ADHD Aha!

I am so thankful to have found this podcast by accident. I was in a shallow place, struggling with all my emotions, failing work, and falling apart. I have suspected I had ADHD, but after being rejected by my primary doctor and then my therapist, I gave up the idea. Until I found this show, every person had described my life and challenges since I was a kid. For the first time, I felt not alone in the world, and this gave me the confidence to push and fight to get diagnosed. I have been waiting to get officially diagnosed, but my therapist made a short quiz, and I came out with pretty high scores. Thank you for your support. Blessings, Vanessa V.

I am so grateful for this podcast and honestly flabbergasted to hear my own life experiences being told through so many other people stories. I didn’t realize how vast the symptoms and qualities of ADHD are and how many divergent qualities I have That I thought were just normal. I discovered ADD and self diagnosed somewhere in my late 30s or early 40s but did not know how or where to get help. thank you for helping me understand it so much better so that now I can start to identify just what kind of help I need now that I’m in my 50s

Love this podcast. Was diagnosed as an adult only two years ago. When I hear other ADHD-ers’ stories, it feels like strangers have been secretly stalking me my whole life and then talking to each other about all my secret (and public) struggles in a very public forum 😆😆😆 Truly!! It’s INSANE. Insane. And very validating. Thank you so much for doing these!! It’s important and healing.

I work with children (and parents!) during the diagnostic and treatment process for ADHD and other related conditions (like learning differences! - thank you “in it!”). I’m grateful to be able to point parents toward a well researched, thoughtful and relatable podcast to help them get acquainted with ADHD. It’s nice to have an option aside from recommending a book and I’ve had a lot of parents come back saying that it’s helped them to understand their child through a new lens. It’s also helpful for me as a clinician to listen to stories of people impacted by ADHD. Thank you! Hoping for lots more awesome content