Andrea
Andrea
SHITSHOW SATURDAY #131 - Neurodivergent Folks
SHITSHOW SATURDAY #131 - Neurodivergent Folks
SHITSHOW SATURDAY #131 - Neurodivergent Folks
Saturday 23rd November 2024
Andrea and guests share their experiences with ADHD, autism, and trauma in adulthood. A raw, honest, and engaging discussion on neurodivergence.
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Author:
Andrea
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Categories:
Healing Relationships
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- ADHD and autism often diagnosed in adulthood.
- Symptoms of neurodivergence can overlap with those of complex PTSD.
- Technology addiction may mimic ADHD symptoms.
- Childhood trauma significantly impacts adult behaviour.
- Managing neurodivergent symptoms without medication can be challenging.
I'm 99% sure that my phone addiction and technology has literally altered my brain.
In this episode of Adult Child, Andrea dives into the experiences of neurodivergent individuals within her SHITSHOW community. The conversation focuses on the challenges and misconceptions faced by adults diagnosed with ADHD and autism later in life. Andrea shares her own journey with an ADHD diagnosis and questions whether her symptoms are truly ADHD or a result of technology addiction and complex PTSD.
You'll hear from several guests who provide their personal stories and insights, highlighting the overlap between trauma and neurodivergent symptoms. The discussions are raw and honest, addressing the difficulties of managing symptoms without medication and the impact of childhood trauma on adult behaviour. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the intersection of neurodivergence and trauma, and it offers a supportive space for those navigating similar struggles.
With a blend of humour and heartfelt conversation, Andrea and her guests create an engaging and relatable episode that will leave you reflecting on your own experiences. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion - it might just change the way you see neurodivergence and trauma.