ADHD Wise Podcast

By Jannine Perryman

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Episodes: 32

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ADHD Wise Podcast is a welcoming, non-judgemental space for adults with ADHD, parents of children with ADHD, and professionals who support them.

Rooted in real conversation, this podcast brings together lived experience and professional insight to explore ADHD, broader neurodivergence, and the intersections that shape people’s lives. Each episode is designed to be useful, thoughtful, and accessible, without pretending to offer a magic wand or a one-size-fits all answer.

This is not a space that tells you what to think. It is a space that offers information, reflection, and honest conversation, so you can think about what feels right for you. With guests who are experts in themselves and/or their field, ADHD Wise Podcast invites you to listen in as though you are right there at the table, part of something real.

Come as you are. Listen as you are. Take what helps. Leave what doesn’t. Above all, this is a place to think, feel, reflect, and explore how to live well and wisely with ADHD.


Episode Date
S2E12: ADHD and Money: Impulse Spending, Saving & Taking Control | Abby Birch, Part 2
Nov 04, 2026
S2E11: ADHD and Money: Where Has It All Gone? With Abby Birch | Part 1
Oct 28, 2026
S2E10: The Psychologist Who Didn’t Know She Had ADHD
Oct 21, 2026
S2E9: ADHD in Women: Brilliant in a Crisis, Struggling with the Everyday
Oct 14, 2026
S2E8: ADHD & Dyslexia: Where They Overlap, What’s Different & What Helps at Work
Oct 07, 2026
S2E7: ADHD, Autism and Mental Health: The Cost of “Why Can’t You Just?”
Sep 30, 2026
S2E6 - A Parent’s Place Is in the Wrong: Little Noah and the Reality of SEND Parenting
Sep 23, 2026
S2E5: ADHD Hyperfocus: How to Make It Work for You
Sep 16, 2026
S2E4: Volunteering, Belonging and Safe Spaces for Autistic Girls | Cath Parry
Sep 09, 2026
S2E3: ADHD, Autism and Healthcare: Why Doctors Must Really Listen
Sep 02, 2026
S2E2: The Great ADHD Myth? Jannine Perryman & Dr Helen Wall Respond
Aug 26, 2026
S2E1: Parents Mask Too: The Hidden Cost of Fighting for Your SEND Child
Aug 19, 2026
Episode 20: The Lived Experience of ADHD and Broader Neurodivergence
Aug 12, 2026
Episode 19: ADHD Is Not a Debate: The Cost of Manufactured Doubt
Aug 05, 2026
Episode 18: Anxiety, Boxing and Finding Your Purpose
Jul 29, 2026
Episode 17: Why Can I Do the Hard Things… But Not the Easy Ones?
Jul 22, 2026
Episode 16: ADHD Coaching: Why Your Strategies Stop Working, and What to Do Next
Jul 15, 2026
Episode 15: ADHD, Trauma and Joy: Why Neurodivergent People Need More Than Coping
Jul 08, 2026
Episode 14: School Attendance Difficulties: School Says They’re “Fine”, But You Know They’re Not
Jul 01, 2026
Episode 13: ADHD, Divorce and Separation: What Every Neurodivergent Family Needs to Know
Jun 25, 2026
Episode 12: Ryan Swain on misinformation, education, Tourette’s and the reality of living with ADHD
Jun 17, 2026
Episode 11: Newly Diagnosed with ADHD: Relief, Grief, Self-Understanding, and What Comes Next
Jun 10, 2026
Episode 10: You Are Not Alone: Neurodivergent Parenting, SEND Battles & Finding Your People
Jun 03, 2026
Episode 9: Why Time Gets Away From Us: Time Blindness in ADHD, Dyscalculia and Dyslexia
May 27, 2026
Episode 8: ADHD, Autism and Dyslexia: Riding the Wave Without Burning Out
May 20, 2026
Episode 7: Man on Pause: ADHD, Masking and Men’s Mental Health
May 13, 2026
Episode 6: ADHD in Girls: The Hidden Signs We Miss
May 06, 2026
Episode 5: ADHD and RSD: When Rejection Sensitivity Meets Rejection Attunement
Apr 29, 2026
Episode 4: ADHD, Neurodiversity & HR in the UK: Disclosure, Support, and Reasonable Adjustments
Apr 22, 2026
Episode 3: Mature Women, Neurodivergence, and the Menopause Journey
Apr 15, 2026
Episode 2 - Every Child Matters: Bringing Children Back to the Centre
Apr 08, 2026
Episode 1: Come As You Are
Apr 01, 2026