Women with ADHD: Loving Strategies for Thriving in the face of Distraction, Embracing Your Differences and Breaking through Barriers

Written by Jessica Gray

Narrated by Tyla Shandro

Do you often feel as if your life is out of control and that it has become impossible to meet demands?Is all your time and energy taken up with coping, staying organized and holding it together, with no time for fun or relaxation?Do memory lapses and inattention interfere with your routine, preventing you from achieving a happy life?Are you clueless as to how others manage to lead consistent, regular lives

ADHD in women often goes undiagnosed. Too many women have grown up being called lazy, selfish, spacey or dumb because their symptoms were simply ignored or disregarded.

Even if you have not been formally diagnosed, this manual is a must-read if:

◆ Forgotten projects and unpaid bills just keep piling up.

◆ Romantic relationships and friendships can be a struggle because social rules seem so very complicated.

◆ You struggle to relax and unwind as your mind is on the go.

◆ At social gatherings you feel overwhelmed and shy but can end up talking over people as you are nervous.

◆ You are a high achiever but then feel frustrated that you have not met your full potential.

◆ All your time and energy are taken up with coping, staying organized and holding it together, with no time for fun or relaxation.

◆ You have trouble balancing your finances.

◆ You struggle to move forward with your goals.

◆ Your mind drifts during conversations unless you’re the one talking or it’s a topic you find very interesting.

If you endured a childhood of insults and low self-esteem, don't get stuck there! Break the cycle of frustration and chaos and start working with your extraordinary mind.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Emotionship Srls
• Release date: Jun 30, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822604414

Reviews for Women with ADHD

[Brown Charlotte · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Pulls no punches, informative, straightforward- audio version not perfect but good enough. Predominant America focused/cis het,
Needs amending to be more inclusive but all in all very good and helpful!

[Nancy Phillips · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Tyler not sure is spelling, has poor narration of this book: Her tone in the way she’s reading is monotone and not engaging. She often trips over the words or there is mispronunciation. I read many books on women and ADHD, there are better books but the narration just makes it more difficult to want to listen again.