Julie Legg speaks with writer, advocate, mother of six, and trauma survivor Julie Barth, whose powerful story of caregiving, survival, and personal evolution is nothing short of extraordinary. Julie opens up about life before and after her ADHD diagnosis, the generational ripple effects of misunderstood neurodivergence, and rebuilding her life after emotional and financial abuse. This episode explores the complexity of undiagnosed ADHD in women, the strength in vulnerability, why “bouncing fo...
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Julie Legg speaks with writer, advocate, mother of six, and trauma survivor Julie Barth, whose powerful story of caregiving, survival, and personal evolution is nothing short of extraordinary. Julie opens up about life before and after her ADHD diagnosis, the generational ripple effects of misunderstood neurodivergence, and rebuilding her life after emotional and financial abuse. This episode explores the complexity of undiagnosed ADHD in women, the strength in vulnerability, why “bouncing fo...
S2E8: ADHD, Logic, Music & Liberation + guest Jel Legg
ADHDifference
24 minutes
2 months ago
S2E8: ADHD, Logic, Music & Liberation + guest Jel Legg
Julie Legg is joined by Jel Legg, a multi-disciplinary creative whose life has moved through a remarkable series of reinventions - from engineering and web development to professional music production. Diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 55, Jel reflects on how his late diagnosis brought not just relief, but deep validation for a lifetime of curiosity, burnout, and non-linear success. With humour and insight, Jel shares how understanding his neurodivergence helped him give himself permission to...
ADHDifference
Julie Legg speaks with writer, advocate, mother of six, and trauma survivor Julie Barth, whose powerful story of caregiving, survival, and personal evolution is nothing short of extraordinary. Julie opens up about life before and after her ADHD diagnosis, the generational ripple effects of misunderstood neurodivergence, and rebuilding her life after emotional and financial abuse. This episode explores the complexity of undiagnosed ADHD in women, the strength in vulnerability, why “bouncing fo...
