Reanne is a fully liberated, no f#@ks given ADHD and autistic. This episode is a deep dive into what it means to live a life completely accepting their ADHD. We talk about about overcoming RSD and anxiety, raising kids, and a whole bunch of other stuff.

"Invasion of the Confidence Snatchers" explores the topic of imposter syndrome with guest Amy Wilkinson. They discuss the difference between self-doubt and imposter syndrome, ways to combat it, and how it affects various aspects of life. Amy shares personal experiences and strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome and building confidence.

In this episode, I had the privilege of chatting with the remarkable Jenn Kerr.

From the moment we first connected, I knew we were going to be having an authentic conversation. Jenn does not hold back from recounting her early diagnosis in the 90s, through losing it when they turned 16, and the pivotal role that advocacy from parents made to her life.

Jenn also opens up about their personal journey with ADHD, recounting a defining moment from their childhood that still resonates with them to this day. We explore the challenges they faced and how medication became a game-changer, unlocking a whole new world of focus and productivity.

There is so much in this episode, we even talk about the impact of ADHD on relationships and how Jenn navigates the sometimes unpredictable twists and turns with incredible resilience.

It's like having a masterclass in empathy and understanding rolled into one captivating conversation!

So, my friends, if you're ready to truly grasp the wonders of ADHD and embrace your own unique journey, then grab your headphones, find a comfy spot, and join me as we welcome the awe-inspiring Jenn Kerr to "This is ADHD!" Trust me, this episode is chock-full of eye-opening insights and heartwarming moments that will leave you feeling inspired and ready to fight for your right to ADHD!

In this episode, "10 Things I Hate about ADHD," I am joined by Thomas Woodhams, LinkedIn recruiter and late diagnosed ADHDer of over 4 years as we share and debate the 10 things we hate about ADHD.

This episode contains intimate experiences and the challenges he has overcome and the decisions that he has made to be able to get the most out of his life.

Join me, Chris Johnson, and the marvelous Thomas as we talk about what it means to be ADHD

Welcome to the first episode of "This is ADHD!" I'm your host, Chris Johnson, and I am so excited to dive into the world of ADHD and raising families!

Joining us today is the amazing Nicola Ostler, Nicola's journey with ADHD started back in her own childhood, where she often felt like she was "just a bit too much." Now, as a parent raising not one, not two, but three children with suspected neurodivergence, she's bringing her experiences and insights to our conversation.

We'll be diving into parenting and the conversations we have with our kids. Talking about advocating for them in the school system to making necessary adjustments in their chores around the house, Nicola has a profound understanding of what it takes to truly support our neurodivergent children.

Nicola's reflections on the world's perception of oversensitivity and enthusiasm will make you question why we put such limitations on our authenticity. We'll also explore the confusion and self-doubt that often arise when we navigate the complexities of our minds.

Trust me when I say this conversation is going to be equal parts enlightening and entertaining. Nicola's warmth, humor, and raw honesty will have you feeling like you're chatting with an old friend over a cup of tea.

So, if you're ready to dive deep into the world of ADHD parenting, understanding the challenges, embracing the quirks, and finding the beauty in it all, join us for this incredible episode of "This is ADHD!" Trust me, you won't want to miss it.