Description

In a neurotypical dominated society, the way attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) traditionally presents itself is often deemed as lazy, inefficient, naughty, unmotivated.

But what can we do more of in our communities, schools, workplaces, families and friendships that can help bring out the many superpowers of an ADHD-er?

We talk about:

• What is ADHD and what are some symptoms and misconceptions? When should someone consider going for a diagnosis?
• What are the pros and cons of having a diagnosis? What implications might it have on relationships?
• How can our communities and workplaces better support those with ADHD? How can they better support themselves?

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Meet Moonlake Lee
Moonlake is the founder of Unlocking ADHD, a charity that aims to educate more of us about the mental health condition. She advocates for the cause following her daughter’s and her own diagnosis at the age of 50.

Get in touch with Moonlake

• LinkedIn

Resource list

• Adult ADHD Starter Kit
• Unlocking ADHD’s self-assessment tool

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About the Finding Common Ground Podcast
Deep-dive conversations with change-makers and bridge-builders about how any of us can begin creating the change we long to see.

Get in touch with Common Ground

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