Jennifer McKenzie
Jennifer McKenzie, Lianne Terry
Late Diagnosis ADHD with Lianne Terry
Late Diagnosis ADHD with Lianne Terry
Late Diagnosis ADHD with Lianne Terry
Tuesday 2nd April 2024
Jennifer McKenzie chats with Lianne Terry about her late ADHD diagnosis, its impact on life and relationships, and finding joy in neurodiversity.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the impact of a late ADHD diagnosis.
- Challenges in work performance and daily tasks.
- The role of family dynamics in managing ADHD.
- Finding joy and creativity in neurodiversity.
- Importance of support systems for mental health.
My whole life now makes sense like so many things I was just like oh yeah because I really struggled.
Ever wondered how a late diagnosis of ADHD can reshape your entire perspective on life? In this episode of 'That Inner Voice', host Jennifer McKenzie chats with psychotherapist Lianne Terry about her journey to an ADHD diagnosis in adulthood. Lianne shares candid stories about her struggles with underachievement and work performance before realising she had ADHD. The conversation touches on how this realisation has influenced her life, relationships, and career.
From working long hours just to keep up, to the relief of understanding her own mind, Lianne's story is both relatable and enlightening. Jennifer and Lianne also discuss the impact of ADHD on parenting and family dynamics. Lianne talks about the challenges of managing daily tasks and the importance of support systems. They explore how ADHD can affect one's ability to focus and complete tasks, often leading to feelings of frustration and inadequacy.
The episode isn't just about the struggles, though. It's also about finding joy and creativity in neurodiversity. Lianne shares how she uses her unique perspective to help others as a psychotherapist, specialising in relationships, family dynamics, and healing childhood wounds. Her insights into ADHD and autism offer valuable lessons for anyone navigating similar challenges.
So, if you're curious about how a late diagnosis can change your life or you're looking for some heartfelt advice on living with ADHD, this episode is a must-listen. You'll find yourself nodding along, laughing, and maybe even shedding a tear or two. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation that blends humour, honesty, and hope.