Episode 42

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10th Nov 2022

Newly diagnosed with ADHD? Here's what you need to hear...

Creating a community and supporting women through their ADHD journeys is what Kate and her guest, Patricia Sung, have in common - among lots of ADHD commonalities!

Patricia Sung helps mothers with ADHD get their crap together one step at a time and feel confident running their family life. Her top-ranked podcast, Motherhood in ADHD, is a lighthouse for women with ADHD, reminding us that we are never alone in our struggles. You can connect with Patricia at motherhoodinadhd.com and sign up for a class at bit.ly/adhdmama.

During today's episode, Kate and Patricia speak about:

  • Running before we can walk after a diagnosis
  • Taking time to sit with your diagnosis before starting "the work"
  • Processing our diagnosis, recognising the grief, the regrets and emotional response
  • The struggle with our sensory input and emotional regulation
  • Separating from the anger and understanding that we can do things differently
  • The valley of disappointment - going through the discomfort to get through the other side
  • Highlighting the "out of the box" thinking that is common with ADHD
  • Finding your tribe after a diagnosis
  • Empathy and ADHD and absorbing people's energy
  • Inner restlessness and feeling fulfilled in motherhood
  • Checking in with our daily emotions and understanding what we need
  • The need for spirituality and soul activation
  • Unapologetically leaning towards more self-care so we can be the best version of ourselves
  • Learning to trust ourselves after years of negative conditioning

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Kate Moryoussef is a women’s ADHD Lifestyle & Wellbeing coach and EFT practitioner helping overwhelmed yet unfulfilled (many with ADHD like her) women find more calm, balance, health, compassion, creativity and clarity in their lives. 

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The ADHD Women's Wellbeing Podcast
Empowering mindset, wellbeing and lifestyle conversations for newly-diagnosed ADHD women
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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Kate Moryoussef

ADHD Women's Wellbeing Podcast host, wellbeing and lifestyle coach, and EFT practitioner for women with late-diagnosed ADHD.
www.adhdwomenswellbeing.co.uk