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You're Wrong About ADHD

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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

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At the end of 2025, Katie and Sam look back on a year of honest conversations about what it really means to live with ADHD. From the voices in our heads to the systems that still need fixing, they reflect on the conversations and moments that mattere... more

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Recent Guests

Megan Nicola
Confidence Trainer and Speaker
Episode: Break Up with Your Inner Bully: ADHD and the Power of Self Talk
Professor Anita Thapar
One of the UK's foremost experts in child and adolescent psychiatry and chair of the Independent ADHD Taskforce.
Episode: The ADHD Taskforce Report: £17 Billion Lost and a System in Crisis
Dr. Lindsey Roberts
Chartered psychologist with a wealth of experience in ADHD support and research.
Episode: BONUS: ADHD Myths and Misconceptions Debunked
James Brown
Scientist, advocate, and author of ADHD Unpacked
ADHD Adults podcast
Episode: BONUS: Inside the ADHD Brain with Alex Conner and James Brown
Alex Conner
Scientist, advocate, and author of ADHD Unpacked
ADHD Adults podcast
Episode: BONUS: Inside the ADHD Brain with Alex Conner and James Brown
Dr. Tamara Rosier
ADHD coach, author of Your Brain's Not Broken, founder of the ADHD Centre in West Michigan
ADHD Centre in West Michigan
Episode: ADHD and Emotions: Why Men Bottle It Up and How to Stop
Holly Morris
Content creator and podcast host who speaks openly about life with ADHD.
Episode: Holly Morris on ADHD and Why “Away with the Fairies” Deserves a Rethink
Katrina Ridley
Heart presenter who shares personal insights on navigating ADHD
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Episode: BONUS: Katrina Ridley - “I’m in the club”: Life after ADHD diagnosis
Saskia Joss
Child anxiety specialist
Help My Child Anxious podcast
Episode: BONUS: ADHD and Anxiety in Kids- How to Spot It and Support Them

Hosts

Sam Pittis
Host and co-host who explores the experiences of living with ADHD, offering humor and personal insights.
Katie Breathwick
Host and co-host known for her optimistic perspective on ADHD and facilitating discussions around its personal impacts.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 206 ratings
  • Kurz & informativ

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bemse3
    Germany2 months ago
  • Thank you!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dallasmum
    United States6 months ago
  • Brilliant, relatable presenters and guests

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bea M S
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • A must listen!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Helen Peters
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • An absolute gem

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eli Trier
    Denmarka year ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging and relatable discussions that blend humor with insightful perspectives on ADHD.
Many comments highlight the hosts' personal experiences as comforting and validating for those navigating similar challenges.
Overall, there is a consensus that the podcast effectively creates a supportive community atmosphere.
Critiques mention a desire for more balance in framing the conversation around ADHD, with some disagreement over the portrayal of ADHD as a 'superpower'.

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Break Up with Your Inner Bully: ADHD and the Power of Self Talk
Q: Tell me what self-talk is.
Self-talk is described as the running monologue of our experiences, processing interactions with the world and ourselves, often turning into self-criticism when we don't feel we belong.
Listener Letters: Motivation, Burnout and Finding Your Way After Diagnosis
Q: How do you keep moving forward once the excitement of discovering you have ADHD wears off?
It is about talking to people, working things through, and realizing it's a long journey of self-discovery.
ADHD and Emotions: Why Men Bottle It Up and How to Stop
Q: How can someone suggest emotional support to a friend with ADHD?
It's best to have conversations when things are calm, using gentle observations rather than direct criticisms.
ADHD and Emotions: Why Men Bottle It Up and How to Stop
Q: What can listeners do to widen their window of tolerance?
Listeners can use physical strategies, such as exercise or sensory stimulation, to help manage their emotional states.
BONUS: Inside the ADHD Brain with Alex Conner and James Brown
Q: How easy do you find it to implement changes in your life regarding ADHD?
It's difficult; many people know what they should do but struggle to apply it consistently due to the unique nature of their ADHD.

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This podcast offers an insightful exploration into the realities of living with ADHD. Hosts Sam Pittis and Katie Breathwick, both of whom discovered their ADHD later in life, share their personal anecdotes while discussing a variety of topics related to the condition. Each episode blends humor and heartfelt discussions about the challenges and triumphs associated with ADHD, debunking myths along the way. The show is particularly notable for its emphasis on community engagement, inviting listeners to share their own stories and questions. Additionally, expert guests frequently contribute to discussions, enriching the content with diverse perspectives and research-backed insights into ADHD management.

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1. ADHD Chatter
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2. Professor Anita Thapar
3. Dr. Lindsey Roberts
4. James Brown
5. Alex Conner
6. Dr. Tamara Rosier
7. Holly Morris
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