The podcast for late diagnosed ADHDers
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Lived experiences of ADHD from people who are late and self diagnosed
Recent Episodes
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Ep. 027
How does a Psychologist miss their own ADHD? Incredible chat with Michaela - not to be missed!
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Ep. 026
ADHDer with ADHD kids? This episode is for you as I chat to Neurodivergent Parent Coach Lauren
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Ep. 025
Maddy shares her ADHD diagnosis, from 40K in debt to striking a publishing deal with renowned publishers Wiley. Maddy's story is incredibly inspiring.
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Ep. 024
Probably the most fascinating thing I've learned about the ADHD brain so far, compacted into just 6 minutes. The Default Mode Network.
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Ep. 023
Imagine being told you are Autisitc at your child’s Autism assessment? That’s what happened to Heather. Listen to this episode to find out more.
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Ep. 022
Research shows that people with ADHD struggle more with balance and motor control. Accidents are more likely! Here’s my clumsiest ADHD moment.
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Ep. 021
ADHD Journey with ADHD Therapist Andrew Robinson talking anxiety, depression, and misinformation about ADHD online.
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Meet your host
I’m Sam your podcast host and fellow ADHDer. I got my ADHD diagnosis in early 2024 at age 41 after 12 months of suspecting something was a bit different.
Like most people, my ADHD diagnosis for me came with some relief and a little imposter syndrome because I think ADHD shows up differently in us all depending upon our upbringing, environment, and comorbidities.
Is ADHD a superpower, or is it a disability?
Do we all lose our keys and do we all get sidetracked?
My aim is to interview as many people with ADHD as I can to share the wide depth and range of experiences out there to show that ADHD is more nuanced than social media might first make out.