Dr Helen Wall
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413 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 11 May
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And she was like, you're not the first person that said that to me.
But I thought that was just for boys.
So the women themselves don't often know what's going on.
They arrive in absolute tatters and they think they're going mad.
They think it's their fault.
They're blaming themselves.
They're blaming themselves that everything is gone.
They've not got a job.
Their relationship is in tatters.
I mean, I've seen her a few times since and she's still on the waiting list for diagnosis, which is quite common in the NHS.
But what I would say is,
I often say to women, you know, if we think this is ADHD, you can still access resources.
You can still access support.
There's plenty of support groups that will help you.
You don't have to go in there with a formal diagnosis.
You can still look at things like resources online, tools.
There's plenty of books for tips and tools of how to sort of externalize your brain, how to manage, how to see things and understand yourself a bit better.
And she started slowly but surely.
She got a bit of help with the alcohol and then she started trying to do that.
And she did sort of, she said to me, just you saying, do you think this could be ADHD?
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