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ADHD Focus – Women with ADHD
ADHD Focus – Women with ADHD
ADHD Focus – Women with ADHD
Monday 27th March 2017
Kathleen Nadeau joins Dr. David Pomeroy to discuss the unique challenges women face with ADHD and offer practical coping strategies.
32 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Women and ADHD: Navigating Challenges with Kathleen Nadeau
When I'm talking about women with ADHD, I often tell the story of a family that came to me...And it's just so therapeutic to come together with women who literally do know what you're talking about, to share war stories, to share tips, to provide each other with emotional support.
Imagine dealing with the whirlwind of ADHD while juggling the myriad roles women often play. That's exactly what Dr. David Pomeroy dives into in this episode of ADHD Focus, featuring the insightful psychologist Kathleen Nadeau. With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Nadeau sheds light on why ADHD in women is frequently overlooked during diagnosis and how this impacts their self-esteem and daily lives.
She shares practical advice and coping strategies that have helped countless women manage their ADHD more effectively. One of the standout points in this conversation is the vital role of support groups. Dr. Nadeau emphasizes how these communities can offer therapeutic benefits and a sense of empowerment. She also highlights the importance of women being proactive in seeking help, given that their symptoms are often misunderstood or dismissed.
If you're a woman with ADHD, know someone who is, or are simply interested in understanding this condition better, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable tips. Tune in to hear about real-life experiences and expert advice that could make a difference in how you or your loved ones manage ADHD.