It’s the ADHD-Friendly Show, where we celebrate smart, creative women with ADHD. We focus on the positive aspects of our neurodiversity and share tips, hacks and life advice on playing to your own unique strengths at work and life. There’s no denying that living with ADHD can be challenging (especially around menopause, holy smokes), but focusing on the good is the best way to create energy, focus and follow through, so that’s what we do here. Connect with me on
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It’s the ADHD-Friendly Show, where we celebrate smart, creative women with ADHD. We focus on the positive aspects of our neurodiversity and share tips, hacks and life advice on playing to your own unique strengths at work and life. There’s no denying that living with ADHD can be challenging (especially around menopause, holy smokes), but focusing on the good is the best way to create energy, focus and follow through, so that’s what we do here. Connect with me on
Instagram: www.instagram.com/carenmagill
My Website: www.itsadhdfriendly.com
Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEdXA7ul
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Getting older with ADHD hits differently… especially if you’re a woman. No one prepared me for the hormonal crash, the emotional whiplash, the memory changes, or the way your younger decisions come back around. So today I’m breaking down the truth about “old lady ADHD” — the stuff I wish someone told me at 35, 45, and honestly even 50.
What I cover…
• The estrogen cliff and why your ADHD symptoms can explode in midlife
• Why cognitive changes hit harder for ADHDers
• Emotional regulation in your 50s… and why Gen X was never taught this
• How aging makes you “more yourself” (the lovely parts and the spicy parts)
• The financial and health consequences of impulsive decisions in your 20s and 30s
• Why midlife ADHD requires a total reboot of your systems and coping strategies
This video is for you if…
• You’re 35+ and noticing your brain changing
• You’re in perimenopause and wondering if it’s ADHD or dementia
• You’re younger but want to prepare your future self
• You want tools, not shame
• You’re navigating money, health, or identity shifts as you age
• You want to feel like yourself again
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