
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The H.I.V.E. Method™ — A Grace-Filled Way to Create a Peaceful Home (for Real-Life Moms) Are you a Type B mom who struggles to keep up with rigid routines, color-coded planners, or chore charts that make you want to hide in the laundry room? Then friend, this episode of the Slay At Home Podcast is your breath of fresh air. Introducing The H.I.V.E. …
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Rhythms for the Rest of Us – Why You Don’t Need to Be Type A to Have a Flow That Works Feel like you’re not a “routine person”? This episode of Faithful in the Fray is your permission slip to stop chasing perfection and start creating rhythms that actually work for real life. Especially if you’re a Type B mom, neurodivergent, ADHD-prone, or just ti…
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Little Hands, Big Help — Why Involving Kids in Chores Matters (And Actually Works) Tired of feeling like the only one cleaning up the house? This episode of the Slay At Home Podcast is for every Type B mom who’s overwhelmed by mess and wondering if it’s even worth asking the kids to help. (Spoiler: it is.) We’re diving into the research-backed bene…
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Simple Routines for Type B Moms — Building Habits That Stick (Without Perfection) If you’ve ever tried to follow a rigid routine and ended up feeling like a failure by Tuesday… this episode is for you, friend. Today on Faithful in the Fray, we’re breaking down realistic daily routines for overwhelmed moms, especially those of us who don’t thrive on…
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Clutter and Mess EVERYWHERE?!?! Creating Landing Zones Without the Clutter — How to Keep Things in Place Without Turning Your Home Into a Storage Facility If you’re constantly tripping over shoes, misplacing your keys, or feeling like every surface in your home becomes a drop zone for clutter—you’re not alone. And if you’re a Type B or Type C mom w…
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