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Women & ADHD

Katy Weber
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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.

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Episode 207 with Roberta Dombrowski

“Work is one of the only socially acceptable forms of addiction. We get rewarded for not having boundaries and for always taking on more and more things.”

Roberta is an executive coach and founder of Learn Mindfu... more

Episode 206 with Madeline Grace Matthews & Karla Pretorius

“I'm learning more and more how to be myself.”

Madeline is 23, and she was diagnosed with autism and a mild cognitive disability as a child. Originally from the U.S., she currently lives wi... more

Episode 205 with Jen Fry.

“I like to tell people that I’m not nice. I’m kind, but I’m not nice. I think niceness is weaponized way too much against people.”

Jen is an educator, speaker, and author of the book “I Said No: How to Have Boundaries and ... more

Episode 204 with Rae Jacobson.

“There is a difference between traits and impairment. If we dilute the idea of ADHD into something that just seems familiar, we risk shutting out the people who really need help.”

Rae is a journalist, an ADHD and lear... more

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Roberta Dombrowski
Executive coach and founder of Learn Mindfully
Learn Mindfully
Episode: Roberta Dombrowski: Breaking up with burnout
Madeline Grace Matthews
An author and advocate for neurodivergent individuals
Episode: Madeline Grace Matthews & Karla Pretorius: Finding our neurodivergent voice
Karla Pretorius
Psychotherapist and PhD candidate specializing in ADHD and women
karlapretorius.com
Episode: Madeline Grace Matthews & Karla Pretorius: Finding our neurodivergent voice
Jen Fry
Educator, speaker and author of 'I Said No, How to Have Boundaries and Backbone While Not Being a Jerk'
Episode: Jen Fry: Setting boundaries & saying no
Rae Jacobson
Journalist, ADHD and learning disorders expert, and lead of Insight at Understood
Understood
Episode: Rae Jacobson: The diagnosis boom … and backlash
Laura Kerbey
An educator, consultant, and author focusing on neurodivergent education.
Founder of PAST and co-founder of KITE Therapeutic Learning Services
Episode: Laura Kerbey: The hidden costs of masking
Emily Weinberg
Former elementary school teacher turned ADHD coach.
Episode: Team Women & ADHD: A look back, a look ahead
Taucha Post
Yoga-loving Canadian and ADHD coach known for her humor.
Episode: Team Women & ADHD: A look back, a look ahead
Lindsey Buchanan
ADHD coach with a background in corporate environments.
Episode: Team Women & ADHD: A look back, a look ahead

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Katy Weber
Host of Women & ADHD; focuses on adult-diagnosed ADHD, leadership, burnout, and empowerment for women.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2k ratings
  • Thank you for your service!

    Late diagnosed at 50 and trying to examine my whole life with an ADHD lens. Listening to these conversations has been very validating. Thank you!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Merpy Mom
    United States5 months ago
  • My favorite podcast!

    Hi Katy,

    Long time listener and fan girl, first time reviewer. I have followed your show for years and every time I listen, it’s like coming home. I found your show at the beginning of my ADHD/neurodivergent journey in my 40s and it became a safety net, a safe space, a mirror, an inspiration, and a reminder that I am not alone in all this. I have connected with so many things you’ve said. I laugh at the anecdotes I relate to so well, like wandering around IKEA with your kids in daycare, the ove... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LMS112
    United States9 months ago
  • These are my people!

    Thank you for making this podcast! I have listened to 3 episodes today and every single one hits home for me. I feel seen, I feel heard, and I am so thankful to get insight into so many different resources and studies. This is a fantastic podcast. I was diagnosed at 45 years old too - and it’s been an awakening for me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Twinkieo
    United States10 months ago
  • A concrete example of how life changing this podcast is

    Your show helped me breathe again- helped me get the right pair of lens on. I also wanted to share the efficiency of your work. I spoke about your podcast to my friend in France, mentioned Alice Gendron as well to her. The next day she listened, bought her book, and the day after that the whole family was able to start a dialogue about it, when the conversation was initially difficult. You gave me a lot of hope, and a bonus power to also help others. Thank you so much for what you do. You are a ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mmcheg
    United States10 months ago
  • Practical, Plugged in and Positive

    As a Newby to ADHD this is an incredible resource that isn’t overwhelming but feels very fave-pair-of-Comfy-slippers. The podcast has the perfect tone, inclusive, accessible, warm, friendly and very authentic. It’s hot chocolate with marshmallows for the soul if you’re a woman and struggling on this journey. Validating and positive with lots of useful insights and a good dose of virtual hugs. Thank you so much Katy & guests. Aroha Nui (Big love) Rachael in NZ ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rach Heych
    New Zealanda year ago

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Episodes feel relatable and validating for women navigating ADHD.
The host creates a safe space with compassionate, authentic conversations.
Guests offer practical resources and credible insights with strong community feel.
Listeners appreciate the inclusive tone and real-life applicability of tips.

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Roberta Dombrowski: Breaking up with burnout
Q: What practical steps can leaders take to begin shifting from over-functioning to a more balanced style?
Start with an energy audit, clarify values and vision, delegate effectively, build an executive team, and practice boundary setting to reduce micromanagement and protect nervous system health.
Roberta Dombrowski: Breaking up with burnout
Q: How did you get into trauma-informed leadership coaching, and how do you describe it?
It started with her own burnout and a coaching certification focused on workplace trauma; trauma-informed leadership blends neuroscience, boundaries, and relational practices to help leaders manage stress and build sustainable teams.
Madeline Grace Matthews & Karla Pretorius: Finding our neurodivergent voice
Q: Is there anything that helps you when you're feeling big emotions?
Sometimes I'll just try to sit where it's quiet and do one of my strategies, like the five finger breaths.
Madeline Grace Matthews & Karla Pretorius: Finding our neurodivergent voice
Q: What do you love most about your neurodivergence?
I think I love that I'm more understanding of people with disabilities because I have a disability.
Madeline Grace Matthews & Karla Pretorius: Finding our neurodivergent voice
Q: How did the idea come about to write these letters to your younger self?
I started writing them as a coping skill, but later it turned into something like helping me let go of things that happened in the past.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Women & ADHD

What is Women & ADHD about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show features in-depth conversations with women who discover ADHD in adulthood, exploring how late diagnoses impact careers, family life, cognition, and self-understanding. Guests span executive coaches, therapists, researchers, authors, and advocates who bring practical strategies for managing executive function, burnout, boundaries, and stigma, all through a neurodiversity-focused lens. Distinctive strengths include trauma-informed leadership insights, a strong emphasis on self-acceptance and community support, and a practical, empathetic hosting style that guides listeners toward actionable takeaways while validating their experiences.

Listeners likely come for relatable stories, evidence-based discussion, and resources to navigate ... more

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1. Roberta Dombrowski
2. Madeline Grace Matthews
3. Karla Pretorius
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5. Rae Jacobson
6. Laura Kerbey
7. Emily Weinberg
8. Taucha Post

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