ADHD PeriPunks
ADHD PeriPunks
Podcast Description
ADHD PERI PUNKS is the rebel podcast set to empower women and lend support to those around them as they navigate the wild expedition of ADHD and perimenopause/menopause.
Blowing the roof off the stigma surrounding this arena, it's about embracing these natural states of being by owning your rant, accepting yourself, and raising awareness through shared experiences and knowledge.
We aim to create a punk community where authenticity reigns, and you can safely celebrate and express your neurodivergent, hormone-rockin' self.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes centered around ADHD, perimenopause, and women's empowerment. Highlights include heartfelt personal narratives, the impact of hormonal fluctuations, community support, and mental health awareness. For example, an early episode features a deep dive into the intersection of autoimmune challenges and neurodivergence, as well as the need for open conversations about the stigma attached to these conditions.

ADHD PERI PUNKS is a rebel podcast that empowers and supports women + those around them as they navigate the wild expedition of A(u)DHD & peri/menopause.
Blowing the roof off the stigma, it’s about embracing these natural states by owning your rant, accepting yourself, and raising awareness through shared experiences & knowledge.
In our punk community, authenticity reigns, and you can safely celebrate & express your neurodivergent, hormone-rockin’ self.
Follow us on Instagram, SubStack, TikTok, and YouTube for show clips, updates + emerging research.
SUMMARY:
Therapist, trauma specialist, unapologetic ND-mom, and now coach, Sera Gray joins ADHD Peri Punks to talk ADHD, perimenopause, feminist rage, creative healing, and what happens when women finally get seen—by themselves and each other.
EPISODE DESCRIPTION:
What happens when you mix late-diagnosed ADHD, perimenopausal chaos, feminist rage, and four neurodivergent kids under one gloriously weird roof?
You get Sera Gray—Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist, founder of Wild Lotus Therapy & Coaching, mother, artist, and unapologetic forest witch who’s helping women unmask, heal, and burn down the shame that kept them small.
In this raw, soulful, and laugh-out-loud episode, hosts Sarah Glasco and Chrissy Ingram sit down with Sera to talk about what it really means to wake up to your own neurodivergence in midlife—right when your hormones start rioting and the medical patriarchy tells you it’s “just stress.”
Sera has built her life and practice around helping women, girls, and parents untangle misdiagnosis, masking, trauma, and hormonal mayhem. Her approach blends clinical science, feminism, art, and archetype work, reminding us that healing isn’t linear—it’s creative, chaotic, and deeply human.
Join Sarah and Chrissy for a fierce, funny, and unfiltered convo. Sera shares her late ADHD diagnosis story, the hormone-fueled chaos of midlife, what the system keeps getting wrong about ND women and girls, and why creative, feminist care is the revolution we need.
From parenting in a house full of neurodivergence, to smashing shame with art and archetypes, this episode is required listening for anyone feeling unseen, too much, or just over the “good girl” act.
Together they dive into:
💥 The ADHD discovery story — how Sera finally recognized her own brain at 40 and why so many women don’t get diagnosed until midlife.
🔥 Hormones & rage — why perimenopause can amplify ADHD symptoms and unearth decades of repressed fury (and why that’s not a bad thing).
💬 Systemic failures — how women are gaslit by the healthcare and mental-health systems and what it takes to keep advocating anyway.
🧠 Parenting neurodivergent kids — what it’s like to raise four wildly different brains while trying to unmask your own.
🎨 Art & dreamwork as therapy — how creativity, imagination, and “witch energy” can become a form of nervous-system regulation.
💪 The future of neurodivergent care — why we need universal ADHD screening, trauma-informed systems, and a whole lot more compassion.
Sera doesn’t sugarcoat the messy middle—she’s lived through postpartum hell, domestic violence, burnout, and now perimenopause. Her story is a reminder that rage can be sacred, rest can be rebellion, and that there’s magic in the moments we think we’ve fallen apart.
This is more than a podcast episode; it’s a rallying cry for neurodivergent women who are tired of apologizing for existing.
🎧 Listen now to Wild Lotus Rising on ADHD Peri Punks—where hormones, humor, and holy rage meet the science of self-acceptance.
Follow Sera:
Instagram: www.instagram.com/wildlotuscoachingwithsera
- Website: wildlotuscoaching.com
- YouTube: www.youtube.com/@wildlotuscoachingwithsera
- FREE Skool Community: skool.com/wildly-intuitive-nd-women-1747
Subscribe for more punk-fueled, science-backed, radically honest conversations about ADHD, menopause, and the power of neurodivergent women.
Keywords
Sera Gray, ADHD Peri Punks, ADHD, ADHD women, ADHD and menopause, ADHD and perimenopause, ADHD neuroscience, dopamine and estrogen, late-diagnosis ADHD, executive dysfunction, ADHD burnout, ADHD self-acceptance, neurodivergent women, ADHD education, hormonal health, brain fog, menopause mental health, ADHD research gap, ADHD and hormones, ADHD community, ADHD podcast, ADHD and autism, AuDHD women, HRT, bioidentical hormone replacemenet therapy, stimulant medication, mandalas, neurodivergent parents, neurodivergent parenting, ADHD Coach, ADHD therapist, neuroaffirming therapy

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