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Guided Meditation Script for ADHD: Calm, Focus, and Clarity for Your Clients

Thursday, January 30, 2025

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This guided meditation script is designed specifically for your clients with ADHD, offering tools to help them find calm, enhance focus, and reconnect with the present moment. It incorporates intentional breathwork, soothing visualizations, and affirmations to address restlessness and encourage mental clarity. As a meditation professional, you can use this script to create a supportive and personalized experience for your clients, guiding them gently toward deeper relaxation and focus.

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Guided Meditation Script for ADHD:

Close your eyes and take a deep breath in through your nose… and slowly exhale through your mouth. Let your body sink into the surface beneath you. Feel the weight of your body, the way it is fully supported by the chair, the cushion, or the floor. Take another deep breath in… and exhale slowly. This is your time to let go, to center yourself, and to find calm in the present moment.

Begin to notice your breath as it naturally flows in and out. Don’t try to change it, just observe. Feel the coolness of the air as you breathe in through your nose… and the warmth as you exhale. Let your breath guide you, like a gentle wave, moving in and out with ease. With each exhale, let go of tension, distractions, or stress.

Let’s set an intention for this practice. Silently say to yourself:

“I am here to find calm, to focus, and to bring clarity into my mind.”

Let these words settle within you. You don’t need to strive for perfection. This moment is about showing kindness to yourself and creating space for peace in your mind.

Now, bring your attention to the top of your head. Imagine a warm, gentle light resting there. This light carries relaxation and calmness. Slowly, it begins to flow down your forehead, softening any tension. Let it move into your eyes, releasing any tightness you might be holding. Notice your jaw and allow it to relax, letting your lips part slightly if they need to.

Feel this warm, soothing light move into your neck and shoulders, melting away any tightness or heaviness. With each breath, let your shoulders drop further away from your ears. Allow this wave of relaxation to flow down your arms, all the way to your fingertips. Feel the light spreading across your chest and back, bringing calm and ease. It continues down into your abdomen, your hips, and your legs, traveling all the way to the tips of your toes. With every breath, you feel more grounded and at peace.

Let’s take a moment to focus on your breath more deeply. Inhale deeply through your nose, counting to four… 1, 2, 3, 4. Hold your breath for two counts… and now exhale slowly for six… 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Feel your body relax even more as you continue this cycle. Breathe in for 4… hold… and exhale for 6. Let this rhythm anchor you. If your mind starts to wander, gently bring your attention back to your breath. Each breath is an opportunity to begin again.

Now, I want you to imagine a peaceful forest. The sunlight filters softly through the trees, and the air is fresh and cool. You can hear the gentle rustling of leaves as a soft breeze passes through. In the distance, there’s a small stream, its water flowing calmly over smooth stones. Birds are chirping in the trees, their sounds bringing a sense of tranquility.

As you walk through this forest, notice how your body feels lighter with each step. Every footstep brings you closer to a place of focus and clarity. You come across a small clearing with a soft patch of grass. You sit down and feel the earth beneath you. This is your safe space—a place where your thoughts can flow freely, without judgment or pressure.

When a thought arises, imagine it as a cloud in the sky. Watch it drift by. You don’t need to chase it or hold on to it. Simply observe and let it go. Repeat silently to yourself:

“It’s okay to have thoughts. I am in control of how I respond.”

Feel the calmness growing inside you. Notice how each breath deepens your connection to this moment, grounding you in the here and now. You are not your thoughts. You are the calm presence observing them.

As you sit in this peaceful forest, imagine a sense of clarity washing over you. Visualize your mind as a clear, still lake. Any ripples of distraction are settling. The surface of the water is smooth and serene. You feel calm, focused, and capable.

Let’s take this feeling into the rest of your day. As we begin to end this practice, silently repeat these affirmations:

“I am calm. I am focused. I am at peace.”
“I have the power to guide my thoughts and find clarity.”


Take a deep breath in… and a long, slow exhale. Gently wiggle your fingers and toes, bringing movement back into your body. Roll your shoulders or stretch if that feels good. When you’re ready, slowly open your eyes.

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