Adele Wimsett
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I've never met an ADHD woman who doesn't know how to eat well and how to look after herself, but it's just too much. We don't have these hormones here to help us go, right, this is how I need to increase my capacity, my mental capacity right now, so I can actually do the stuff I know I should be doing for myself.
I've never met an ADHD woman who doesn't know how to eat well and how to look after herself, but it's just too much. We don't have these hormones here to help us go, right, this is how I need to increase my capacity, my mental capacity right now, so I can actually do the stuff I know I should be doing for myself.
I've never met an ADHD woman who doesn't know how to eat well and how to look after herself, but it's just too much. We don't have these hormones here to help us go, right, this is how I need to increase my capacity, my mental capacity right now, so I can actually do the stuff I know I should be doing for myself.
It's a great opportunity and time to talk about it with everything that's been happening. So glad to be here.
It's a great opportunity and time to talk about it with everything that's been happening. So glad to be here.
It's a great opportunity and time to talk about it with everything that's been happening. So glad to be here.
Yeah, so I'm a women's health practitioner, which doesn't really tell you much about what I do. But I help through the guidance and mentorship that I was blessed to have with Nicole Jardim, started working on supporting women with fixing their periods, addressing their hormonal imbalances. But within that, I got a diagnosis of ADHD.
Yeah, so I'm a women's health practitioner, which doesn't really tell you much about what I do. But I help through the guidance and mentorship that I was blessed to have with Nicole Jardim, started working on supporting women with fixing their periods, addressing their hormonal imbalances. But within that, I got a diagnosis of ADHD.
Yeah, so I'm a women's health practitioner, which doesn't really tell you much about what I do. But I help through the guidance and mentorship that I was blessed to have with Nicole Jardim, started working on supporting women with fixing their periods, addressing their hormonal imbalances. But within that, I got a diagnosis of ADHD.
which I'd always kind of known, and I pushed back and said, oh, I don't need this. But actually, it became the most validating experience of my life, unexpectedly. So, of course, my go-to was to find the research and the science. Well, how are my hormones affecting this? You know, what impact is it having? And I was so angry. about the fact I couldn't find anything.
which I'd always kind of known, and I pushed back and said, oh, I don't need this. But actually, it became the most validating experience of my life, unexpectedly. So, of course, my go-to was to find the research and the science. Well, how are my hormones affecting this? You know, what impact is it having? And I was so angry. about the fact I couldn't find anything.
which I'd always kind of known, and I pushed back and said, oh, I don't need this. But actually, it became the most validating experience of my life, unexpectedly. So, of course, my go-to was to find the research and the science. Well, how are my hormones affecting this? You know, what impact is it having? And I was so angry. about the fact I couldn't find anything.
I made it my mission to create a space for neurodivergent women to learn and understand the impact their hormones have on their traits. So I work with all women, but my specialism within that is looking at hormones and ADHD.
I made it my mission to create a space for neurodivergent women to learn and understand the impact their hormones have on their traits. So I work with all women, but my specialism within that is looking at hormones and ADHD.
I made it my mission to create a space for neurodivergent women to learn and understand the impact their hormones have on their traits. So I work with all women, but my specialism within that is looking at hormones and ADHD.
This is just something that I'm so passionate about because I've actually just completed a three-month study. All of my back, I'm not a biochemist. I was doing this for my curiosity to understand the clinical needs of my community better. And this really... threw up so many hypotheses for me to say, well, what's going on here?
This is just something that I'm so passionate about because I've actually just completed a three-month study. All of my back, I'm not a biochemist. I was doing this for my curiosity to understand the clinical needs of my community better. And this really... threw up so many hypotheses for me to say, well, what's going on here?
This is just something that I'm so passionate about because I've actually just completed a three-month study. All of my back, I'm not a biochemist. I was doing this for my curiosity to understand the clinical needs of my community better. And this really... threw up so many hypotheses for me to say, well, what's going on here?
Why is the perimenopause a season where so many women are now getting diagnosed? It really seems to be a time where, like you've explained so beautifully, we've spent our life masking, we've had the help of all our beautiful estrogen and progesterone, all our strategies are working, we're spinning all the plates, and then perimenopause hits, and we're like, what fresh hell is this?
Why is the perimenopause a season where so many women are now getting diagnosed? It really seems to be a time where, like you've explained so beautifully, we've spent our life masking, we've had the help of all our beautiful estrogen and progesterone, all our strategies are working, we're spinning all the plates, and then perimenopause hits, and we're like, what fresh hell is this?