The ADHD Expert Opens Up About Love, RSD and Parenting - Brooke Schnittman 

EMDR saved my life and i dont hear about it nearly enough, especially for people like us that sometimes physically cant express our emotions. big props to my therapist at the time for realizing I can't properly express myself through speech all the time.

Always love how much I learn with this channel ❤

Thank you so much for your videos- Both me and my partner are both ADHD so this one resonated and helped SO much.🙏🏽

Thanks, am enjoying listening to your podcasts, it's my go to listening. I'm in Brighton, too! I'm 43 and just enjoying learning all about my ADHD. 🎉

I learned so much from this amazing podcast. Thank you so much. 😊

I'm seeing a mental health professional on Thursday and nervous, it's a needs assessment and I want to be tested for ADHD. What should I say? Any advice please? I'm 47 and have known since I was a child there was something different about me and my behaviours. THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. EXTREMELY HELPFUL 🙏 😊

Alex please make a part 2 🙏 I enjoyed this ... Keep going 💪

I’m seeing myself in her, and I was late diagnosed with autism and ADHD. Auditory processing differences particularly had me thinking that. But also her dynamism, facial expressions, body language are exaggerated like me.

I definitely jealous she had a nurse for 2 weeks to help with the new mom job.

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I don't believe this woman's experience is typical of most people's adhd experience. She is privileged and rich. She can clearly mask and has great support. Good family relationships. Most of us do not have any of this. Watching this just makes me feel angry, depressed, and frustrated. I have trouble believing she even has adhd. Regardless, she's had a charmed life. I am annoyed that the measure of success for adhd ers is how well they can mask. This is still in step with the system in place that a) does not accept us for who we are and b) only wants us to become like them or be rejected. I'm not finding this particular podcast helpful. We are still forcing adhd people to assimilate under the duress of being ejected from society. Belonging is a basic human need. One of the 5 of which without, we die. It's in Maslows hierarchy. Our society would rather let people who don't " fit in" (pass for worker bees) die than have compassion to accept them. They want to eliminate us unless we show up like her. Why should we even bother? It is heart breaking to know that no matter the medication we take, the self-regulation techniques, how much we mask, my son and I will never be welcomed and accepted,we will never belong, until and if we get an injection of "rich", like this woman. I'm feeling devalued by this one.