Could it be ADHD?

Could it be ADHD? Are you a late diagnosed ADHDer? Or maybe you’re a bit curious about whether or not those quirky traits and years of anxiety could be ADHD related?Each week I delve into another late-diagnosed journey to share all ranges of lived experiences and fight the ADHD stereotypes and stigma. With a bit of humour along the way. Plus regular episodes from professionals sharing tips and advice and their own experiences.If you’re on the same path I hope this helps.Follow me on Instagram @coulditbeadhd_thepodcast

Could it be ADHD? is a health podcast hosted by Sam Milburn, with 40 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sam Milburn hosts Could it be ADHD?, a health show with 40 episodes published.

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  Episode #43

  ADHD Consultant & Trainer H Harris shares their story on masking and how own the sh*t out of who you are

  Dec 6, 202456 minS0

  <p>Today I’m joined by H Harris who coaches neurodivergent people to own the sh*t out of who they are! I came across them on social media when they shared a post that talked about double masking as a black neurodivergent person.</p> <p>We had an amazing conversation covering a lot of topics that I think will be helpful for so many people.</p> <p>In this episode we talk about:</p> H’s late identified journey with ADHD and Autism (and why they prefer the term identify instead of diagnosis even with a professional diagnosis) How they...

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  Episode #42

  Sarah Cawood on ADHD, Navigating Menopause without HRT and Living a Life you Love after Surviving Cancer

  Nov 17, 202458 minS0

  <p>Sarah Cawood is a TV presenter who regularly appeared on shows like Live and Kicking, Top of the Pops and MTV back in the 90s and 00s – if you’re a 40-something like me you’ll remember those days well! Sarah has had the most incredible and challenging few years surviving breast cancer and navigating menopause. She identifies with ADHD traits and has found a way to navigate menopause and life without HRT that works for her and her family.</p> <p>It was a pleasure to have Sarah on and take on board her infectious energy and outlook on lif...

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  Episode #41

  ADHD, Neurodivergency and the Correlation with BDD (Body Dysmorphic Disorder)

  Nov 6, 202440 minS0

  <p>In this episode I talk about the correlation between neurodivergency and body dysmorphic disorder (BDD).</p> <p>I ran a webinar recently with BDD specialist Dr Lauren Peile for the BDD foundation (the only charity dedicated to supporting people with BDD) and found out that 80% of the children in the BDD specialist unit in London were neurodivergent.</p> <p>I have cared for an adolescent for a number of years with BDD and helped them through extensive therapy. I also have another close family member with BDD. And we are a neurodivergent family. So although there still needs to...

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  Episode #40

  ADHD Right to Choose Expert Nicola Cheetham Shares Advice and Her Experience of ADHD

  Oct 23, 20241h 7mS0

  <p>Nicola Cheetham is a fellow late diagnosed ADHDer and Advocate who received her diagnosis when she was 50. Nicola has grown a large following on Tik Tok and is dedicated to helpng people access a diagnosis through the right to choose pathway to avoid lengthy wait times and to empower people to advocate for them themselves.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is such a juicy episode full of useful info about right to choose!</p> <p>We talk about</p> <p> </p> How her ADHD realisations came about How even after two years post diagnosis Nicola is still working out wh...

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  Episode #39

  ADHD, Social Anxiety & Stigma - Public Speaker and Mental Health Advocate Wes Woodson Shares His Story and Insights

  Oct 15, 202455 minS0

  <p>Wes Woodson is an incredible human, public speaker and mental health advocate making a difference to the lives of teenagers up and down the US touring Universities and Colleges. Through his talks and workshops fighting the stigma and giving children the tools to manage their mental health.</p> <p>In this episode we talk about:</p> Wes’s experience at Primary School and feeling different. How he came to be labeled with ‘learning disabilities’ instead of understanding it was ADHD How his story has shaped his purpose and passion for helping children by touring schools in the US and sharin...

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