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ADHD for Smart Ass Women with Tracy Otsuka
- By: Tracy Otsuka
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57 mins
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59 mins
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1 hr and 12 mins
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- Theresa Greer
- 10-18-23
Helpful information that is so validating!
I was nodding my head with every word. it's so validating to hear others' experiences as females with ADHD.
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- Alisia Davis
- 08-14-22
So great! Highly recommend. There is hope!
This podcast was excellent. I have only listened to a few episodes in the series because I just found it, but so far, the ones I've listened to have been great! I was so happy to hear the interview with Kailin. I feel like my medication isn't working (or helping) the way it should be, but I've only been diagnosed and on meds for 2 years. It took SO long to try this dose to start and give it a few weeks, step up a tiny bit higher and try that for a while, step a bit higher again - over and over and over, I'm afraid to try something different because it is such a difficult process! She also made me question my diagnosis. I've been on various antidepressants for about 20 years now, which started in college. I have such similar traits to Kailin, I'm wondering if there isn't something more to my Neuro divergence. I knew that ADHDers have super powers and are amazing at some specific things, but I had never heard anything about ADHD in high achieving women. First I opened up Kailinjohnson.com so I didn't have to worry about remembering the url. Next up, a Google search for ADHD in high achieving women. Thank you!
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- Che
- 11-25-21
Getting to know myself.
This is so helpful. I love a lot of this episodes. the one about learned helplessness was very helpful. thank you so much. it is entertaining, informative and engaging.
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- SMSLee
- 12-30-22
thank you!!!
Great and helpful information!! I love listening to these podcasts everyday while driving to work.
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- SzQ
- 06-11-24
Understanding
One, two, three, four, Five, six, Everything, Everything, Everything, Everything, Everything, Everything, Everything, Everything, Everything
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- Sandra R. McMillan
- 11-17-21
this is me!!
I'm 59 and just going through this. This episode was so very empowering and helpful
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- Vanessa Gould
- 10-26-23
Love this podcast!
I have been on my own journey and slowly discovering that I have ADHD. I have not been officially diagnosed but my 5yo son is about to go through the process. Listening to the first few episodes confirmed in my soul he had something more going on with him than just behavior problems. It's also helped give me the confidence to be able to walk this journey with my son and be his advocate.
I have never felt so heard and understood in my life! Love listening to this podcast. Tracy is fun to listen to and love her perspective on the subject!
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- G. Chercus
- 09-26-21
Really helpfull
All great points and good to not feel so alone in it but ... acknowledging medication and doing the work sometimes doesn't make life livable.
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- Jennifer Niemann
- 07-19-22
LOVE THIS PODCAST
As a woman with ADHD I so appreciate this! I feel so seen when listening but would LOVE to hear from more women diagnosed later in life (I was as diagnosed at 42-after my son was). I still struggle with imposter syndrome (despite proven success) and am terrified to be “out” in a professional capacity. Would love to hear more of a GenX perspective on these issues.
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- Robbi78
- 10-23-22
Thank you for doing these podcasts
I just found this podcast and have been listening non stop. For the longest time I felt like I was the only woman with ADHD. To hear others talking about their journey, so often it’s like I’m hearing myself. I don’t personally know any other woman struggling with ADHD. It gives me hope things can and will change for me, hearing others have been able to get control of their ADHD and thrive.
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