Neurodiversity advocate Ellie Middleton discusses the lost generation of Autistic ADHDers, the dangers and benefits of self-diagnosis, and the challenges faced by neurodivergent women. She also explores the impact of medication shortage on mental health and redefining 'high functioning' in relation to neurodiversity.

Emma Tracey, Thea Stein, and Ellie Middleton discuss the alarming rise in autism and ADHD cases, long NHS waiting lists, and the need for better support. The podcast also covers US support for Israel amid the Gaza conflict and arms sales evaluation challenges faced by the UK government.

Join comedians and authors Shappi Khorsandi and Stacey Duguid, alongside ADHD advocates Ellie Middleton and Kat Brown, as they share their transformative journeys with late-diagnosed ADHD. They discuss balancing authenticity with societal pressures, the challenges of imposter syndrome, and coping strategies for social anxiety. The conversation explores humorous anecdotes from their careers, the importance of community support, and the impact of self-care practices in managing ADHD. Tune in for relatable stories, insights, and empowering life hacks!

Ellie Middleton, an activist dedicated to empowering neurodivergent people, shares her journey of navigating life with ADHD and autism. She reflects on the profound impact of masking her identity and the emotional toll it takes. Conversations about the chaos of misdiagnosis and the liberating experience of unmasking reveal deep insights. Ellie also discusses the balance between authenticity and societal expectations, emphasizing the importance of community support and self-acceptance in the face of neurodivergence.

Ellie Middleton, Autistic and ADHD creator, talks about writing while neurodivergent, building an audience, and going viral. They discuss content creation, writing nonfiction, managing time and projects with ADHD, and raising awareness and accommodations in the workplace. They also touch on the concept of masking and the journey to unmasking neurodivergent traits.