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ADHD in the UK: Realisation to Empowerment
- A Navigation Guide for Your ADHD Journey
- Narrated by: Chris Healey, AJ Harman, Pippa Simou
- Length: 3 hrs and 4 mins
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Summary
A UK Route Map for Navigating ADHD.
As soon as you discover you have ADHD, a life-changing journey begins.
If you are undertaking this journey in the UK, you will face numerous obstacles along the way.
Don't be deterred. You are not alone.
This book is a guide to help you on your journey. To successfully manage ADHD, diagnosis is crucial.
Knowing yourself allows you to understand yourself better, to make positive changes and to learn to accept and love who you are.
Those of us with ADHD discover that our greatest difficulties and our greatest strengths come from our neurological difference.
Learn to embrace your ADHD, be proud of what it brings you and begin to celebrate your talents.
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- Dingoville
- 31-12-23
A truthful guide to ADHD as an adult in the uk
The insightful guidance and understanding of the true experience of having ADHD and the obstacles and hurdles that the UKs healthcare system present to people who need support and diagnosis
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- hayley
- 20-02-24
A pasionate look at ADHD and the journey to diagnosis in the UK for those who suspect it
I listened to this book after my sibling, who is on their own journey of discovery with ADHD, said that they recognised me in a lot of the things they had been learning about ADHD. As a near 40 year old female who is married, has been in my relationship for 24 years, has 'achieved' academically, and is not a physically hyperactive or impulsive person who engages in 'risky' behaviours, I of course dismissed the notion immediately. However, I listened out of interest to see if I could identify the traits she seemed to recognise, and alsoninnsupportbofnher own journey. And although there were some aspects that didn't bring true for me, I realise that this is because I fall more into the 'inattentive' subtype, where many of the behaviours do ring true. The chapter written and read by Pippa Simou which spoke more about the different ways in which ADHD can present (and be disguised) in women was a a real 'oh shit' moment for me where I thought - maybe I do have ADHD?! Since then, I have been through most of the phases and stages that the author, Chris, detailed and have been on my own side quest of research and learning. I do now think I need to consider a formal diagnosis, and even having only listened to the book once, the key messages of 'Titration' and 'Shared Care Agreement' appear to have been burned into my consciousness. Thank you, this book has opened my eyes and triggered the beginning of a new chapter in my life.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-02-24
UK women with ADHD are finally represented
This book is invaluable, especially if you are considering a referral for ADHD diagnosis in the UK. Having a whole chapter dedicated to the presentation of symptoms in ADHD women really sets this book apart from the rest and really helped confirm my suspicions. Packed full of useful information and succinctly written (and read) by the author, it’s a beacon of hope in the dire mess that is the UK health service and it’s failure to support ADHD individuals. Don’t feel like it’s for Brits only: it will still help if you are listening elsewhere in the world. Highly recommend.
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