Late-Diagnosed ADHD in Women Over 60: Grace, Systems, and the Mother Daughter Shift with Lisa Randall

What if you are not “too much,” “too chatty,” “too sensitive,” or “just rude”
What if your brain has been working overtime for decades, and a diagnosis is not a label, but permission to finally offer yourself grace?

In this episode, we talk about what it feels like to be diagnosed with ADHD later in life, the quiet shame so many women carry, and the surprisingly practical supports that can change your day-to-day.

Today on Neurodivergent Conversations, I’m sitting down with Lisa, who was encouraged toward her own late ADHD diagnosis through her daughter Michelle’...