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Busting the Myths on ADHD with Skye Waterson - Unlocking the Superpowers of Neuro Diversity
Episode 520

Busting the Myths on ADHD with Skye Waterson - Unlocking the Superpowers of Neuro Diversity

Brave Bold Brilliant

June 30, 202542m 22s

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Show Notes

Jeannette meets Skye Waterson from New Zealand to discuss the complexities of ADHD, its increasing recognition in society, and its impact on individuals, particularly in entrepreneurial settings.

Skye shares her personal journey of being diagnosed with ADHD while pursuing her doctorate, highlighting the challenges and strengths associated with the condition. She emphasises the importance of understanding ADHD not just as a label, but as a unique way of processing the world that can lead to both struggles and remarkable creativity

You'll hear why

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a greater awareness of ADHD, with many individuals recognising their unique working styles and seeking support, resulting in a rise in diagnoses.

ADHD is characterised by challenges such as difficulty with motivation, working memory, time blindness, and emotional regulation.

It is essential to recognise that these challenges are real and can significantly impact individuals' lives.

Individuals with ADHD often possess unique strengths, particularly in creative problem-solving and out-of-the-box thinking

Businesses can better support employees with ADHD by offering flexible work arrangements and understanding individual needs, which can enhance overall productivity and morale.