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I have NEVER met an ADHD woman who wasn’t truly brilliant at something! This podcast, with nearly 7 million downloads, is for smart, high-ability ADD/ADHD (diagnosed or suspecting) women who see their symptoms as more po... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 412 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Given that your target audience is women with ADHD, going through excessive lists of symptoms isn’t listener-friendly. Perhaps in future, consider breaking up the various diagnostic criteria/questionnaires so they don’t read like long lists that cause your listeners to quickly tune out.
This podcast has made me feel so seen and understood for my uniquenesses. It has phenomenal guests, guidance, and resources. I’ve recommended it to every person and practitioner who deals with ADHD women and girls. BUT, the audio of the recent episodes has declined. The wet mouth noises make it impossible to listen to. It’s deeply disturbing having earbuds in and hearing the noise of someone’s mouth in my ear. Like omg Please get mic covers and better microphones. I hate missing episodes.
I’m newly diagnosed with ADHD and was thrilled to find this podcast. I listened to a few episodes that really resonated with me and was hoping this podcast would be a safe space. However, I was really disappointed by the way Tracy talked about bodies during the GLP-1 episode and had to stop listening. The assumption that people lose weight and automatically feel better about themselves is a fatphobic, disgusting assumption in the year 2026. Do better, Tracy.
First time listener, and I just wanted to say thank you. This episode what affirming and educational in a succinct and easy to follow manner. I’m excited again about my strengths and can see a path to stop focusing on my ‘deficits’.
I should have written this review long ago, but Tracy’s book and podcast changed the way I think about, and approach my ADHD. Thank you for all you do to empower us.
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The show centers on empowering ADHD-diagnosed or suspected women to embrace their brain and leverage its strengths. Across episodes, listeners are guided through practical mindset shifts, body-based wellbeing, and systems—ranging from kitchen-therapy approaches and relationship skills to ADHD medication insights and workplace strategies. A notable throughline is reframing ADHD as a source of power rather than a flaw, with guests spanning therapists, clinicians, entrepreneurs, authors, and women in leadership who share actionable tips, personal journeys, and evidence-based approaches to living well with ADHD. A consistent edge is a compassionate, strength-focused lens that often ties productivity to self-knowledge, emotional regulation, and ... more
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