36 min

KK Harris: My upbringing & flying under the radar with ADHD made me resilient & an ally to other NDs Utopia with ADHD Girls

    • Personal Journals

Karime “KK” Harris is a Business Psychologist and Executive Coach Director at Talking Talent. She is inspirational, motivational, energetic and leads with empathy. KK’s coaching experience has been in both the public and private sector, combined with her knowledge of psychology, has enabled her to have a deeper understanding of the complexity of people, which enables her to help her clients perform better at work.  One General Manager, of a multinational corporation, recently said, “KK is the unlock expert.” Her passion for DEI, and her thoughts around the necessity to be more inclusive in all areas of diversity, including Neurodiversity, have been featured in publications. She wasrecently interviewed by Trisha Goddard on London Live Talk Radio about KK’s experience of having a late ADHD diagnosis and the need for workplace awareness and support.  KK is from Los Angeles and lived in London for more that 15 years. She now resides in Horsham, West Sussex with her daughter and their 3 cats.  

About Utopia    

This interview is part of the Utopia campaign, a collaboration between ADHD Girls and Qbtech. By shedding light on the unique lived experiences of neurodivergent individuals, Utopia aims to create a broader, more universal understanding of what it’s like to experience life with ADHD.   

For those living with ADHD, their families, and clinicians alike, this interview offers a wealth of real, relatable stories.

Karime “KK” Harris is a Business Psychologist and Executive Coach Director at Talking Talent. She is inspirational, motivational, energetic and leads with empathy. KK’s coaching experience has been in both the public and private sector, combined with her knowledge of psychology, has enabled her to have a deeper understanding of the complexity of people, which enables her to help her clients perform better at work.  One General Manager, of a multinational corporation, recently said, “KK is the unlock expert.” Her passion for DEI, and her thoughts around the necessity to be more inclusive in all areas of diversity, including Neurodiversity, have been featured in publications. She wasrecently interviewed by Trisha Goddard on London Live Talk Radio about KK’s experience of having a late ADHD diagnosis and the need for workplace awareness and support.  KK is from Los Angeles and lived in London for more that 15 years. She now resides in Horsham, West Sussex with her daughter and their 3 cats.  

About Utopia    

This interview is part of the Utopia campaign, a collaboration between ADHD Girls and Qbtech. By shedding light on the unique lived experiences of neurodivergent individuals, Utopia aims to create a broader, more universal understanding of what it’s like to experience life with ADHD.   

For those living with ADHD, their families, and clinicians alike, this interview offers a wealth of real, relatable stories.

36 min