Women & ADHD
A podcast by Katy Weber
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193 Episodes
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Heather Jean Ransom: Chronic pain, spoons & burnout
Published: 29/01/2024 -
Gilly Kahn: Migraines, masking & explosive emotions
Published: 22/01/2024 -
Lotta Borg Skoglund: Biology, hormones & the invisible girls
Published: 15/01/2024 -
Tracy Otsuka: Word holes, baby steps, and smart ass women
Published: 8/01/2024 -
Korra O’Neill: ADHD & biohacking our menstrual cycles
Published: 18/12/2023 -
Lindsay Guentzel: Positive thinking & learning to accept help
Published: 11/12/2023 -
Matilda Boseley: Chore charms, TikTok & moral panic in the media
Published: 4/12/2023 -
Brooke Schnittman: Navigating underwhelm and building momentum
Published: 27/11/2023 -
Gemma Wilson: Chronic pain, fibromyalgia & ADHD
Published: 20/11/2023 -
McCall Letterle: Qbtech and rethinking how we diagnose ADHD
Published: 13/11/2023 -
Terry Matlen: Sensory sensitivity and the queen of distraction
Published: 6/11/2023 -
Alice Gendron: Finally understanding yourself with The Mini ADHD Coach
Published: 30/10/2023 -
Emily Weinberg: Self-concept & the power of reframing our ADHD [Top 10 Replay with Bonus Update]
Published: 23/10/2023 -
Alejandra Kottke: Impulsivity and the importance of sunshine for the ADHD brain [Top 10 Replay with Bonus Update]
Published: 16/10/2023 -
Jess Keogh: The trouble with relaxation [Top 10 Replay]
Published: 9/10/2023 -
Sari Solden: Why ADHD is different for women [Top 10 Replay with Bonus Update]
Published: 2/10/2023 -
Nelly Lin & Juno Lee: Destigmatizing ADHD and mental health [Top 10 Replay]
Published: 25/09/2023 -
Sarah Wheeler: Tangents, curlicues & life lessons from a nomadic tribe [Top 10 Replay with Bonus Update]
Published: 18/09/2023 -
Anna Lopez: Do we need a medical diagnosis? [Top 10 Replay with Bonus Update]
Published: 11/09/2023 -
Taucha Post: Yoga & Post-it® Notes [Top 10 Replay with Bonus Update]
Published: 4/09/2023
A late diagnosis turned her world upside down. Join Katy Weber each week as she interviews other women who discovered they have ADHD and are finally feeling like they understand who they are and how to best lean into their strengths, both professionally and personally. This neurodivergence isn’t just for hyperactive little boys anymore!