AuDHD… Or just a bit weird..?
AuDHD... Or just a bit weird..?
Podcast Description
Following the sometimes amusing, sometimes emotional and often chaotic journey of a middle aged queer person on the world's most ironic waiting list to get a formal AuDHD diagnosis...
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Content Themes
Centers on themes of neurodiversity and mental health, with specific episodes detailing personal experiences with ADHD, coping strategies, and discussions around the diagnosis process, such as Emma's journey from realization to diagnosis and the impact of memory issues.
“AuDHD… Or Just A Bit Weird…?” follows my late-in-life journey through an AuDHD assessment, unpacking lifelong traits, their impact and the coping strategies I’ve picked up along the way.
Rachel Morgan-Trimmer is a passionate and refreshingly authentic voice in neurodiversity, blending sharp humour, hard-won wisdom, and lived experience to change the way we understand autism and ADHD. Founder of Firebird, the consultancy making workplaces kinder and more inclusive for everyone, Rachel draws on her own journey as an autistic and ADHD advocate to break down barriers and spark honest conversation. Author of “How to Be Autistic,” a supportive guide for the newly diagnosed, and creator of the brilliantly titled TEDx talk “Inclusion Is Selfish,” Rachel challenges us to see neurodivergence as a source of strength, and busts myths with a warmth and irreverence that sticks. I was thrilled to get Rachel on the podcast to talk about all of this and her new venture… AuDHD day!
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