ADHD Aha!
A podcast by Understood.org, Laura Key - Tuesdays
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90 Episodes
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ADHD and dyslexia, and the reading anxiety that comes with both (Carol’s story)
Published: 2/6/2024 -
The problem with attention “deficit” (Ernie’s story)
Published: 1/23/2024 -
PTSD and ADHD, tangled up (Hannah’s story)
Published: 1/10/2024 -
Adulting and executive function skills (from the In It podcast)
Published: 1/2/2024 -
From ADHD perfectionism to empathy and grace (Livingston’s story)
Published: 12/26/2023 -
Tackling organization, clutter, and stress with hyperfocus (Wendy’s story)
Published: 12/12/2023 -
Impulsive extrovert or ADHD? (Sam’s story)
Published: 11/28/2023 -
How to tell the difference between tantrums and meltdowns (from the “What Now? A Parent’s Guide” podcast)
Published: 11/21/2023 -
“I thought I was just quirky.” Plus, ADHD accommodations at work (Mananya’s story)
Published: 11/14/2023 -
ADHD doesn’t go away (Johnathan’s story)
Published: 10/31/2023 -
The noisy ADHD brain — plus ADHD and lying (Oliver Vaquer’s story)
Published: 10/17/2023 -
The pressure to be productive with ADHD (Dani Donovan’s story!)
Published: 10/3/2023 -
What is executive function?
Published: 9/19/2023 -
Rejection sensitivity, ADHD drain, and the power of failure (Weston’s story)
Published: 9/5/2023 -
Depression, relationships, and the myth of the ADHD “superpower” (Max’s story)
Published: 8/22/2023 -
ADHD, social awkwardness, and ghosting (Allison’s story)
Published: 8/8/2023 -
ADHD frustration and anger, plus ADHD and tics (Adam’s story)
Published: 7/25/2023 -
ADHD and depression (Josh’s story)
Published: 7/11/2023 -
5 ADHD labels to let go of (50th episode special!)
Published: 6/27/2023 -
Being trans with ADHD (Max’s story)
Published: 6/13/2023
Listen to people share candid stories about the moment it clicked that they have ADHD. Host Laura Key, who’s had her own ADHD “aha” moment, chats with guests about common topics like ADHD and shame, mental health challenges, and more. Through heartfelt interviews, listeners learn about the unexpected, emotional, and even funny ways ADHD symptoms surface for kids and adults.