In this episode of Clinically Awkward, Alyssa Zimmerman sits down with Bailey Pilant, an AuDHD Licensed Mental Health Counselor, to explore the experiences of neurodivergent women navigating diagnosis, societal expectations, and hyperfixations. From the invisible struggles of late-diagnosed ADHD and autism, to the unique challenges of beauty pageants and conventional attractiveness, Bailey shares how masking, rejection sensitivity, and social pressures shape the neurodivergent female experience.
They dive deep into unmasking, self-acceptance, and the intersection of hormones and neurodivergence, uncovering how understanding our brains can empower women to advocate for themselves and build meaningful connections. Tune in for candid stories, laughs, and insights that celebrate the messy, brilliant, and resilient world of neurodivergent women.
