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Women & ADHD

Katy Weber
ADHD
Mental Health
Chronic Pain
Neurodiversity
Fibromyalgia
Coaching
Mccall Letterle
Qbtech
Female Empowerment
Mental Health Diagnosis
Women's Mental Health
Telehealth
Women
Motivation
Dopamine
Hormonal Health
Female Brain
Neurodivergence
Healthcare System
Cultural Differences

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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Latest Episodes

Episode 201 with Lindsey Buchanan.

“ADHD doesn’t always feel like you’re the abnormal one — often it just feels like everyone else isn’t cooperating.”

Lindsey is an ADHD and executive functioning coach and a member of our Women & ADHD coaching team... more

Episode 200 with Katy and Team Women & ADHD.

“Before any of us knew we had ADHD, we were all asking the same frustrated question: ‘What’s wrong with me??’”

Episode 200! 🎉 In this special milestone episode, I’m taking a moment to reflect on what I’... more

Episode 199 with Shannan Palma.

“Sometimes I know exactly what to do — but I just can’t make my body do it. And then comes the shame spiral, the anger, the anxiety.”

Shannan is the founder and CEO of ITI Assistive Technologies and co-leader of the ... more

Episode 198 with Raquel Devillé.

“The idea of just sitting still to meditate was always terrifying. I need movement — something active — otherwise I can’t calm down.”

Raquel is a therapist, yoga teacher, and the author of It’s Not Your Period! Beyo... more

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Recent Guests

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
Shannan Palma
Founder of ITI Assistive Technologies and co-leader of the Autistic Self-Reliance Support Network
ITI Assistive Technologies
Episode: Shannan Palma: Easing neurodivergent mental load with AI
Raquel Devillé
Therapist, yoga teacher, and author of It's Not Your Period Beyond Moods and Myths
Episode: Raquel Devillé: Regulating our neurodivergent nervous systems
Danielle Elliot
Health and Science Journalist, Documentarian, Creator and Host of Climbing the Walls
Understood.org
Episode: Danielle Elliot: The rise in diagnoses: Why women? Why now?
Jessica McCabe
Host of the popular YouTube channel How to ADHD and a New York Times bestselling author.
How to ADHD
Episode: You Might Also Like: ADHD Aha! from Understood.org
Lisa Dee
Health and fitness coach, founder of Healthy Happy ADHD, and author
Healthy Happy ADHD
Episode: Lisa Dee: Yes, you can be happy and healthy with ADHD
Natalie Baker
Licensed psychotherapist, certified brain health coach, and dedicated Buddhist practitioner and teacher
Neurofeedback Training Company
Episode: Natalie Baker: Can neurofeedback help treat ADHD?

Host

Katy Weber
Host who leads engaging conversations with women about their experiences discovering ADHD.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2k ratings
  • 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 States3 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 States4 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 States4 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 Zealand5 months ago
  • Finally! I can be me!

    Growing up in a strong catholic family where emotions were not discussed and conformity was expected, I was not diagnosed until 51. This Podcast has helped me relax, laugh and embrace just being, knowing the struggle is real.

    Audible
    5
    Diana Thurston
    United States7 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Many listeners report feeling that their experiences are accurately reflected in the discussions, leading to a sense of understanding and acceptance.
Listeners appreciate the relatable content and community feeling fostered by the host.
The podcast is seen as a source of validation and empowerment for women navigating ADHD.
There is commendation for the host's ability to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere that encourages open dialogue and sharing.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Shannan Palma: Easing neurodivergent mental load with AI
Q: What brought the app up, other than the fact that you were like, we have to make an app, how did you decide on the Decide app?
We did what you do, we talked to people and conducted research to develop our app idea further.
Raquel Devillé: Regulating our neurodivergent nervous systems
Q: Can TRE be done remotely?
Yes, TRE can be done remotely as long as the practitioner feels safe, and it's encouraged for individuals to learn to do it independently after initial guidance.
Raquel Devillé: Regulating our neurodivergent nervous systems
Q: What inspired you to write your book and create the Encore Method?
Raquel explains that her book and method stemmed from her personal experiences with ADHD and autism, as well as her research on the autistic experience in women.
Danielle Elliot: The rise in diagnoses: Why women? Why now?
Q: Did you notice talking to other women who were diagnosed in adulthood relate first to the emotional side of ADHD?
Yes, many women related more to emotional aspects like rejection sensitivity rather than traditional ADHD symptoms.
Danielle Elliot: The rise in diagnoses: Why women? Why now?
Q: What were some of the symptoms that you were noticing in your life that made you think I should really look into ADHD?
Danielle connected her keen insight into rejection sensitivity following a breakup with her diagnosed ADHD symptoms.

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

Content centers on the experiences of women who have received late diagnoses of ADHD, sharing personal stories that highlight the struggles and triumphs faced during their journeys to self-understanding. The host engages with a variety of guests who contribute insights on managing ADHD in daily life, including topics like self-compassion, coping strategies, emotional well-being, and community support. Unique to this content is its focus on women's perspectives and how societal expectations influence their experiences with neurodivergence, emphasizing empowerment and positive mental health practices. Listeners can find a blend of relatable anecdotes and practical advice aimed at women navigating ADHD, along with the promotion of resources an... more

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Recent guests on Women & ADHD include:

1. Emily Weinberg
2. Taucha Post
3. Lindsey Buchanan
4. Shannan Palma
5. Raquel Devillé
6. Danielle Elliot
7. Jessica McCabe
8. Lisa Dee

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