Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude magazine.

This is Susan Coffin and you're listening to ADHD experts from Attitude magazine.

If you're an adult with ADHD who's ever felt ashamed, embarrassed, and adequate as a result of your symptoms you've come to the right

place today. Our guest is Sarah Solden and our topic is how ADHD and ADD

adults can learn to accept and even value our differences from all the other adults in what we call the

neurotypical world.

Sarah is a psychotherapist, she's in practice in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

She's been writing and speaking about ADHD in adults and especially in women for over 20 years.

She's a very popular, a much thought after speaker.

I've heard her speak at several national conferences and she's just a wonderful speaker and she's the

author of several terrific books that I recommend to you the very excellent women with

attention deficit disorder which is now in a new addition, as well as journeys through

A.D. D. adulthood. She will be addressing adults with ADHD today. Both men and

women, lest I left the impression that she is primarily a women specialist.

This topic affects all adults with ADHD.

So with that, let me turn the microphone over to Sarah with our thanks again, Terry for being with

us today.

Well, thank you, Susan.

It's wonderful to talk to you again,

and I thank you and Wayne and everybody for inviting me

for this wonderful opportunity to talk to adults at ADHD about this. this

this theme of mine, which is about accepting and valuing your differences

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