A late diagnosis turned her world upside down. Now Katy Weber interviews other women who discovered they have ADHD in adulthood and are finally feeling like they understand who they are and how to best lean into their strengths, both professionally and personally.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementMental HealthHealth & FitnessEducation |
Episode 197 with Danielle Elliot.
“I would love to see the conversation move towards less questioning of women when they talk about having ADHD.”
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Episode 196 with Lisa Dee.
“ADHD girls deserve to be healthy and happy. I refuse to subscribe to the doom-and-gloom narrative. I wanted something better, and I knew others did, too.”
Lisa is an Irish health and fitness coach based in London, and th... more
Episode 195 with Natalie Baker.
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Women and ADHD by Katy Weber is truly a gem of a podcast. Each episode is packed with valuable insights and relatable stories that leave me feeling seen, understood, and inspired. Katy has a gift for creating a safe, open space for her guests to share their journeys, and her thoughtful approach brings out the kind of wisdom that resonates deeply.
I’ve learned so much from listening to these episodes, from better understanding my own experiences to finding new ways to embrace my strengths. Havin... more
I started listening to this podcast as an attempt to body double and when I say this was everything I wanted it to be and more - that barely covers how happy I am with it! The guests all share such valuable insight and the bouncing ideas between host and guest perfectly fits how my ADHD mind hops around. Your experiences are so relatable that I get physically, emotionally and spiritually excited, but also healed in ways I never would have expected. Thank you so much for sharing this with the wo... more
figuring out the first step and then starting it immediatelywithout thinking ahead .that is very helpful to me
Love this show and listening to all the interviews, thanks for a great podcast Katy
Thank you for creating this podcast, and for your wonderfully genuine conversations with inspiring guests. I feel like I’m building “my tribe” through listening to this (and some other) podcast, and wish you all weren’t just “imaginary friends” 😂
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Focusing on the experiences of women who have been diagnosed with ADHD later in life, this podcast offers a platform for heartfelt discussions that blend personal stories and expert advice. Each episode features interviews with women from various backgrounds who share their journeys of self-discovery and resilience, often revealing the challenges and triumphs of navigating life with ADHD. Notable topics include mental health, personal growth, coping strategies, and the importance of community support, aimed at empowering listeners as they embrace their neurodivergent identities. The podcast stands out for its emphasis on creating a safe space for conversation and connection, fostering a sense of belonging among those who may feel isolated b... more
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Recent guests on Women & ADHD include:
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2. Jessica McCabe
3. Lisa Dee
4. Natalie Baker
5. Unami Magwenzi
6. Drew Turner
7. Charlotte Hastings
8. Christal Wang
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