ADHD Chatter Podcast

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ADHD Chatter Podcast

Guys… my RSD book is in the Sunday times best seller list again. Thank you so much 💚

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ADHD Chatter Podcast

I'm going LIVE today on my Patreon at 5PM BST for an Ask Me Anything Q&A.

Nothing is off limits. Whether you want to ask about ADHD, RSD, unmasking, business, building ADHD Chatter, content creation, or the practical hacks that genuinely help me, I'll answer as many questions as I can.

See you there! 👉 www.patreon.com/cw/ADHDChatter

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Every ADHD woman needs to know this 💚

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Alex Partridge for prime minister, my manifesto?

Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria to be added to the ADHD assessment criteria and recognised as the hardest part of ADHD.

Children with ADHD receive 20,000 extra micro rejections than a neurotypical child:

“You’re embarrassing yourself”
“Why are you being lazy?”
“Stop biting your nails!”
“Why are you crying?!”
“Stop being dramatic”
“You’re too sensitive!”
“You’re really rude”
“Stop being weird!”
“Stop fidgeting”
“Calm down”
“Be normal!”
“Stop it!”

Even non-verbal rejections like an eye roll.

This turns them into adults who experience something called Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria. It causes extreme emotional pain when someone rejects or criticises them.

One tiny comment, like a friend saying they’re too busy to see them, can trigger a nervous system collapse that feels like they’re being attacked.
And it means they:

Can’t do anything unless it’s perfect.

They stay in the office 4 hours later than others.

They stay up all night to complete the work to a high standard. They work obscenely hard simply to protect themselves from the emotional pain that comes when their boss makes a tiny correction to their work.

Fear disappointing people.

This turns them into people pleasers. They abandon their own wants and needs to satisfy the want and needs of others. They’re always over apologising.

They hide their suffering because they don’t want to cause a fuss or let anyone down but they’re crumbling inside, drinking or eating in secret, silently imploding emotionally, filled with sadness and shame.

They avoid making decisions.

They don’t apply for that promotion, they stay in that abusive relationship, they let that ‘friend’ keep walking over them.
It feels safer to avoid the conversation.

Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria is exhausting, debilitating and dangerous. And I promise to add it to the assessment criteria for ADHD if you make me your prime minister!

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Rich and Rox: “We’ve never spoken about this before” 💔

https://youtu.be/ouPcHRavfFg?is=ysuii...

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ADHD Chatter Podcast

Dr Shyamal Mashru is an award-winning psychiatrist and ADHD expert who has treated thousands of people with ADHD.

Drawing on years of clinical experience, he shares one of the most honest and comprehensive conversations we've had about the realities of living with ADHD.

https://youtu.be/RJVUnKDCM-I?si=VqWs_...

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The lonely side of AuDHD nobody talks about.

Dr. Samantha Hiew is an ADHD and Autism expert with a PhD in Medical Sciences and lived experience of being AuDHD.

In this episode, we explore the hidden cost of masking Autism, the identity crisis that can follow a late diagnosis, why making friends can feel so difficult, and how to find your true self after years of pretending to be someone you're not.

https://youtu.be/qF4gbvQKxoU?si=4QOk5...

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Dr Alex George is an ADHD and OCD specialist.

He’s using his incredible knowledge to help you understand your complex brain.

https://youtu.be/cKV0pVTCYM4?si=x2MWK...

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2023: I started an ADHD podcast in my bedroom.
Yesterday: I did an ADHD podcast in front of 850 people.

No words. Thank you so much 💚

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