In this episode, Cynthia Hammer, founder of FINDtheADHDgirls, talks with Angelina Tilley, a mom who recognized the subtle signs of inattentive ADHD in her daughter and pushed for early diagnosis. Angelina shares how her own late ADHD diagnosis gave her the tools to see the patterns in her child—meltdowns at home, emotional overwhelm, sensory sensitivities, and struggles with focus that weren’t disruptive in class but were life-altering at home. Together, they explore why ADHD in girls is so o...
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In this episode, Cynthia Hammer, founder of FINDtheADHDgirls, talks with Angelina Tilley, a mom who recognized the subtle signs of inattentive ADHD in her daughter and pushed for early diagnosis. Angelina shares how her own late ADHD diagnosis gave her the tools to see the patterns in her child—meltdowns at home, emotional overwhelm, sensory sensitivities, and struggles with focus that weren’t disruptive in class but were life-altering at home. Together, they explore why ADHD in girls is so o...
Has ADHD Diagnosis for Girls Improved? Mary Anne Richey Weighs In
FINDtheADHDgirls Podcast
27 minutes
11 months ago
Has ADHD Diagnosis for Girls Improved? Mary Anne Richey Weighs In
In this interview, Mary Anne Richey, a school psychologist with over 27 years of experience and author of Raising Girls with ADHD, discusses the evolving understanding of ADHD in girls. She shares insights into the challenges of diagnosing ADHD in girls, especially in relation to societal expectations and the lack of research focused on them. Mary Anne explores the impact of late diagnoses, the importance of early intervention, and how ADHD presents differently in girls compared to boys. She ...
FINDtheADHDgirls Podcast
In this episode, Cynthia Hammer, founder of FINDtheADHDgirls, talks with Angelina Tilley, a mom who recognized the subtle signs of inattentive ADHD in her daughter and pushed for early diagnosis. Angelina shares how her own late ADHD diagnosis gave her the tools to see the patterns in her child—meltdowns at home, emotional overwhelm, sensory sensitivities, and struggles with focus that weren’t disruptive in class but were life-altering at home. Together, they explore why ADHD in girls is so o...
