Do you see so many people nowadays talking about trauma and ADHD? And wonder, is there an

interconnection with that? Now, this is a super sensitive podcast episode today. And if you wonder,

if you have ADHD, maybe you're wondering if you've experienced

trauma or both, then this podcast episode is definitely for you.

Hi everybody. My name is Caroline Strawson. A massive welcome to my podcast, Trauma and Narcissism

Redefined. Where we really look to have those

conversations, the curiosities, you know, and I'm no medical doctor as such. Yes, I'm trained in

lots of different trauma therapies and coaching, but I'm not a medical doctor, so I'm posing

these questions. And of course, anything that I talk about in any of my podcast,

always go and seek out your own medical health professional for their advice.

But in today's episode, I want to talk to you really about something that I think needs to be

talked about really. And it's a really, really sensitive topic. So I first want to frame this podcast with the fact that

I am such an advocate for each and every one of us to be an advocate for our own brain, health,

mind, body, because you know what? No one has walked your shoes. And I am not here to sit in

judgment on anybody. And what you feel is real

it's true and I totally respect that. What I'm here in this podcast to do is to maybe get you to

be a bit curious to maybe start to look at reasons, root causes, you know, what's happening in your body and what you can do

about all of that as well, even if it's something that you've been born with. And I think this is

one of the key things that we forget. And this is why this topic is a sensitive subject. Because,

you know, if you're suffering with and been diagnosed with ADHD,

and even the word suffer doesn't seem right, does it?

Because it can be a real superpower for many people too,

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