
Sam Pittis and Katie Breathwick have been friends for more than twenty years. Around three years ago, their lives took a surprising turn - they both discovered they have ADHD. Katie thinks it's a superpower, Sam thinks it's a pain in the backside. Join them every week as they explore what it's really like to live with ADHD, the highs and the lows and they’ll share tips and strategies on how they m... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 162 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Liebe diesen Podcast. Die Hosts packen in die relativ kurzen Episoden sehr viel Information. Hab viel gelernt. Und das immer in einer unterhaltsamen Mischung aus Wissenschaft und eigenen Erfahrungen. Und sie sind auch superlustig
Thank you for this podcast! You both have such soothing voices to listen to and bring up such important issues surrounding ADHD. I am the parent to a young ADHD child and partner to an ADHD adult-neither of whom are medicated. So much of what you talk about resonates with our family. As a supportive parent and partner I am the lead on learning, researching and understanding ADHD. As you mention ADHD affects all aspects of your life-the same is true for our family. Thank you for considering the n... more
I’ve already shared this podcast with a lot of my friends, so I’m doing a review here for people I don’t know - to encourage you to learn about ADHD via this brilliant podcast. While the hosts and wide ranging guests discuss adult ADHD it’s also been useful for me as a parent of an ADHD girl. The ying/yang of the two hosts is good and they just seem like really interesting people. I have learnt so much about ADHD from this podcast. I hope you do too. PS Please carry on making it!
Absolutely buzzing that this pod is back with new episodes. Sam and Katie have such a brilliant dynamic and the way they break things down is not only super insightful but also genuinely entertaining. I’ve missed their thoughtful deep dives and relatable chats and these new episodes are everything I hoped for and more. It’s so refreshing to hear nuanced and compassionate conversations about ADHD that don’t feel preachy or dry. Loving every minute and cannot wait for more.
As a fellow neurodivergent person, I found this podcast to be an absolute gem. Sam and Katie's friendship shines through in every episode, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels like you're sitting down for a cuppa with old friends. Their contrasting views on ADHD - Katie's optimism and Sam's pragmatism - offer a beautifully balanced perspective that resonates deeply with the rollercoaster experience of neurodivergence.
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Two longtime friends, Katie Breathwick and Sam Pittis, share the contrasting realities of living with ADHD, pairing candid personal stories with practical strategies for everyday challenges. Conversations cover diagnosis, focus, rest, emotional regulation, relationships, parenting, work and the ways ADHD can shape routines and self-understanding. The hosts bring different perspectives: Katie often emphasizes the strengths and possibilities she finds in ADHD, while Sam offers a more pragmatic view of its difficulties. Expert guests, people with lived experience and public figures add clinical, educational and personal perspectives, from managing ADHD at home to navigating diagnosis later in life. The tone is warm, humorous and accessible, wi... more
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