27: ADHD & Leadership with Elle O'Flaherty

What comes to mind when you think of ADHD? Despite how common this disorder is, ADHD remains a relatively overlooked topic within the medical field as it relates to leadership. As physician leaders, it's critical that we address this issue and provide appropriate accommodations for all of our neurodivergent team members.

Following a 17+ year legal career and certifications in ICF-accredited executive, ADHD, and career coaching, Elle O'Flaherty founded Interlace Solutions, dedicated to tapping into clients' potential to accelerate their achievement. She coaches executives, executive teams, and professionals with a subspecialty in ADHD coaching. Clients partner with her on leadership, productivity, executive function, workplace culture, prioritization, organization, and building upon ADHD strengths, among many others.

Top reasons to listen to the entire episode:

• Understand why most professionals don't disclose their neurodivergence and why ADHD isn't commonly addressed in leadership
• Explore how we can be more inclusive and understanding to those with ADHD and neurodivergence
• Learn the five key ways to motivate ADHD brains and how both neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals can combat overwhelm when completing tasks

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