Dr Helen Wall
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413 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 11 May
Dr Helen Wall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Get on with this or that.
And at least three of the women that I'm thinking of, I've seen recently in perimenopause because they've come for menopause support.
And I've suddenly realized, you know, at that point when things have got so much worse and their executive function has unraveled because the hormones are all in flux.
I've realised, oh my God, you're probably ADHD.
This was the thread that was running right through this all along and I didn't see it.
And once you've seen it, you can't unsee it.
And I've said to them, I'm so sorry.
I feel like I've failed you.
But we just haven't been in that space.
I haven't been in that space in my mind.
My journey started when my daughter, when it became evident that my daughter had ADHD and she was assessed and diagnosed.
And then it switches you on to what those features are.
You see it in people, whereas before I didn't see it.
And I think, you know, that's the problem that we're just not seeing it.
It's there in plain sight, but we're not seeing the thread that's running through these life stories.
I'll be honest, most of it's relief.
A huge amount of relief initially.
Sometimes there's a bit of questioning, like denial, really.
Because obviously women have been, it's not just clinicians that have been told for years that ADHD only affects boys and men.
It's women as well.
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