Dr. Kathleen Nadeau discusses the importance of group support for women with ADHD, challenges of aging with ADHD, myths about stimulant medications for older adults, and the need for understanding ADHD in older adults. She also talks about the struggles of adulting with ADHD, failure to launch in younger adults, and upcoming book on ADHD diagnosis and treatment for women.

Dr. Kathleen Nadeau discusses the challenges of ADHD and aging in women, emphasizing the importance of diagnosis and treatment in later years. She shares insights on maintaining healthy habits, empowering brain health, and supporting aging individuals through continuous growth and social engagement.

Psychologist Kathleen Nadeau discusses ADHD in adults at midlife, focusing on the challenges faced by women with ADHD, the importance of pursuing a midlife diagnosis, and simple steps to improve quality of life with ADHD. Topics include managing symptoms, societal expectations, stress impact, and building supportive communities for women with ADHD.

Experts Dr. Kathleen Nadeau, Dr. Ellen Littman, Dr. Patricia Quinn, Dr. Sari Solden, Dr. Sandra Kooj discuss ADHD, women, and hormones. They delve into topics like ADHD misdiagnosis in women, societal pressures, hormone impacts, and the connection between dementia and ADHD symptoms.

Kathleen Nadeau, founder of the Chesapeake Center and an expert on ADHD, dives into the complexities of diagnosing ADHD in older adults. She discusses the distinctions between ADHD and cognitive decline, emphasizing the importance of tailored treatment strategies. Nadeau highlights how hormonal changes during menopause can exacerbate symptoms and stresses the need for comprehensive assessments for proper diagnosis. Personal stories and research underscore the critical role of social connections and non-medical interventions in improving cognitive health for this often-overlooked demographic.