Welcome! My friend Trina joins us this episode to share her stories. She is a personal development coach who works with people who are stuck in cycles of procrastination get more of their right things done. She is a mom of two amazing humans. She is an artist, a tea drinker, a lover of nature and all the beautiful things. She also happens to have ADHD.  You can find her upcoming workshops at www.simplemindful.com and nuggets of wisdom over on Instagram @simple.mindful.adhd and Facebook Simple Mindful ADHD.  Enjoy!

This week I am joined by my friend Tosca (she/her). Tosca is a mama to two kiddos, a sign language interpreter, and figured out she has ADHD 2 years ago, over a year after her first baby was born. She is brilliantly honest and has impacted me personally in regards to ADHD. She is one of the people that shared her ADHD findings about herself in our weekly virtual meet-ups in such a way that I saw a whole new outlook on ADHD. I'm so grateful for her taking time out of her busy day to share her stories with us!

Welcome back! This is another solo episode where I share a funny insight into starting a podcast focused on women with ADHD in a pandemic. 

In this episode, I refer to a workshop I am looking forward to taking with Trina MacLean starting May 16th. You can find details to that workshop here.

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My diagnosis started with hearing stories from other women that had been diagnosed with ADHD. I believe in the importance of listening and being heard as part of our understanding and healing journeys. 

If you are a woman (cis, trans, non-binary) that has an ADHD diagnosis, I'd love to share a conversation with you about your journey. Please connect me via email at sharingstoriesadhd@gmail.com. A reminder that I am not a therapist or doctor, the idea is peers supporting and holding each other up virtually.

Hello! I'm getting interviews and background stuff underway for the near future and I thought I'd kick off the series with my own story. I'm Laurie (she/her), a 40 year old Canadian woman with 4 kids making my messy way through a recent ADHD diagnosis. I tried to keep it brief (a difficult task for an ADHDer) as talking to myself is not as much fun as sharing a conversation with another person. It's imperfect, even though I would prefer it to be perfect, as you will hear. If you'd like to share your stories about your ADHD diagnosis with me, please send an email to sharingstoriesadhd@gmail.com!

I'm a 40 year old women that has recently been diagnosed with ADHD. As I deep dive into educating myself on what this means and reframing my life that has led to this point, I want to hear stories from other women about their journey with ADHD. I feel like connection through story sharing and feel like listening is important to healing. I figure why not deep dive into it with a podcast to help share those relatable journeys. Let’s use your open heart as a conduit to allow your voice to be heard. The focus is from a women's perspective: cis women, trans women and non-binary folks voices are all welcome here. You can connect with me at sharingstoriesadhd@gmail.com to start sharing your journey.