ADHD & Friendship: Why It Feels So Hard with Jessica McCabe [Part 2]

The Most Misunderstood Part of Autism with Rachel Feldman {Part 2}

What does friendship really look like for autistic and AuDHD individuals? In this episode, Rachel Feldman, LCSW, shares her personal and professional insights on communication, social cues, boundaries, and the importance of finding people who truly understand you. We explore why direct communication matters, how neurodivergent friendships often differ from societal expectations, and why there is no single "right" way to connect with others.

Why ADHD in Women Gets Missed for Years with Dr. Gilly Kahn [Part 2]

Why are so many women diagnosed with ADHD later in life? In this episode, psychologist and author Gilly Kahn opens up about the hidden realities of ADHD in women, from impulsivity and emotional dysregulation to trauma, masking, hormones, and late diagnosis.

The Hidden Signs of ADHD in Women with Dr. Gilly Kahn [Part 1]

In this episode, psychologist and author Dr. Gilly Kahn joins the podcast to discuss the hidden realities of ADHD in women, from emotional dysregulation and masking to late diagnosis, anxiety, and the stigma surrounding treatment.

What Autism in Women REALLY Looks Like with Rachel Feldman [Part 1]

What does autism actually look like in women and late-diagnosed adults? In this powerful conversation, psychotherapist Rachel Feldman shares her personal journey of being diagnosed with ADHD in childhood and autism later in life and how that discovery changed everything.

Autism & ADHD in Adults: The Cost of Not Knowing Sooner with Patrick Casale [Part 2]

In this powerful conversation, Patrick Casale shares his experience of being diagnosed with autism and ADHD later in life and the years of loneliness, confusion, and self-doubt that came with it. From feeling “broken” to struggling with identity, burnout, and belonging, this episode dives deep into the emotional reality of undiagnosed neurodivergence.