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Women & ADHD Podcast
A late diagnosis turned her world upside down.
Join Katy Weber each week as she interviews other women who discovered they have ADHD in adulthood and are finally feeling like they understand who they are and how to best lean into their strengths, both professionally and personally.
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“This isn’t just a new chapter; it really does feel like a new life. My diagnosis not only changed but actually saved my life.”
Laura is an ADHD activist and the host of the popular ADHDAF podcast. Laura's life was not only transformed but saved...
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“My ‘To Do’ list feels like a table covered in those buzzers they give you at chain restaurants. Everything feels urgent and everything is competing for my attention.”
You may remember that I have another podcast called @theadhdlounge ,...
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“I want to start a support group for partners of people diagnosed in adulthood because they have to listen to us go on and on and on about our ADHD.”
This episode is an interview I did with Erin & Stephen Mitchell for their podcast, Couples...
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“It’s given such context to my life. There was such relief in knowing this is just my brain, this is just how it works!”
Robin is an experienced teacher and professional coach. She has a Master’s of Science Degree in Reading and a...
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“One of the best ways to help women with ADHD is in groups. We heal each other by understanding each other, laughing together, and not expecting the same perfection that the outside world expects of us.”
Dr. Nadeau is a clinical psychologist...
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“A lot of women don’t pass the autism tests the first time because the questions are designed with young boys in mind. ‘Do you collect trains, planes, or information about birds?’ No, I don't. But right now my special interest is autism...
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“When I have gut feelings about things, you can't change my mind. It drives other people bonkers, but I trust my gut deeply.”
Ali is a licensed mental health counselor in private practice just outside of Boston. She works primarily with women in their...
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“We tend to frame neurodivergence not as ‘How are you doing?” but ‘What problems are you causing for the adults around you?’ If you’re not causing problems, then you must be fine.”
Dr. Marschall has been a licensed...
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“In many ways I miss my old mask because it worked for so many years. This new mask is taking a lot of work to build.”
Connie lives in Bradford in Northern England and has spent the last 10 years as a skilled body artist in the medium of natural henna...
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“One of the great things about being neurodivergent is thinking outside the box and questioning things. When you're told ’2 + 2 = 4,’ you ask why. Why is it not 5?”
Yasemin is a female-assigned intersex person living in Turkey. They have...
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“Why are we being diagnosed at 50 with a condition we’ve had since birth? We need better ways to diagnose it sooner.”
Cynthia was diagnosed with inattentive ADHD in 1992 when she was 49. At the time, she thought she was the only adult in...
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“It feels so detached when I say ‘I have ADHD’ because it is part of me. I can't discern it from myself. I am ADHD.”
Heather Jean was born in England and now lives in Germany with her husband and two daughters. She was diagnosed last year...
