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ADHD for Smart Ass Women with Tracy Otsuka

Tracy Otsuka
ADHD
Mental Health
Women
Parenting
Autism
Women Empowerment
Community Support
Social Isolation
Inclusion
Adventure Therapy
Women In ADHD
Dementia
Gender Differences
Health Care
Aging
Personal Growth
Gratitude
Neurodiversity
Lifestyle Medicine
Hormonal Fluctuations

Want to fall in love with your ADHD brain and make it work for you? Learn more about my patented program, Your ADHD Brain is A-OK Academy here : programs.tracyotsuka.com/signup

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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

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Tired of ADHD strategies that don’t work? Here’s what actually does. FREE training here: programs.tracyotsuka.com/signup

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What if the intensity you’ve chased in relationships wasn’t love, but dopamine?

Amanda McCracken is an award win... more

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Tired of ADHD strategies that don’t work? Here’s what actually does. FREE training here: programs.tracyotsuka.com/signup

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Some ADHD stories come from authors, psychologists, and researchers. This one comes from a 23-year-old ER nurse w... more

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Tired of ADHD strategies that don’t work? Here’s what actually does. FREE training here: programs.tracyotsuka.com/signup

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Gratitude is talked about a lot, but for us with ADHD brains it isn’t just a feel-good idea. It is a physiologica... more

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Dr. Gilly Kahn spent years studying psychology before realizing how much of her own emotional world had been shap... more

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Recent Guests

Amanda McCracken
An award-winning journalist and intimacy advocate, passionate about wellness, travel, and relationships.
Episode: EP. 363: The Dopamine Crush: ADHD, Longing, and Romantic Obsession
Nina Padilla
A 23-year-old emergency room registered nurse and listener of the podcast.
Episode: EP. 362: From RSD to Seeking Rejection: A Young Nurse’s ADHD Playbook
Dr. Gilly Kahn
Clinical psychologist based in Atlanta specializing in neurodiversity and emotional regulation.
Episode: EP. 360: What Women with ADHD Are Really Feeling (Dr. Dr. Gilly Kahn Explains)
Susanna Schotanus
ADHD writing coach dedicated to helping writers harness their creativity irrespective of ADHD
Passionate Writer Coaching
Episode: EP. 359: How ADHD Brains Write (and Why the Rules Don’t Work for Us)
Devene Godau
Certified professional dog trainer with 25 years of experience specializing in training for neurodivergent dog owners.
Episode: EP. 358: Sit, Stay, Breathe: ADHD Brilliance in Dog Training with Devene Godau
Dr. Kalaki Clarke
Board certified family physician, TEDx speaker and mental health advocate.
USC's Keck School of Medicine
Episode: EP. 357: Seeing Is Freeing: Dr. Kalaki Clarke on ADHD Without Shame
Dr. Daniella Karidi
Professional ADHD and executive coach, founder of ADHDtime
ADHDtime
Episode: Episode 356: The Science of Memory and ADHD with Dr. Daniella Karidi
Kiersten Lyons
A writer and actress whose career encompasses various media, including her award-winning one-woman show and writing a memoir about heartbreak and resilience.
Episode: EP. 355: Heartbreak, Rejection, and ADHD: A Survival Guide (with Kiersten Lyons)
Nicole Bela
Nonprofit fundraiser and connector, Director of Development at Advance Illinois.
Advance Illinois
Episode: EP. 354: Why Burnout Conversations Fail Without Neurodiversity with Nicole Bela

Host

Tracy Otsuka
Tracy Otsuka is a lawyer, certified ADHD coach, and lifelong learner passionate about supporting women with ADHD. She brings personal experience and professional insights into the conversation about ADHD, focusing on celebrating neurodiversity and the strengths associated with it.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 3.3k ratings
  • EP357 - Dr Kalaki Clarke

    Love listening to intelligent, strong, neurodivergent women. Reminds me of my own inner strength!! Dr Clarke, you should start a podcast, both Tracy and yourself share are fierce sense of justice,humour and compassion.

    Thanks Ladies 💕💕💕💕💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Angela Colchester
    Canadaa month ago
  • A must-listen for every brilliant ADHD woman!

    Tracy has such an incredible way of making you fall in love with your ADHD brain! Her energy, humor, and insight are unmatched. Every episode leaves me feeling seen, inspired, and ready to use my ADHD as a superpower.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PurposePoweredADHDer
    Canada2 months ago
  • I love her and all the things I learned from her. But my ADHD brain hears her lips smacking and saliva moving in her mouth😭😡 during her podcast… I really wanted to be able to listen.

    Audible
    5
    Estela Ramos
    United States2 months ago
  • Great Conversations Around Women with ADHD

    Host and ADHD coach Tracy Otsuka has been called the Fairy Godmother for ADHD women, and her popular weekly podcast interviews

    ADHD women who are thriving creatively and professionally. For instance, a Certified

    Financial Planner with ADHD discusses how it shapes financial habits and a hair salon

    owner with ADHD shares how she’s creating more inclusive spaces. Great conversations and useful tips whether you’re recently diagnosed, pursuing diagnosis or you’ve known most of your life!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    urbanscribe19
    United States2 months ago
  • Best way to spend ur hour

    I found this podcast 3 months ago. It has changed my life. I have found my people and I have found validation. I am devouring content- and using the tools that the guest and the host talk about. You don't have to "suffer" from adhd to benefit from this podcast. If u have it listen to it. If you don't have adhd you know and love someone that does.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Molovesdogs
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners feel empowered and understood, with many expressing gratitude for the insights provided on ADHD and women's experiences.
Many reviews highlight the authenticity of the host and guests in sharing their personal journeys, making the content relatable and impactful.
While most feedback is positive, some listeners feel that certain episodes may lean towards a more positive narrative, which could alienate individuals with differing perspectives.
The podcast is regularly praised for its engaging discussions that tackle real issues faced by women with ADHD and offer practical advice for navigating life's challenges.

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Talking Points

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EP. 363: The Dopamine Crush: ADHD, Longing, and Romantic Obsession
Q: How did you get interested in the subject of limerence?
It stemmed from my patterns of chasing after emotionally unavailable partners and realizing I was in love with the idea of longing rather than real relationships.
EP. 363: The Dopamine Crush: ADHD, Longing, and Romantic Obsession
Q: What is limerence?
Limerence is a psychological state of mind characterized by obsessive thoughts about a romantic interest, including idealization and a desire for reciprocation.
EP. 362: From RSD to Seeking Rejection: A Young Nurse’s ADHD Playbook
Q: What is the hardest part of being in your early 20s with this kind of brain?
Nina explains that dating has been particularly challenging, as not many understand how ADHD affects her.
EP. 362: From RSD to Seeking Rejection: A Young Nurse’s ADHD Playbook
Q: What has changed since you were diagnosed?
Nina mentions how she started medication, which significantly improved her focus and overall performance.
EP. 362: From RSD to Seeking Rejection: A Young Nurse’s ADHD Playbook
Q: Nina, can you tell me how you were diagnosed?
Nina shares her journey of being dismissed by doctors for years, until she was finally diagnosed with ADHD during a panic attack.

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The podcast focuses on empowering women with ADD/ADHD by celebrating their strengths and re-evaluating the conversation around neurodiversity. It features insightful discussions with guests from various industries who share personal experiences, coping strategies, and professional expertise related to ADHD. The content not only captivates those diagnosed with ADHD but also resonates with a broader audience interested in embracing neurodiversity and finding support within a community of like-minded women. It emphasizes resilience, creativity, and personal growth as key themes, making it a valuable resource for listeners looking to leverage their unique brain wiring for success. Notably, it stands out as a platform dedicated exclusively to wo... more

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Recent guests on ADHD for Smart Ass Women include:

1. Amanda McCracken
2. Nina Padilla
3. Dr. Gilly Kahn
4. Susanna Schotanus
5. Devene Godau
6. Dr. Kalaki Clarke
7. Dr. Daniella Karidi
8. Kiersten Lyons

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