Dr. Louise Newson is a physician, menopause specialist and member of the UK Government’s Menopause Taskforce. She is also an award-winning doctor, educator, and Sunday Times best-selling author, committed to increasing awareness and knowledge of perimenopause and menopause.

00:00 Trailer

02:39 What will the audience learn in this episode

06:21 How hormones influence ADHD traits

13:30 How "in the dark" are women still about their own hormones

20:41 Tiimo advert

21:50 At what stage of the monthly hormone cycle is ADHD most manageable

27:03 How female contraception is affecting ADHD traits

28:41 The correlation between menopause and ADHD diagnoses’s in women

30:48 Advice for ADHD women approaching menopause

40:55 The link between Emotional Dysregulation and Menopause

44:14 Hallowell Brain Health Advert

45:34 The link between AuDHD and hormones

50:26 The ADHD item

56:43 The ADHD agony aunt

01:01:30 A letter from the previous guest

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Producer: Timon Woodward

Recorded by: Hamlin Studios

Trailer Editor: Ryan Faber

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