Webinar: Navigating Motherhood
and ADHD
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As Mother’s Day approaches, we’re taking a moment to recognize and support mothers through a compassionate, practical conversation about the realities of parenting within the ADHD landscape.
Join the Duke Center for Girls & Women with ADHD for a special, free webinar on Thursday,
May 7th, 12-1pm EST.
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ADHD Gaps We Can’t Ignore |
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The Center’s Co-Director, Dr. Julia Schechter, was featured on Vox’s Today, Explained podcast, “You, Me, and ADHD.” She discussed how gaps in research contribute to misunderstandings of ADHD in girls and women, both within the medical community and in broader society.
The episode also explored ADHD misinformation on social media, along with topics related to masking, compensatory mechanisms, and the role hormones can have on ADHD.
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ADHD is more than a diagnosis; it’s a way of experiencing the world. We’re inviting our community to share creative expressions that reflect life with ADHD. Share your art with us at adhdgirls@duke.edu.
Selected pieces may be featured on the Center’s website or social media.
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Image: ADHD artist Ella, age 19, Atlanta, GA
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