Montana's Peer Network
Montana's Peer Network
ADHD Awareness
ADHD Awareness
ADHD Awareness
Monday 23rd October 2023
Join Kayla on 'Recovery Talks' as she shares her personal journey with ADHD, offering hope and insights into living with the condition.
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Episode Overview
- Kayla shares her personal journey with ADHD and the impact of her brother's early diagnosis on her perception of her own struggles
- Kayla discusses the feelings of regret and shame she experienced and the pivotal moment of validation and empowerment through her dual diagnosis of CPTSD and ADHD
- Insights into the unique ways ADHD presents in women and the importance of seeking professional support and validation
- Kayla's experience serves as a beacon of hope and resilience, illustrating the possibility of finding healing and peace in the journey of recovery
Recovery is possible. It's fantastic. Progress not perfection. Recovery is always possible.
What does it really mean to live with ADHD? In this heartfelt episode of 'Recovery Talks', hosts Jim Haney and Kayla dive into the world of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in honor of ADHD Awareness Month. Kayla opens up about her personal experiences, painting a vivid picture of what it's like to navigate life with ADHD. From childhood confusion to adult coping strategies, she shares her story with raw honesty and a touch of humor.
Kayla recounts how her brother's early diagnosis made her question her own struggles, leading to feelings of regret and shame. It wasn't until she received her own diagnosis of CPTSD and ADHD that she found a sense of validation and empowerment. This turning point allowed her to advocate for her mental health needs, shedding light on the unique ways ADHD manifests in women.
Throughout the conversation, Kayla emphasizes the importance of seeking professional support and understanding one's own mental health journey. Her insights offer hope and resilience, showing that recovery is not just about managing symptoms but also about finding peace and self-acceptance. Whether you're living with ADHD, know someone who is, or are simply curious about the condition, this episode is a must-listen. It's a reminder that every journey is unique, and there's strength in sharing our stories.