Listen to people share candid stories about the moment it clicked that they, or someone they know, has ADHD. Host Laura Key, who’s had her own ADHD “aha” moment, chats with guests about common topics like ADHD and shame, mental health challenges, and more. Through heartfelt interviews, listeners learn about the unexpected, emotional, and even funny ways ADHD symptoms surface for kids and adults.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSelf-ImprovementEducationHealth & Fitness |
As a child, David Flink was told to “just try harder.” But David wasn’t lazy. He was trying as hard as he could. more
Peter Jones used to feel better about saying he had a hearing problem rather than considering ADHD. When he was a child in the 90s, adults thought his “listening problem” was because he couldn’t hear. Turns out, Peter does have some trouble hearing l... more
ADHD coach Emily Weinberg is no stranger to analysis paralysis. Before she was diagnosed, she thought she was just lazy, and that she couldn’t have ADHD since she wasn’t hyperactive. But whenever she was being “unproductive,” she was actually just fr... more
Growing up, Carol Blumenstein was labeled an unteachable student. She was terrified to read during class, and school only brought huge anxiety. Luckily, her mom believed in her in a way teachers didn’t. She put Carol in community college courses and ... more
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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 ... more
Love listening to this podcast and hearing people’s stories and relating to their experiences. I have more Aha moments with each episode and gain a little acceptance and compassion for myself. more
So much of the content I find to understand ADHD seems to be “I was successful and a good student but something didn’t seem right.” My diagnosis is fresh and the successful narrative doesn’t reflect me, someone who always idealized what life could be but hasn’t been able motivate beyond daydreaming. At 46 I finally found out why I spent my life languishing and I finally see myself in a few of these conversations. One thing I would love to hear more of is strategies people use to boost their dopa... more
Anybody that has come in contact with people that they know has ADHD or think they have ADHD this is a podcast you have to listen to. A recommendation however? Since this is a new podcast I would love it if the host could do an episode to educate us upfront on what ADHD is. I think that’s needed instead of going into all the episodes of having people describe it. It’s great getting evidence but it’s piecemeal in every episode. One episode with an expert and someone that actually has it that can ... more
Apple Podcasts | #219 | Canada/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
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Apple Podcasts | #52 | Poland/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
Apple Podcasts | #58 | Finland/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
Apple Podcasts | #85 | Singapore/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
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