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626- The Lies We Were Told About ADHD: An ADHD Awareness Month Conversation

Jessica McCabe, of How to ADHD, discusses how she's actively unlearning the things she used to believe about ADHD and how the discourse has gradually changed. She also delves into her experience with postpartum depression after becoming a mother. Resources: ADHD Awareness Month 2 ...  Show more

625- ADHD Kids Are Awesome: Penn & Kim Holderness on Celebrating Brain Differences

Penn and Kim Holderness chat candidly about discussing ADHD and brain differences with children in an empowering way; Kim's late diagnosis during perimenopause; and the inspiration behind their newest children's book Get It Done & Have Fun! Resources: ADHD in Children Free Downlo ...  Show more

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