The ADHD Women's Wellbeing Podcast

Health & Fitness #145, Mental Health #56

Are you ready to feel healthier, calmer and more balanced with your ADHD? Do you need help getting your emotional health, lifestyle and health on track but not sure where to begin? Perhaps you're newly diagnosed with ADHD and need some insights and perspectives on how you can turn your life around following this new discovery? In this new podcast, ADHD lifestyle & wellbeing coach and EFT practitioner, mum of four and ADHD herself, Kate Moryoussef will be having conversations with global experts, thought leaders, professionals and authors about how we can harness our wellbeing to work alongside our brains and enhance our lives as women with ADHD. So whether you're struggling with your nutrition, motivation to exercise, need help to calm your nervous system, struggle with anxiety, have found sleep difficult or simply looking for guidance on how to live a calmer and more balanced life - this podcast is for you. Kate will be bringing in a variety of guests and topics to help you live alongside your ADHD with more awareness, self-compassion and acceptance - no more self-criticism, judgement or blame - just honest, straight-talking conversations to help you live a kinder and more authentic life.

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completely happy customer!

Love this Podcast!

Great show!!!! Love it!!!!♥️😘♥️
pTERIdactyl

Validation is unmatched.

I’ve been on my ADHD journey for two years. I’m 33 and at times I feel like life will never get better, I feel like I’m going to be fighting for my life forever. This podcast is the most validating and educational thing in my journey so far. I actually feel hope. I can’t thank you enough.
bbarnesfagg

ADHD + Alcohol

Thank you for the episode with Kay about alcohol and adhd. I have struggled with what Kay called the “boom bust” my whole life which has included bouts of heavier drinking and sobriety and really struggling to maintain my healthy lifestyle choices.
E30 🍉🗝

Gen0cide apologist

Unfortunately this woman is a white supremacist Zi0nist and a gen0cide apologist. She genuinely believes that the value of an Israeli life is far greater than that of a P@lestinian. She calls those standing up to end the genocide of P@lestinians anti-semites. She promotes tropes used to justify the violence. There are many other Podcasts about adhd that are run by woman with in-tact consciences. Look elsewhere for your adhd support.
Moony_cat

Now I feel like I’m just being sold more somatic therapy rhetoric garbage now.

This podcast used to feature cool evidence-based topics and credible authorities on the topic. Now it feels like another energy-work-masterclass sales pitch. Ugh… idk where I feel it in my body…but this baseless, cheap-click fluff hurts my ears for sure.
AmandaPanda2U

The Link between Hypermobility, EDS & Neurodivergence

Such a fantastic episode!! I learned so much from this. I struggle with ADHD/BiPolar2/Hypermobility. I shared this episode with 5 medical/health professionals in my life. My doctor, an occupational therapist along with 3 therapists. One of which works with neurodivergent kids and another who’s partner and child are neurodivergent. And the third being a couple’s therapist who also works with family’s consisting of neurodivergence within the community. I have 2 other doctors in my family; I’ll be sharing this with them over the holidazes.
Misskris74

Game Changer

I was diagnosed with ADHD in my 40’s. I see a therapist, read books and I was questioning whether I have ADHD until listening to your podcast because I can identify with so many symptoms. I can connect the dots in my career and personal life. Thank you!!!!!
K8teeDid

Polished, Engaging and Warm

Kate has provided an educational space that feels like a cozy hug. I appreciate the length of the episodes. The content is delivered in a concise way that I can focus on. Tuning in feels like visiting a good friend. Thanks to Kate for creating this work!
Alicia Benr

Thoughtful and refreshing

I love this podcast’s take on ADHD topics. Her interviews always have this really reassuring sensible, kind, and sensitive vibe! Cute English accent too :)
Hold Hands & Kumbaya

Newly Diagnosed, This Helps

The episode on alcohol dependence got me to write this review. I’ve been casually listening and learning a lot. My older sister was diagnosed adhd a long time ago, and I never considered it until recently. I was diagnosed with a combination adhd- severe inattentive type with mild hyperactivity, which has explained so much about my life. We believe my mom has it too. Our whole family has had a habitual dependency with drinking that has always been high functioning, and we were recently discussing that maybe there’s a correlation between our alcohol use and adhd. Then this episode came out right after we had discussed it. Thank you for bringing the many, varied manifestations of adhd to light. I feel like I’m at the tip of the iceberg in learning more about myself, and this podcast has given me so many avenues to explore. It’s made me feel less alone, more forgiving of my behavioral antics, and validated in how I function. Thank you!
dragonfaeriexo

Disappointed

Full disclosure - I only listened to one episode, the very first one, about boundaries. It struck me as odd that the very first guest seemed very neurotypical to me, talking about identifying the changes that needs to be made and steps to take action. When I hear that, I immediately shut down because I don’t know if there’s anything that can be more frustrating that this approach for an ADHD person who is carving the change but has a lot of obstacles on the way - oh, I don’t know, memory issues, impulsivity, distractibility… When someone boldly lays out a plan to DECIDE to make a change and just take action, I know I am not seen and I should not waste my time.
amrl13

Blowing my mind

I’m a 30 year old woman who has been pretty recently diagnosed with ADHD, and am just starting to finally start working WITH my brain and not against it. This podcast is honestly life changing for me. I’m learning so much! Please please please check it out if you are a woman who has adhd.
lumawest

Wonderful

I found this podcast when I first started my ADHD journey and it quickly became a must listen for me. Kate and her guests have given me so much knowledge and tools to help myself. They have allowed me to name things that I have struggled with forever and that awareness is so powerful. Thanks, Kate!
LindaMiz

Thank you…

I love that you incorporated EFT in one of the episodes- I needed it exactly at that time and it worked… Also- keeping it simple now - only one ADD podcast in my library- yours. 🙏♥️
mrs.graphicdesign

Strikes all the chords!

I’m a self employed mom of three and was diagnosed around 40. Since then, I’ve been desperately trying to learn everything I can to find the missing tools I need to be able to accomplish my goals instead of feeling like I am always floundering and failing. There are a lot of other ADHD podcasts, but few that I’d say I really hit the most critical issues and give me some real tangible things to hold onto. These are real tools to try and hopeful, positive perspectives to identify with. Thank you and please keep up the wonderful content!
Oammo

Kate is so understanding and compassionate

I love this podcast. I’m 62 and still seeking a diagnosis. This podcast helps me in my journey of self compassion and understanding.
ilovepresidenttrump

Mimi

Awesome podcast you are right on target ! I never knew why I suffered and other people didn’t ?? I didn’t realize it’s a real thing until I was in my 60’s let me tell you it he’s worse as you get older maybe because my has never been addressed ! Your help and information is much appreciated !! Thank you ! Mimi NY
Raven 1000

Eye Opening

Great podcast. So much is making sense now. Listening to the podcast has led to so many “Ah Hah!” moments. Thank you so much!!!
blandandthirty

“that’s today’s episode: done!”

i was searching for an adhd podcast and didn’t know where to start. i was drawn to some of the titles here, and i’ve just been listening all day! great resources, conversation, and the feeling of being understood. thanks for this excellent podcast!
Future Astronaut

I Belong Here

Kate has started exactly the podcast I needed to hear. I got my ADHD diagnosis a few months ago at 29 years old after already earning a Ph.D. and achieving highly but using so much of myself and my emotional to get there. I’m so grateful for this wonderful podcast where I can learn about ADHD while learning from wonderful people that I’m not weird or alone. Thank you for what you are doing Kate! You’re right, I am here for a reason and it’s because I need your podcast in my life to help guide me to a healthy life with ADHD. My favorite episode is the one about perfectionism. It is absolute gold. I can relate so much and it’s given me a breakthrough with a recent struggle!
thestorygirl

Amazing Resource!

I absolutely love this podcast. A friend recommended it after I was diagnosed with ADHD at 39 and I can’t tell you how affirming and validating these episodes are. Many episodes resonate so strongly with me and give me a new kind of self acceptance. Thank you so much, Kate!
sotislpn

Finally someone gets it!

Having ADHD all my life but struggled with so many issues because my brain works differently. I just found this podcast and have enjoyed learning and feeling I’m not as alone as I thought. I was diagnosed early in my life simply because my mom was diligent. In the late 1970’s/early 1980’s ADHD was not a common diagnosis and rarely a diagnosis given to girls. But the only help I got was medication. As an adult I started learning more about behavioral changes and technology that helps me function and be productive. Thank you for your podcast and resource you offer.
Blue Kansas

Solutions-oriented and adult-centric

I love this podcast, which filled a massive self-care sized hole that used to exist in the ADHD podcast universe. This podcast is focused on helping women with late diagnoses deploy strategies to ameliorate neurodivergence-driven symptoms we used to think were personal failings. Mindblowing in the best possible way. I get a little hit of dopamine every time I see a new episode post! Thank you.
Supergirl1975

I always learn something new

This podcast is a great resource for someone newly diagnosed and looking to learn as much as possible! Very upbeat and a fun listen.
musiclvr18

The BEST podcast for women exploring ADHD!

I’ve truly enjoyed every single episode of the ADHD Women’s Wellbeing podcast! You can feel Kate’s passion in the way she talks and interacts with guests. It’s strikes such a great balance of being informative, motivational and comforting! Keep up the good work, Kate!
Vision Driven Mom

Brilliant!

Love this podcast and the important conversations Kate is having about women and ADHD. Honestly, Kate had me at seeing ADHD as limitless rather than limiting. Thanks for all you do!