Identifying & Supporting Girls & Women With ADHD

THE AUTISM ADHD PODCAST

Holly Blanc Moses

Psychology, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Adhd, Speechtherapy, Autism, Autismawareness, Occupationaltherapy, Child, Therapy, Parent, Parenting, Education, Behavior

4.8 • 650 Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2024

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Thanks for joining me today:) In this episode, Dr. Julia Schechter and I are chatting about ADHD in girls and women. As a woman with ADHD, I know how important it is to understand that signficant impact of ADHD on everyday life. We are covering the information you need to know such as -

The differences between girls & boys with ADHD
Identifying ADHD in girls
Receiving a late diagnosis
The impact of ADHD on mental health
Academic struggles
Social challenges
Emotional dysregulation
Support and MORE!

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Autism, ADHD podcast. I am so happy that you join me today. I want to take a moment and ask for your help. Please take just a second and give the podcast a five-star review.
0:19.5	This will help me continue the podcast and keep bringing you
0:23.3	helpful information. Thanks so much again for taking the time to give that five-star review.
0:29.2	Now let's get started. Welcome Dr. Julia Schechter to the Autism-A-D. podcast.
0:39.9	Thank you so much for having me.
0:41.6	I'm so glad to be here.
0:42.8	I'm so glad you're here, too.
0:44.0	And I was, like, laughing as we begin because you're cracking each other up with my technology knowledge there.
0:50.9	Okay, so I'm going to introduce you really quick for everyone.
0:57.5	Dr. Julia Schechter is a licensed clinical psychologist and assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral
1:02.7	Sciences at Duke University School of Medicine. In addition to being a clinician and researcher,
1:08.5	she also helped to found a currently co-directs the Duke Center for
1:13.7	Girls and Women with ADHD. Yay, I'm so excited about that. The center is focused on promoting
1:20.1	evidence-based information about ADHD and girls and women, engaging in outreach with patients
1:26.4	in the public and conducting research.
1:29.1	So needed.
1:31.7	Yes, we think so too.
1:34.1	Yes, I'm super excited.
1:35.6	And I think it's so fitting that I am having my second cup of coffee with my, for those of you are watching, the ADHD late diagnosis club.
1:46.9	Yeah.
1:48.0	That my dear friend who was also diagnosed late in life made for me.
1:53.4	Isn't that nice?
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