Big emotions, black-hole hyperfocus, and caffeine just to function—sound familiar? In this episode of ADHD Eavesdrop, we sit down with neurodivergent author Jennifer Shaw to explore her family’s shared journey with ADHD and autism.
Diagnosed in adulthood, Jennifer found clarity and healing through writing, music, and deep self-discovery. She shares how late diagnosis transformed her parenting, mental health, and creativity. From navigating emotional dysregulation to using writing as a nervous system regulator, this conversation is packed with real-life strategies and relatable stories for anyone living with ADHD or autism—especially women and parents.
🧠 Topics include: • Late ADHD and autism diagnosis in adults and children • Writing for emotional regulation and mental clarity • Music, movement, and creative expression as neurodivergent coping tools • Parenting neurodivergent kids while navigating your own diagnosis • Reframing “too much” as a neurodivergent strength
👩💻 Guest: Jennifer Shaw is a writer from Airdrie, Alberta, whose family shares both ADHD and autism diagnoses. Learn more: https://jmshawauthor.com
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⚠️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for education and entertainment only. Views expressed are those of the guests and do not substitute for professional medical or mental health advice.
