
Dr Jennifer Dall discusses her late ADHD diagnosis and shares insights on managing ADHD in women.
Most women with ADHD are diagnosed late after years of being called lazy, difficult or disorganised. Dr Jennifer Dall was told in her fifties she couldn’t possibly have ADHD. She’d had it her whole life. A former educator of 25 years, she is now a grief-informed neurodivergence specialist, founder of ADHD Holistically, and an independent author releasing four books in a single year through her own press, Curveball Press. In this episode she explains why ADHD in women is missed for so long, the three-day system she uses to get real work done when long focus isn’t an option, and why she built a four-book product line instead of chasing a publishing deal. You’ll learn: Why ADHD in women goes unrecognised for 30, 40, even 50 years The “ADHD tax” — what it quietly costs you in work, money and relationships The Three-Day Sprint: a way to finish things when you can’t grind for weeks How she runs a business and a publishing imprint around how her brain works The one small shift to try first if you’re starting to suspect you have ADHD _________________________________________ CONTACT JO: Subscribe to The Jo Show → https://www.youtube.com/@the_jo_show Apply to be a guest on The Jo Show →…
Host: Jo McKee
Guest: Dr Jennifer Dall
Organizations: ADHD Holistically, Curveball Press
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