Akaysha Morgan flew under the radar for most of her life: quiet, capable, and never 'hyperactive enough' to be flagged as ADHD. But when she started university as a film student, everything changed. Long lecture days, rigid structures, and sustained attention demands collided with an internally hyperactive mind. Suddenly the coping strategies that once worked, weren't enough and the same supports weren't available, like family and the countryside.

In this episode, Akaysha shares what it is like to be a woman whose ADHD doesn't look loud on the outside but rarely quitens on the inside...

As a 41 year old woman with ADHD, Lucy talks about how she kept her family afloat by making the job of her dreams, the difference it makes being self-employed in a job she loves, and being by the sea with ADHD. She also talks about self-diagnosis with ADHD, parenting, living with Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) and about enjoying and surviving the all-important holiday season! You won't want to miss the infectious charm of this daring, funny woman!

In this episode Oli interviews Mel, CEO of ADHD Australia, an organisations working to amplify the voices of people with ADHD in workplaces, schools and social environments.