Being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult brings many questions to mind: What did I miss? What would my life be like if I had been diagnosed as a child? How can I adapt to the new diagnosis, or should I adapt at all? Sarah Snyder-Castañeda is the host of the Adulting With ADHD podcast, and she joins Emily Kircher-Morris to talk about ADHD as an adult. It’s episode 144, and our final special episode during ADHD Awareness Month.

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ABOUT THE GUEST - As the brains behind Adulting With ADHD, Sarah Snyder-Castañeda’s career went from striving to thriving within a year, after being diagnosed in 2015 at the age of 34. She’s had many ups and downs since then, many of which Sarah addresses on her podcast. Her writings on the topic can be found in ADDitude, The Mighty, Bustle, Bitch, and Bust. She’s also guested on other podcasts, like Faster Than Normal, See in ADHD, and LadyHD.

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Adult Diagnosis ADHD