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Grandma Has ADHD

Jami Shapiro
ADHD
Aging
Seniors
Mental Health
Coaching
End Of Life Planning
Communication
Anxiety
Mindfulness
Neurodiversity
Senior Care
Transitions
Community Support
Coping Strategies
Sexuality
Family Dynamics
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Grief
Death
Creativity

Welcome to “Grandma Has ADHD,” the podcast dedicated to exploring the unique challenges and experiences of seniors living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and referred by some as ADD. We’ll provide valuable insights, expert advice, and personal stories to help older adults, their families, and caregivers navigate the journey of managing ADHD in later life mixed with a little h... more

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In this episode of Grandma Has ADHD, Jami Shapiro sits down with ADHD coach and behavior analyst Heather Callison for a deeply honest conversation about discovering ADHD later in life, raising neurodivergent children, and how family patterns often re... more

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This episode continues a deeply personal conversation between Jami Shapiro and her longtime friend and collaborator Lynn, as they explore the lifelong impact of ADHD, especially for women who were never diagnosed growing up.

In Part 2, Lynn shares m... more

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Episode Summary

In this powerful episode of Grandma Has ADHD, Jami Shapiro sits down with internationally recognized ADHD expert Dr. David W. Goodman to explore one of the most overlooked conversations in mental health: ADHD in older adults.

For dec... more

Lynn Layfield on Anxiety (Part 1)

In this deeply personal and emotional episode of the Grandma Has ADHD Podcast, Jami welcomes back her longtime friend and Sparkler Society co-founder, Lynn Layfield, for a conversation unlike any they’ve had publicl... more

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David Goodman
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Director of the Adult Attention Deficit Disorder Center of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Episode: Episode 79 - We Don’t Suddenly Get ADHD at 60 - We’re Finally Becoming Aware a conversation with Dr. David Goodman
Jennifer Lorenz
PCC certified coach with specialization in ADHD and executive function
Episode: Episode 77 - It Wasn't Just Aging: Late-Diagnosed ADHD and the Life That Finally Makes Sense
Lynn Layfield
Friend and co-host for this special edition
Episode: Episode 76 - Jami Shapiro on Love, Relationships and ADHD
Anita Robertson
Licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist; ADHD-informed relationship expert
Independent practice; ADHD Relationship Bootcamp
Episode: Episode 75 - ADHD and Relationships
James Ochoa
Clinician, ADHD therapist and coach; founder of ADHD Clinic/Life Empowerment Center
Life Empowerment Center (Austin)
Episode: Episode 73 - Consciously Aging and Living Powerfully with ADHD
Linda Roggoli
Author, coach, retreat facilitator, and ADDiva founder
Garden Spirit Guest House Women's Retreat; ADDiva Network
Episode: Episode 72 - Living Life Wide Open: ADHD, Menopause, and Learning to Love Yourself with Linda Roggoli
Michael Lenz
Physician specializing in pediatrics, internal medicine, lipidology and lifestyle medicine; author of Conquering Your Fibromyalgia; host of Conquering Your Fibromyalgia podcast
Independent physician
Episode: Episode 70 - The Connection between Fibromyalgia, ADHD and Chronic Pain with Dr. Michael Lenz
Ryan Mayer
Professional life coach specializing in ADHD coaching
Ryan Mayer Coaching
Episode: Episode 69 - Task Triage for ADHD Brains: Stop Spinning & Start Winning with Coach Ryan Mayer
Dr. Eliza Barach
Cognitive psychologist and ADHD coach specializing in high-performing adults.
Neural Revolution
Episode: Episode 67 - Stop Doing Life on Hard Mode: The Truth About High-Functioning ADHD

Host

Jami Shapiro
Host of the series and advocate for seniors with ADHD, Jami shares personal stories and expert insights to highlight the unique challenges faced by older adults living with ADHD.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
  • Great host!

    Jami is an awesome host! Makes the guest feel very comfortable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brian Evan T
    United Statesa month ago
  • Wealth of info

    Jami is a wealth of knowledge! This podcast is so informative - as someone with several family members we are learning have ADHD, this is a great resource to learn more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tammy Ann
    United Statesa year ago
  • Wonderful!

    Such great information! Thanks Jami!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kevinbelcher
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love this!

    I have gotten wonderful insights about ADHD in my family after listening to this podcast. Jami is entertaining and educational.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pizza guy 78
    United Statesa year ago
  • Brilliant!

    Everyone can benefit for listening to this podcast weather you are the grandma with ADHD, have one, or maybe know or work with someone. Informative, useful information delivered in an easy to listen to, interesting format.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    themindful_momma
    United Statesa year ago

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The content is seen as helpful for understanding ADHD in older adults, grappling with practical challenges.
Positive feedback highlights the blend of humor and seriousness in navigating ADHD issues.
Many praise the personal storytelling approach, which resonates well with their experiences.
Listeners appreciate the educational and entertaining qualities of the discussions.

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Episode 79 - We Don’t Suddenly Get ADHD at 60 - We’re Finally Becoming Aware a conversation with Dr. David Goodman
Q: What are the key differences between dementia and ADHD in older adults?
Dr. Goodman explains that ADHD symptoms are core to the individual's lifelong functioning while impairments emerge from environmental demands; differential diagnosis requires considering perimenopause, mild cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's, and often involves a careful evaluation of multiple overlapping conditions to guide treatment.
Episode 75 - ADHD and Relationships
Q: What percentage of marriages seek therapy in the general population, and how does that differ with ADHD relationships?
Therapy is becoming more common across generations, with more couples seeking premarital and ongoing support; ADHD couples may seek it earlier or more consistently because relationship dynamics are often impacted by communication and regulation challenges.
Episode 69 - Task Triage for ADHD Brains: Stop Spinning & Start Winning with Coach Ryan Mayer
Q: What is Task Triage?
It is a method of prioritizing tasks by urgency, categorizing them as red (urgent), yellow (needs attention), green (can wait), and black (not worth doing).
Episode 69 - Task Triage for ADHD Brains: Stop Spinning & Start Winning with Coach Ryan Mayer
Q: How did you discover you had ADHD and what led you to coaching?
I was diagnosed in high school after realizing that my struggles with time management and anxiety were linked to ADHD, which motivated me to help others in similar situations.
Episode 68 - ADHD & Aging: Understanding Depression and Suicide Risk in Seniors
Q: What makes suicide prevention in seniors different from prevention in younger populations?
Suicide prevention in seniors focuses on connection, purpose, and structure. Older adults require routine social contact and a sense of belonging to prevent suicidal ideation, which is less emphasized in younger populations.

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What is Grandma Has ADHD about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the unique challenges faced by seniors living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), this series explores how ADHD affects older adults. The dialogue often centers around personal narratives, expert insights, and community support, emphasizing the importance of awareness and understanding for those navigating adulthood with ADHD. Topics recurrently cover the intersection of ADHD with issues like health care, relationships, and technology, particularly as they relate to seniors. The engaging discussions are characterized by a mix of humor and real-life experiences, making it an inviting space for listeners who are either seniors themselves or caregivers for elderly individuals with ADHD, all while promoting positiv... more

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1. David Goodman
2. Jennifer Lorenz
3. Lynn Layfield
4. Anita Robertson
5. James Ochoa
6. Linda Roggoli
7. Michael Lenz
8. Ryan Mayer

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