19. So You Think you have ADHD? | Adult vs Childhood Diagnosis | ADHD AUNTIES

ADHD Aunties | Biracial & Bitchy Podcast
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Welcome to "ADHD Aunties"! This first in it's series episode explores insightful discussions as host Nisha, a half Indian woman working in entertainment who was diagnosed with ADHD as a child, compares and contrasts her life with guest and best friends Karen, a half Mexican teacher recently diagnosed with ADHD as they share their personal experiences and challenges.
Nisha and Karen compare their unique ADHD journeys, from childhood to adulthood, and discuss the differences in their diagnoses and how they learned to accept their neurodivergence. This episode aims to raise awareness about ADHD in diverse communities and provides valuable insights for those wondering if they might have ADHD.
Discover how Nisha and Karen navigate their daily lives, seek support, and find effective treatments. Whether you're newly diagnosed, suspect you might have ADHD, or are looking for ways to support a loved one, this episode is packed with helpful tips and heartfelt stories.
Don't miss this empowering conversation!
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[@brooklynmadrid360]

I think this has been one of the most relatable pieces of content I’ve come across. THANK YOU! 🫶🏼

[@NishaBalsara]

I’m so glad!! Thank YOU for commenting!!

[@Robinglending]

Any tips on finding psychiatrists that are open to looking at this diagnosis in older adults

[@NishaBalsara]

Absolutely! Google is how i found mine. I specifically searched for “psychiatrists near me specializing in adult and adolescent adhd”. I found that they tend to have more experience with treating adhd specifically for adults so they have the best advice and experience on changing up our specific medications, lifestyle habits, and other adhd challenges! Hope that helps 💕