When Adults Lose Capacity
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When Adults Lose Capacity
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What does “regulation” actually look like when you are an adult with responsibilities, expectations, and a full calendar that does not pause when your nervous system says it needs a break? In this episode, we sit down with neuropsychologists Dr. John Mather and Dr. Joy Goldberg to talk about what capacity really means beyond childhood.
We unpack how regulation shows up in everyday adult life, why some days feel manageable and others feel impossible, and how sensory input continues to shape our decisions, reactions, and relationships long after we are grown. We also introduce the concept of the “sensory ick,” those subtle or not-so-subtle inputs that can quietly push us out of our window of tolerance without us even realizing it.
This conversation is honest, insightful, and surprisingly relatable. If you have ever wondered why you can handle everything one day and feel completely overwhelmed the next, this episode will give you language for it.
How do you regulate?