Amy Liz Harrison
Amy Liz Harrison
Deep Dive into the ADHD Dungeon: Part 2
Deep Dive into the ADHD Dungeon: Part 2
Deep Dive into the ADHD Dungeon: Part 2
Tuesday 6th August 2024
Explore how ADHD uniquely impacts women in this episode with Amy Liz Harrison. Gain insights into symptoms, societal pressures, and coping strategies.
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Episode Overview
- ADHD symptoms in women often present as internal struggles.
- Societal pressures and lack of research have exacerbated challenges for women with ADHD.
- Understanding one's condition can be a superpower.
- Seek proper diagnosis and treatment for effective management.
- Coping mechanisms developed by women with ADHD can sometimes be detrimental.
I feel like the price of undiagnosed and untreated ADHD is far higher for women than it is for men
Ever wondered why ADHD seems to affect women differently than men? In this episode of 'Eternally Amy - A Sober Mom of Eight's Journey from Jail to Joy', Amy Liz Harrison continues her deep dive into the ADHD dungeon, shedding light on the unique challenges faced by women with ADHD. Building on insights from Part 1, Amy discusses how ADHD symptoms in women often manifest as internal struggles, unlike the more visible signs in men.
She shares her own experiences, reflecting on how societal pressures and historical lack of research have exacerbated these challenges for women. Amy's candid discussion covers everything from the impact of ADHD on self-esteem to the coping mechanisms women develop, often to their detriment. With a blend of humour and heartfelt honesty, she encourages women to seek proper diagnosis and treatment, emphasising that understanding one's condition is a superpower.
Amy also touches on the role of societal expectations and the church in shaping women's experiences with ADHD, making this episode a must-listen for anyone affected by or interested in ADHD. Don't miss out on Amy's unique perspective and practical advice – it might just change how you view ADHD.