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This week Jess talks to Cassidy from San Diego about the mental health stigma in her Cambodian culture and the resistance that she experienced in getting mental health help leading to a late ADHD diagnosis.

Cassidy talks about her discovery about the connections between Asian culture and mental health and specifically Cambodian history/culture and mental health. Because this is an ADHD podcast there are also a couple of off-tangent conversations thrown into the mix.

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"I believe in supporting people to help them make the best choices possible. By helping them to better understand themselves and their situations"

This week, Jess talks to Dr Ari Tuckman a psychologist who specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD. He is the author of Better Sex Life, Better Relationship, More Attention, Less Deficit, and Understand Your Brain, Get More Done. He is a former vice president of ADDA and now has a practice in West Chester, Pennsylvania, where he works with adults and adolescents with attention challenges.

They chat medication, the importance of strategies needed for a full ADHD life, what challenges ADHD can pose, and of course ADHD/non-ADHD adult relationships. Most specifically, how both partners can make them work better.

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What is it like having ADHD at eleven? What is it like being a parent of an ADHDer? 

This week, Jess talks to two people who know the answers to those questions. Noelle, an eleven year-old recently diagnosed with combined ADHD and her Mum, Monique.

They talk all things ADHD from stigmas to talents, really delving into what it is like having ADHD at eleven and all the struggles and benefits that come with having one exceptional ADHDer as a daughter.

This week, Jess talks to Anna all about her lockdown diagnosis. 

Anna, a kiwi currently living in Thailand shares her diagnosis story, what support she was offered (not much) and all the tips and tricks that helped her live her best lockdown life. 

Listen in to Anna, a teacher talking ADHD stigma, reactions and her feelings surrounding her ADHD lockdown diagnosis.

Please note: Expect some off-tangent tales, random anecdotes and why sugar is an ADHDers kryptonite. 

What is ADHD coaching and what does it involve?

In the first episode of the brand new series Jess is joined by Caitlin, an ADHD coach from San Fransisco. They chew the fat all about ADHD coaching and share their ADHD stories - because there are a fair few to go around.

Listen in to hear Caitlin's experience being coached which ultimately led up to her starting up her own ADHD coaching business.

From lockdown to laundry - Jess talks to Anna her long suffering flatmate. The two chew the fat about the chaos, mess and patience that all comes with living with someone with ADHD in 2020.