Hook,Line,&SinkHer

Hook,Line,&SinkHer
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Hook, Line, & SinkHer is a podcast about education, empowerment, ADHD, and real life, hosted by Dr. Amy St. Croix & Jayson. We cast out big questions, reel in honest conversations, and occasionally get distracted by whatever shiny object floats by. New episodes cover IEPs, 504 plans, neurodivergence, working with legal firms on special education cases, and the real conversations that make you feel less alone. Grab a cup of coffee and come sit with us, the water's fine.

Episodes

  1. 4d ago

    Season 1 Episode 3 Casting in Different Waters: Why ADHD Looks Different in Girls

    KeywordsADHD, girls, women, misdiagnosis, emotional sensitivity, perfectionism, education, parenting, social challenges, mental health ADHD, women, social media, late diagnosis, expectations, internalizing, struggles, awareness, superpower, mental health SummaryThis conversation delves into the complexities of ADHD, particularly focusing on how it manifests differently in girls and women. The hosts discuss the historical context of ADHD diagnoses, the common misdiagnoses, and the internal struggles faced by those who often go unnoticed in educational settings. They emphasize the importance of understanding emotional sensitivity, perfectionism, and the role of parents and teachers in identifying ADHD. The discussion highlights the need for better education and awareness to support those affected by ADHD, especially girls who may not fit the traditional mold of the diagnosis. In this episode, Dr. Amy S. L. St. Croix and Jayson St. Croix delve into the complexities of ADHD, particularly in women. They discuss the challenges of high cognitive function, the impact of social media, and the struggles faced by those diagnosed later in life. The conversation highlights societal expectations placed on women, the internalization of struggles, and the importance of awareness and understanding of ADHD. Ultimately, they emphasize that ADHD can be harnessed as a superpower with the right strategies and support.

  2. Sep 10

    Season 1 Episode 2 The One That Got Away: ADHD Myths and Misconceptions

    The conversation delves into the misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding ADHD, the challenges of living with ADHD, the impact of social media on understanding ADHD, and the importance of addressing executive functioning in ADHD. The hosts provide personal insights and experiences to shed light on these topics. The conversation delves into the role of pressure in managing ADHD symptoms, the challenges and misconceptions surrounding ADHD in children, the impact of medication and common misconceptions, the challenges and misunderstandings faced by individuals with ADHD, misconceptions in education, the role of behavior as communication, the importance of support and understanding, the role of communication and flexibility, and a lighthearted tangent of the week. Takeaways ADHD misconceptionsImpact of stereotypesChallenges of ADHDSocial media and ADHD ADHD symptoms vary widelyUnderstanding and support are crucial Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview03:05 ADHD Misconceptions and Stereotypes09:23 Challenges of ADHD and Executive Functioning20:13 Social Media and ADHD29:01 The Role of Pressure30:32 ADHD in Children34:20 Medication and Misconceptions35:16 Challenges and Misunderstandings36:18 Misconceptions in Education39:09 Behavior and Communication44:04 Support and Understanding48:01 Communication and Flexibility51:41 Tangent of the Week

  3. Sep 3

    Season 1 Episode 1 Casting Off: The Story Behind Hook,Line,&SinkHer

    In this inaugural episode of Hook Line and Sinker, hosts Jayson and Dr. Amy St. Croix explore the multifaceted world of ADHD, emphasizing personal experiences, misconceptions, and the intersection of education and neurodiversity. They discuss the unique challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, particularly girls, and the importance of understanding these experiences in various contexts, including education and legal support. The conversation aims to resonate with a diverse audience, highlighting both the struggles and strengths associated with ADHD.

  4. Season 1 Trailer

    Meet Dr.St.Croix

    The podcast 'Hook, Line, & SinkHer' is introduced, focusing on ADHD education and systems. Dr. Amy S. L. St. Croix shares her background and work in education, highlighting the impact of ADHD on her life. The realization of ADHD's influence, changing perspectives, and misconceptions about ADHD are discussed, along with the impact of education on the ADHD perspective. The conversation covers the evolution of educational consulting, expansion into medical and legal consulting, misconceptions about educational consulting, the purpose of the podcast, and audience engagement and resonance. It also includes a segment on the 'Tangent of the Week' that captures the unpredictable nature of ADHD. Takeaways Real-life experiences with ADHDThe intersection of ADHD, education, and systems Perspective plays a crucial role in education and consulting.The podcast aims to engage and resonate with a diverse audience.

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About

Hook, Line, & SinkHer is a podcast about education, empowerment, ADHD, and real life, hosted by Dr. Amy St. Croix & Jayson. We cast out big questions, reel in honest conversations, and occasionally get distracted by whatever shiny object floats by. New episodes cover IEPs, 504 plans, neurodivergence, working with legal firms on special education cases, and the real conversations that make you feel less alone. Grab a cup of coffee and come sit with us, the water's fine.

Information

  • Creator
    Hook,Line,&SinkHer
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Hook,Line,&SinkHer
  • Show Website
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