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Women & ADHD

Sivan Hong: Parenting neurodiverse children

Women & ADHD

Katy Weber

Mental Health, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Education

4.9685 Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Episode 71 with Sivan Hong.

"After my diagnosis, I felt anger and sadness and joy all at the same time because it explained so very much."

Sivan’s career spans over two decades in several industries and professions, including holding esteemed positions as a professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business and former partner at The Bridgespan Group.

Sivan lives in Connecticut with her husband and their two neurodiverse sons, and is the author and illustrator of the Super Fun Day Books, a children’s book series that includes:

“Benny J. and the Horrible Halloween” “George J. and the Miserable Monday” “Emily D. and the Fearful First Day”

Her inspiring picture books focus on neurodiverse children who overcome their challenges with perseverance and bravery. (And big congratulations are in order to Sivan, because “George J. and the Miserable Monday” recently hit #1 on Amazon in its genre!)

We talk all about parenting neurodiverse kids while being neurodiverse moms, and we also discuss some of the unique difficulties faced by ADHD women when it comes to balancing careers and motherhood.

Website: sivanhong.com

Instagram: @sivan_hong_author

 

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consult today. As adults, Mondays can be hard for us, right? Like, that's not just a kid problem,

1:07.3

but giving kids the tools to talk about what those feelings are and respecting

1:13.9

and owning the fact that those feelings are real teaches them about how to deal with it when

1:19.4

they're older.

1:24.7

Hello and welcome to the women and ADHD podcast. I'm your host, Katie Weber. I was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 45,

1:33.4

and it completely turned my world upside down. I've been looking back at so much of my life,

1:39.7

school, jobs, my relationships, all of it with this new lens, and it has been nothing short of

1:46.1

overwhelming. I quickly discovered I was not the only woman to have this experience, and now

1:50.9

I interview other women who, like me, discovered in adulthood they have ADHD, and are

1:56.4

finally feeling like they understand who they are and how to best lean into their strengths,

2:02.3

both professionally and personally. Okay, let's dive right in with episode 71 in which I interview

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