Listen to people share candid stories about the moment it clicked that they have 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 | 104 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementHealth & FitnessMental HealthEducation |
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Adhd is so hard sometimes. Like sometimes I just hate the fact I have friends because it’s just so hard for me to like keep both myself and them happy and like I just feel like it would be so much easier to just push everyone away but noooooo because I'm too social >:( and then there’s the over sensory mixed with mood swings and mental breakdown and you have a big mushy wet crying pile of me. Not to mention the kids in my class are so annoying because there’s this one girl who when ever I get a ... more
Absolutely incredible, so relatable and glad to know I’m not alone in this world. With ADD it’s easy to feel that way, but I’m so thankful for these podcasts.
I just sent this episode to my husband in hopes that he may understand what I go through on a daily basis as a stay at home mom with ADHD of two young boys. This episode made me feel SO SEEN!!! I’ve always thought it was just ME so to hear that it is in fact an ADHD thing and other moms with it have the saaaaame exact issues with emotional regulation and kids, makes me not feel crazy anymore. Recently, I’ve been trying to look into where this comes from and now this has been my AHA! moment 🙏🏼 ... more
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 ... more
Its been a month+ since my ADHD a-ha moment and this podcast has been like a support group for me. Very comforting to know my experiences aren’t unique. Grateful this podcast exists.
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This podcast features poignant and candid conversations centered around personal stories and insights related to ADHD. Episodes typically include guests sharing their unique journeys toward understanding their ADHD, often reflecting on the emotional challenges, societal perceptions, and everyday realities of living with the condition. Common topics include parenting with ADHD, emotional regulation, neurodiversity, shame, and the struggles of navigating this often misunderstood disorder. Notably, the discussions extend to various aspects such as sensory overload, stigma, and the intersection of ADHD with other life challenges, providing listeners with relatable narratives and a sense of community in their own experiences.
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Recent guests on ADHD Aha! include:
1. Steve Wesley
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7. Em Schulz
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