The ADHD and Me Podcast

ADHD Girl discusses what AuDHD looks like on a day to day with a parent who has had to fight for her son since he started primary school to get the support he needs. 

In this episode ADHD girl chats to Claire about her experience of getting a private diagnosis of ADHD, while looking at the dynamics of getting an assessment via the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK. 

The ADHD CAREER COACH IS BACK! We welcome back the expertise and knowledge of Shell Mendelson, who works with neurodivergent people to help themselves in the workplace. This time we're talking about the DEI retraction, how employers can work with you; not against you and also what equality means in real practical terms. 

In this episode, ADHD girl delves into the biology of ADHD with a scientist. Looking at things such as how DNA can have an impact, why the food we eat can play a factor and why ADHD impacts everyone differently. 

In this episode ADHD Girl talks to an ADHD coach who has had their own journey of understanding emotional regulation from both a personal and professional perspective. It's something that's massive for anyone who is neurodiverse, but something that isn't talked about all that often, join us as we have the discussion. 

Join ADHD Girl as she talks to Keira, an expert on hypnotherapy, about what a great treatment it is for ADHD. Keira offers both a professional and personal perspective. 

ADHD girl chats to Julia, a business entrepreneur who has developed a clothing line for those with sensory needs. Not many people talk about sensory processing disorder but it's very much linked to many with ADHD and autism. 

We chat to Patrick Boylan, an LA pianist who has collaboratively designed new software to help ADHDers learn to play piano via https://museflow.ai  use the discount code ADHD50 to get 50% off for life when signing up. If you're an ADHDer who loves music you won't want to miss this!! 

In this episode, ADHD girl talks to Australlian pyschologist Leanne Tran about the difficulties of navigating being a teenager with ADHD and how their parents can help them. 

Join ADHD Girl and coach Caitlin as we talk about the expectations of the holiday season when it comes to managing ADHD, as well as managing mental health when it comes to having ADHD in general. 

In this podcast episode, ADHD girl talks to the very definition of someone who many would class as 'A Warrior Parent' Someone who had to go to seemingly extreme lengths just to ensure their child had access to equal opportunities in education. 

In this episode we talk to an ADHD coach about their relationship with food and try to establish why it is ADHDers have such a complex relationship with eating habits. 

In the final part of the managing relationships discussion with ADHD coach and entrepreneur Shane Thrapp, we talk about how to navigate romantic relationships and how to parent when you have ADHD. 

We continue the discussion with ADHD coach and entrapreneur Shane Thrapp about they key to managing ADHD relationships. In this episode we look at being able to mantain boundaries and have effective friendships. 

We talked to ADHD coach and entrepreneur Shane Thrapp about the difficulty of navigating relationships when you are neurodivergent. In this first of three parts, we discuss why it's such a struggle in general for those of us with ADHD. 

ADHD Girl talks to the ADHD Career expert Shell Mendelson to gain an insight into how someone with ADHD can thrive in their career and workplace. 

In this podcast episode, ADHD Girl seeks the answer to an all important question; why do so many people in prison have ADHD? In an interesting discussion with an ADHD expert court witness, the link between prision reform and the way in which ADHD is understood and managed by society becomes shockingly clear. 

Join ADHD Girl and an ADHD coach, who specialises in managing mess, as they unpick the messy parts of what it is to have ADHD; physically, emotionally and mentally. 

In this episode, we look at the very common but relatively unknown coping strategy of 'masking' which is used by ADHDers and many others with additional needs. We talk to a parent and child about how masking has affected them as individuals and also as a family.