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Dr. David Pomeroy
The “lived experience” of ADHD as motivation to help others deal with it.
The “lived experience” of ADHD as motivation to help others deal with it.
The “lived experience” of ADHD as motivation to help others deal with it.
Tuesday 7th May 2024
Join Dr. David Pomeroy and PIPA Simu as they share personal ADHD experiences, tackling societal pressures and self-acceptance.
59 minutes
Empowering
Compassionate
Informative
Raw
Supportive
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Episode Overview
- Exploring personal experiences of living with ADHD
- Discussing challenges and societal perceptions of women with ADHD
- Emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and community support
- Highlighting the role of shame and societal expectations in ADHD management
- Encouraging open conversations and safe spaces for individuals with ADHD
I hope that's something that people listening could take away, that they would find a safe space to speak their truth, to tell it like it is, to bear it.
What happens when you mix expert knowledge with personal stories? You get a podcast episode that’s both enlightening and deeply relatable. In this episode of 'ADHD Focus', Dr. David Pomeroy sits down with UK psychologist PIPA Simu to talk about their own experiences with ADHD. They cover a wide range of topics, from the unique challenges faced by girls and women with ADHD to the intense societal pressures that often lead to feelings of shame and inadequacy. Dr.
Pomeroy and PIPA don't just stick to the clinical side of things. They dive into what it really feels like to live with ADHD day in and day out. How do you cope when you’re constantly battling against impossible expectations? What does it mean to accept yourself, flaws and all? This episode is a heartfelt conversation that aims to break down the stigma surrounding ADHD and offer a safe space for those who feel misunderstood.
If you're a student struggling to keep up, a woman grappling with societal pressures, or anyone trying to understand ADHD better, this episode has something for you. It’s not just about managing symptoms; it’s about embracing who you are and finding motivation in your lived experience. Tune in for a raw, honest discussion that’s as informative as it is comforting.