Order of the Squirrels Podcast
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Where ADHD Meets AAPI Chaos (We will probably forget why we're here!)Welcome to the podcase where two primenopausal (because life wasn't chaotic enough), time blinded, and easily distracated moms - Kim Ratliff, A Korean-American artist, Navy Spouse, and boymom and Rhea Yap, a Filipino nurse (Duh), creative hobby hoarder, and fellow boy mom attempt to have structured conversations about ADHD, shatter the AAPI stereotype... and inevitably get sidetracked.
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Focuses on ADHD management, AAPI cultural stereotypes, and motherhood with episodes covering topics like ADHD coping strategies, challenges of being Asian-American moms, and humorous takes on daily life, often steering towards relatable and chaotic personal stories.
Where ADHD Meets AAPI Chaos (We will probably forget why we’re here!)
Welcome to the podcase where two primenopausal (because life wasn’t chaotic enough), time blinded, and easily distracated moms – Kim Ratliff, A Korean-American artist, Navy Spouse, and boymom and Rhea Yap, a Filipino nurse (Duh), creative hobby hoarder, and fellow boy mom attempt to have structured conversations about ADHD, shatter the AAPI stereotype… and inevitably get sidetracked.
In this episode, Kim Ratliff and Rhea Yap discuss the intersection of ADHD and Asian American culture, exploring personal experiences, cultural expectations, and the challenges faced by families. They delve into the stigma surrounding mental health, the importance of self-forgiveness, and the evolving understanding of ADHD in the context of cultural identity. The conversation highlights the need for greater awareness and resources for those affected by ADHD, particularly within Asian American communities.
ADHD is often underdiagnosed in Asian American communities due to cultural stigma.
Cultural expectations can create additional pressure for children with ADHD.
Personal experiences with ADHD can vary widely based on cultural background.
Education is highly valued in many Asian American households, impacting children's mental health.
Late diagnosis of ADHD can lead to feelings of relief and understanding.
Self-forgiveness is crucial for parents of children with ADHD.
Cultural barriers can hinder open discussions about mental health.
There is a growing awareness of ADHD and mental health in Asian American communities.
Learning differences are often not accommodated in traditional educational systems.
Resources for ADHD support are becoming more accessible now than in the past.
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