
ADHD Chatter is the podcast for curious minds who want to understand why we think, feel and behave the way we do. Hosted by Alex Partridge, each episode brings together leading experts and powerful personal stories to explore ADHD, autism, mental health, psychology and the fascinating science of being human. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 237 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & Fitness | |||

What if everything you thought you knew about ADHD was only part of the story?
In this episode of ADHD Chatter, world-renowned psychiatrist and brain imaging specialist Dr Daniel Amen reveals his controversial theory of 7 different types of ADHD and... more
Paris Hilton is a global icon, entrepreneur, and one of the most recognisable women in the world. But behind the fame and success is a story of childhood trauma, undiagnosed ADHD, and a lifelong struggle to feel understood.
In this deeply personal c... more
Can diet, gut health and peptides play a role in autism?
In this episode of ADHD Chatter, I sit down with Oxford scientist Sarah Warley to explore the fascinating relationship between autism, the gut and the brain.
We discuss the surprising differe... more
Why do so many people with ADHD and autism experience chronic pain, unexplained exhaustion and hypermobility?
In this episode, ADHD and autism expert Nick Potter explores the surprising connections between neurodivergence and physical health, from f... more
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I think this podcast is a really precious companion on the lifelong journey with ADHD (and autism). Alex has a way of asking just the right questions which take the conversation and the listeners journey to the next level, to a meta level I would say, helping to understand, feel understood/seen and be more gentle with oneself. He is asking the questions that I've been (subconsciously) asking myself for a long time and listening made me cry more than once.
I can really recommend giving it a go an... more
I discovered this podcast recently as I am only recently - at 55 - discovering my AuDHD. Alex Partridge is excellent and extremely professional. He is kind of like the Barbara Walters of ADHD/AuDHD. He has great, knowledgeable guests and fascinating and helpful subjects. He prepares extremely well, and he really knows his subject matter. He cuts straight to the meat, skips any fluff or small talk (he knows his audience). And more so he clearly cares about the subject matter. Oh and he keeps th... more
I’ve tried many episodes. I think it’s a unique, well thought out and produced show- a much needed show
However…
Ha!! Living with ADHD, i find the episode too long and questions following the same path for too long- needs a good trim!
I have also found many of the guest speakers, psychologists and other professionals are pedestrian in their approach- I just off the episode once they mention ‘our nervous system/ fright, flight/ amygdala/ meeting a bear or tiger in the forest/ regulation et... more
The recent ep featuring Dr Judith Mohling talking about therapy was superb, even if the rather excellent content conveyed the absolute opposite of the attention-grabbing, sensationalist title which accompanied it. Equally, hyping guests for being oxbridge educated is a bit silly when many of them have gone on to achieve far more in their careers than that. The makers do their own podcast a disservice!
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ADHD Chatter presents conversations with leading experts, clinicians, and neurodivergent voices to illuminate adult ADHD, autism, masking, and related mental-health topics. Episodes frequently center on practical strategies for unmasking, managing daily life, burnout, and rejection sensitivity, often weaving in personal stories and lived experiences. Sponsorships for planning tools targeted at neurodivergent minds appear regularly, signaling a balance between expert guidance and everyday support. The show stands out for its approachable, evidence-informed discussions that tackle gender differences in diagnosis, late-life presentations, and the social dynamics of neurodiversity, making complex topics accessible to a broad audience of adults ... more
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Recent guests on ADHD Chatter include:
1. Daniel Amen
2. Paris Hilton
3. Sarah Warley
4. Nick Potter
5. Simon Baron-Cohen
6. Jolene Brighten
7. Dr Brighten
8. Dr J
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