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Recommended by Jeanie Gee ADHD

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Autistic Hippy

By Jemma

Reflections of a Late Diagnosed Autistic

ADHD: Hunter in a Farmer's World with Thom Hartmann

"Author Thom Hartmann has laid out a controversial but appealing theory that the characteristics known today as ADHD were vitally important in early hunting societies." — TIME Magazine cover story, July 18, 1994

I love this book! I find it almost impossible to have a conversation about ADHD without referring to it. I am really involved with the neurodivergent community and we talk about this book a lot. The Hunter Theory is much more empowering than the current perception of us as being victims of a faulty brain, and the theory is extremely plausible, with an explanation for every trait. I really believe that every single person living with ADHD really needs to read it.

- Jeanie Gee ADHD

ADHDer.net

By Der Howard

A high-fidelity publication for the high-context, likely late-diagnosed adult. We move past "ADHD 101" to provide research-backed science, emotional validation, and actionable systems for the AuDHD brain.

ADHD & me

By Jordan

Creating content on ADHD, anxiety and depression 🖊️ subscribe for free or choose to support my work 👇

ADHD & me

By Jess Champion

A newsletter about late diagnosed ADHD

Neuromusings

By Hel

Hel is a late diagnosed Autistic/ADHD ('AuDHD') coach and consultant who shares her insights and tips to help fellow neurodivergent people use their strengths to create happiness for themselves and others.

Overstimulated, Unmasked & Unfiltered

By Claire

The random ramblings and brain dumps of a chronically burned out, late diagnosed, perimenopausal Neurodivergent (Autistic/ADHD) hypnotherapist. Learning to be Normal after 53 years of pretending to be neurotypical.

ADHD Made Me Do It

By Asmita Puri

A newsletter dedicated to exploring the challenges and triumphs of living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). My ADHD brain and its hyper-fixations run this show.