Meet Our Podcast Guests

Special thanks go to our wonderful podcast guests who joined us to date.

ADHDifference is on the look-out for guests who are happy to openly share ADHD insights, strategies and learnings in Season 2 of this podcast/video series. Uplifting stories, personal experiences, new perspectives, and research findings are welcomed, to help inform, inspire and engage with adult ADHD listeners worldwide. If you would like to inquire to be a potential guest on the show, please contact Julie


Alessandra WallAlessandra Wall, Dr | San Diego, USA | LISTEN: S1E51

Dr Alessandra Wall, CEO and founder of Noteworthy, international speaker, author, and psychologist, has been coaching top leaders build fulfilling lives. Although never formally diagnosed Alessandra resonates with ADHD traits and utilises strategies to help.


Alex McElroy, guest on ADHDifference PodcastAlex McElroy | Chicago, USA | LISTEN: S2E4

Alex McElory is an international speaker, pastor, author, and leadership coach whose ADHD diagnosis reshaped the course of his life. Alex uses his platforms to inspire others to find purpose, harness their unique energy, and structure their lives in ways that work with their neurodivergence, not against it.


Dr Alise Murray, guest on ADHDifference PodcastAlise Murray, Dr | Washington, USA | LISTEN: S2E10

Alise Murray is a clinical psychologist, ADHD coach, and yoga teacher, she has helped hundreds of people to manage their time and energy, align priorities with their true values, and communicate their needs with confidence. She specialising in Highly Sensitive People she helps clients set and achieve meaningful goals so they can experience genuine ease and joy.


Angela Harvey, guest on ADHDifference PodcastAngela Harvey | North Carolina, USA | LISTEN: S2E11

Angela Harvey is a social worker, facilitator, speaker, author, and award-winning documentarian committed to advancing equity, healing, and liberation for Black LGBTQ+/SGL communities. Known as a GROWTHologist, Angela empowers others by fostering spaces where people can heal, grow, and thrive authentically.


Angela Raspass, guest on ADHDifference podcastAngela Raspass | Sydney, Australia | LISTEN: S1E30

Angela Raspass is a self-leadership advocate, mentor, and entrepreneur who has been self-employed since 2003. At 53, Angela’s ADHD diagnosis transformed her understanding of herself and her approach to life and work.


Ariel-Paul Saunders, guest on ADHDifference PodcastAriel-Paul Saunders | British Columbia, Canada | LISTEN: S2E40

Ariel-Paul Saunders is a registered therapeutic counsellor. Diagnosed with ADHD, he helps parents build the secure attachment foundation that allows ADHD children to regulate and flourish, and support adults in healing the attachment wounds and nervous system patterns that have shaped their lives.


Ashley Cairns | New Zealand | LISTEN: S1E24

Ashley Cairns is a dedicated Mental Health Counsellor originally from New York before relocating to New Zealand in 2012. Ashley moved from community health to establish her own therapy practice, leading to the creation of A Change for Better.


Bex O'Malley, guest on ADHDifference PodcastBex O'Malley | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E19

Bex O’Malley is a Neurodiversity Consultant and ADHD Coach with Human Fabric, where she helps people and organisations bridge the gap between people, systems, and change — creating workplaces that work for all brains.


Brian DesRoches, guest on ADHDifference podcastBrian DesRoches, Dr | Seattle, Washington, USA | LISTEN: S2E47

Brian DesRoches is a psychotherapist and author (Living a Trigger-Free Life), whose work focuses on the neuroscience of emotional learning and a process called memory reconsolidation.


Bryan Gastelle, guest on ADHDifference PodcastBryan Gastelle | Arizona, USA | LISTEN: S2E28

Bryan Gastelle is a clinical psychologist and founder a telehealth group practice. He specializes in ADHD, couples therapy, and neurodivergent-friendly care, with a focus on helping busy adults and entrepreneurs manage anxiety, burnout, and relationships.


Cali KeatingCali Keating | Barcelona, Spain | LISTEN: S1E56

Cali Keating LCSW-S is a neurodivergent therapist for neurodivergent clients, specializing in ADHD, OCD and autism – the dual/triple diagnosis phenomenon of autism/ADHD/OCD, autism/ADHD, and ADHD/OCD.


Carol Siege, guest on ADHDifference podcastCarol Siege | New York, USA | LISTEN: S2E18

Carol Siege is a Certified Professional Coach and keynote speaker, and supports parents of neurodiverse children as they navigate their family journeys. Mother to four thriving neurodiverse sons, Carol calls her family a veritable alphabet soup of diagnoses.


Caroline BeresfordCaroline Beresford | NSW, Australia | LISTEN: S1E33

Caroline Beresford is an accredited ADHD coach, facilitator and speaker, trained to help people with ADHD and executive function challenges and aim to realise their goals. She was diagnosed with ADHD in her 40s and has experienced raising ADHD children.


Carolyn Mallon, guest on ADHDifference PodcastCarolyn Mallon | New Hampshire, USA | LISTEN: S3E38

Carolyn Mallon, is a psychiatric nurse practitioner providing affirming mental health treatment. She offers grounded, compassionate insights on anxiety, neurodivergence, and emotional resilience.


Chris Loper, guest on ADHDifference podcastChris Loper | USA | LISTEN: S2E15

Chris Loper, ADHD and habits coach, educator, and writer, helps adults quit bad habits, establish healthy habits, and do the work to become extraordinary. He also works with young adults on executive function, productivity, behavioral change, and ADHD management.


Colin McIntosh, guest on ADHDifference podcastColin McIntosh | Miami, USA | LISTEN: S2E12

Colin McIntosh is a serial entrepreneur best known as the founder of Sheets & Giggles and co-creator of the AI-powered tool sheetsresume.com, diagnosed with ADHD as an adult.


Dana Baker-WilliamsDana Baker-Williams | San Francisco, USA | LISTEN: S1E46

Dana Baker-Williams is an ADHD and Anxiety Coach who helps parents navigate the chaos, big emotions, and challenges of a neurodivergent family. She combines personal experience with neuroscience-based strategies to help navigate big emotions.


Dani DonovanDani Donovan | Atlanta, USA | LISTEN: SE11

Dani Donovan is an award-winning ADHD creator whose viral comics and TikTok videos helped build an online community of validation and solidarity for neurodivergent adults. She was the closing keynote speaker for the 2021 International ADHD Conference.


Darrin BullDarrin Bull | New Zealand | LISTEN: S1E29

Darrin Bull is a Strategy and Change leader, specialising in guiding organisations to adapt to ongoing trends in the world. His focus on "making the impossible, possible” is delivered through leadership, learning and creativity. Darrin is the spokesperson for ADHD NZ.


Dominic Carubba, guest on ADHDifference podcastDominic Carubba | Georgia, USA | LISTEN: S2E48

Dominic Carubba is a former commissioned U.S. Army officer, a Certified Performance Technologist, and a University of Georgia graduate in Instructional Psychology and Training Technology. He helps business owners restore forward motion by replacing chaos with clarity and execution.


Douglas Katz, guest on ADHDifference podcastDouglas Katz | Illinois, USA | LISTEN: S2E43

Douglas Katz is a West Point grad, Army veteran, and now founder of NULU, a company focused on adaptive tools and invention. Diagnosed with ADHD in his 50s, that moment reframed his entire life.


Emily CoxEmily Cox | North Carolina, USA | LISTEN: S1E38

Emily Cox is a licensed therapist with over 10 years of experience working with kids, families, and adults. She has experience supporting neurodivergent tweens, teens and new adults access their inner tools and strengths.


Erica Glessing, guest on ADHDifferenceErica Glessing | California, USA | LISTEN: S2E25

Erica Glessing is a writer, publisher, happiness coach, and mother of three neurodivergent children. Diagnosed with ADHD later in life, Erica brings positivity to everything she touches and has built a life that works with her brain’s natural rhythms.


Dr Eugene Manley, guest on ADHDifference PodcastEugene Manley, Dr | California, USA | LISTEN: S2E35

Eugene Manley Jr., PhD. is a biomedical engineer turned cancer scientist and nonprofit founder, diagnosed with ADHD as an adult (in grad school). ADHD has given him is a deeper respect for difference and changed how he leads and shows up for others, founding the SCHEQ (STEMM & Cancer Health Equity) Foundation.


Garrett Hammonds - guest on ADHDifference PodcastGarrett Hammonds | Oklohoma, USA | LISTEN: S2E3

Garrett Hammonds, the founder of a digital marketing agency and a self-described high-performing achiever who was diagnosed with inattentive ADHD in adulthood. Today, Garrett builds systems in his agency that support neurodiverse thinkers like himself.


Greer Jones, guest on ADHDifference PodcastGreer Jones | Midlands, UK| LISTEN: S2E6

Greer Jones is the host of The Unfinished Idea podcast and the founder of The Unfinished Idea community, where she supports parents raising neurodivergent children. As a mother to a son with autism and ADHD, and part of a neurodivergent couple herself, she knows firsthand the joys and challenges of navigating the neurodiverse world.


Hilary Momberger Powers, guest on ADHDifference PodcastHilary Momberger Powers |  USA | LISTEN: S2E31

Hilary Momberger Powers is an author, commercial actress, print model, and inspirational speaker whose career began at just five years old, voicing Sally Brown in the Peanuts cartoons. Diagnosed with ADHD she has battled with addiction as a young teen.


Hufsa Ahmad guest on ADHDifference podcastHufsa Ahmad | California, USA | LISTEN: S2E27

Hufsa Ahmad is a licensed therapist, scientist, award-winning mental health advocate, behavioral health consultant, and two-time TEDx speaker. She is known for combining science, clinical practice, and stand-up comedy to help individuals reframe their struggles as pathways to resilience.


Dr Jack Hinman, guest on ADHDifference PodcastJack Hinman | Utah, USA | LISTEN: S2E34

Dr. Jack Hinman, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist with over two decades of experience in mental health and administrative roles across diverse settings, including hospitals, wilderness therapy programs, residential treatment centers. He is passionately committed to empowering young adults to build a foundation of healthy independence.


Janine VanSteeJanine VanStee | Michigan, USA | LISTEN: S1E43

Janine VanStee, at the age of 50, discovered she had been living with ADHD her whole life, after multiple misdiagnoses including depression, anxiety and OCD. She has since founded, J VanStee ADHD Life Coaching, helping others navigate their ADHD traits.


Dr Jay Spence, guest on ADHDifference podcastJay Spence, Dr | Australia | LISTEN: S2E33

Dr Jay Spence is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Evro AI, a clinical psychologist and serial entrepreneur. Evro is an AI-powered communication co-pilot designed to help people, especially autistic, ADHD, and neurodivergent professionals, to communicate more clearly, confidently, and effectively at work.


Jel Legg, guest on ADHDifference PodcastJel Legg | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E8

Jel Legg is a multi-hyphenate creative with a rich and unconventional career spanning electronics engineering, web development, and music production. From building space satellites and working with supercars to producing concept albums and returning to childhood passions like model railways, Jel has always followed curiosity over convention.


Jennifer Noll Sparks, guest on ADHDifference PodcastJennifer Noll Sparks | New York, USA | LISTEN: S2E51

Jennifer Noll Sparks is a licensed therapist who draws from behavioural science and her own lived experience with chronic overwhelm, and shares simple, practical tools that help people self-regulate, get unstuck, and begin building momentum one small win at a time.


Jessica Lewis, guest on ADHDifference podcastJessica Lewis | Pennsylvania, USA | LISTEN: S2E23

Jessica Lewis is a professional voice-over artist, high-performance leadership coach, photographer, and podcast host, born and raised in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Jessica was diagnosed with ADHD at age 43 and someone who’s passionate about celebrating simplicity.


JM ShawJM Shaw | Alberta, Canada | LISTEN: S1E36

JM Shaw (Alberta, Canada) is a fantasy fiction writer,  celebrated for her Callum Walker series. She has a background in x-ray technology, psychology, and personal training. Jennifer was diagnosed with ADHD and autism in adulthood.


Julie Barth, guest on ADHDifference podcastJulie Barth | South Carolina, USA | LISTEN: S2E29

Julie Barth is a writer, mother of six, trauma survivor, late diagnosed with ADHD, and founder of the Colin James Barth Outreach, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting women-led households in times of crisis.


Julio Angel RiveraJulio Angel Rivera | New York, USA | LISTEN: S1E57

Julio Angel Rivera is a writer, self-defense coach and mental health advocate. The Brazilian jiu jitsu, judo, and Japanese jiu jitsu black belt shares how his training helped shape his fighting philosophy, trauma recovery, mindset, and emotional regulation.


Justine Munro, guest on ADHDifference PodcastJustine Munro | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E13

Justine Munro is the CEO of Neurodiversity in Education Project, a skilled strategic thinker and sleeves-rolled up leader, providing powerful programs across New Zealand to ensure that every student, regardless of how their brain works, feels seen, supported, and celebrated. Justine is late diagnosed with ADHD.


Kamy Moussavi, guest on ADHDifference PodcastKamy Moussavi | San Francisco, USA | LISTEN: S2E50

Kamy Moussavi, founder of Step Together, works with families to rebuild their relationship with food and health through education, structure, and sustainable habits designed for real-life and ADHD challenges.


Karen Dwyer-Tesoriero, guest on ADHDifference podcastKaren Dwyer-Tesoriero | New York, USA | LISTEN: S2E44

Karen Dwyer-Tesoriero is a Psychotherapist based in New York City, who specializes in Complex PTSD/ADHD/ and adult mental health. She works with clients to undo negative self talk and limiting beliefs, which hold people back from accomplishing their goals.


Kathy Buskett, guest on ADHDifference PodcastKathy Buskett | Gulf Coast, USA | LISTEN: S2E16

Kathy Buskett is a professional caricature artist and wedding sketch artist with over 26 years of experience creating flattering, fast, and unforgettable live art. Living with inattentive-type ADHD herself, Kathy has learned to turn creativity, faith, self-care and humour into powerful tools for thriving.


Dr Katie Brzozowski, guest on ADHDifference PodcastKatie Brzozowski | New Jersey, USA | LISTEN: S2E52

Katie Brzozowski is a clinical social worker and psychotherapist and practice owner, 25 years of experience with ADHD, grief, anxiety, chronic illness, and life transitions. She helps clients to heal after loss, find balance while caregiving, and rediscover meaning in midlife and beyond.


Kayla Oughton, guest on ADHDifference PodcastKayla Oughton | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E36

Kayla Oughton is a neurodiversity coach and draws from a powerful combination of lived experience, coaching training, and a high-pressure career in construction project management, where she navigated undiagnosed ADHD and autism in a fast-paced, male-dominated industry for over a decade.


Kit Slocum, guest on ADHDifference PodcastKit Slocum | Denver, CO, USA | LISTEN: S2E42

Kit Slocum is the Neurodiversity Lead and Learning Experience Designer. She designs focus systems, workshops, and learning experiences that help people reclaim attention through awareness, compassion, and community. She also brings lived experience as an ADHDer, giving her a grounded understanding of what it feels like to navigate life on “hard mode.”


Laurence PrattLaurence Pratt | London, UK | LISTEN: S1E19

Laurence Pratt is a certified ADHD coach. After discovering his own ADHD later in life, Laurence transitioned into coaching to help others harness the strengths of ADHD through personalised coaching, practical strategies, and his ADHD Goals podcast.


Leah Carroll, guest on ADHDifference PodcastLeah Carroll | Germany| LISTEN: S2E37

Leah Carroll is an ADHD Life & Mindset Coach and Workplace Neurodiversity Educator who helps ADHD adults build nervous-system-safe lives, rebuild self-trust, and feel at home in their own minds again.


Leonie Ruth AclandLeonie-Ruth Acland | NSW, Australia | LISTEN: S1E07

Leonie-Ruth Acland is an internationally experienced advocate and mentor with a unique perspective on neurodiversity. She identified with ADHD at 68, following a journey of self-discovery sparked by conversations with family, friends, and professionals.


Lily Doolan, guest on ADHDifference PodcastLily Doolan | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E20

Lily Doolan is a 19 year old neurodiversity advocate who was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 17. She is the CEO of the Young Neurodiversity Champions and is a passionate change maker who is committed to creating a positive and inclusive future where all people are seen and heard.


Marnie Wills, guest on ADHDifference PodcastMarnie Wills | Wallingford, UK | LISTEN: S2E22

Marnie Wills is an AI Trainer & Strategist for Business Leaders. As a multi-passionate entrepreneur, ex-international athlete, and founder of several businesses, she has learned how to turn what often feels like scattered energy into focus, productivity, and innovation.


Dr Matt Campbell, guest on ADHDifference PodcastMatthew Campbell, Dr | USA | LISTEN: S2E41

Matthew Campbell is a licensed psychologist who has spent years working with people who genuinely want to feel better — but feel overwhelmed, inconsistent, or discouraged by traditional self-care advice.


Meredith Jones, guest on ADHDifference PodcastMeredith Jones | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E21

Meredith Jones is a radio and podcast host, and mum of two neurodivergent boys. While currently undiagnosed and exploring an ADHD assessment, she is on a journey of understanding how her brain works. She is passionate about making the world a more inclusive and accessible place for everyone.


Mchael AllisonMichael W Allison | Florida, USA | LISTEN: S1E47

Michael W Allison, diagnosed with ADHD, is a renowned keynote speaker, best-selling author, and resilience expert who has inspired thousands of individuals and organizations worldwide to overcome adversity. He is a Purple Heart U.S. Marine Combat Veteran.


Mordy Gottlieb, guest on ADHDifference podcastMordy Gottlieb | Arizona, USA | LISTEN: S2E24

Mordy Gottlieb is a Clinical Social Worker and Sex Addiction Therapist with over eight years of clinical experience. He helps men and adults move beyond shame, anxiety, and disconnection through psychodrama, experiential therapy, and accelerated resolution therapy.


Dr Nathan MellorNathan Mellor, Dr | Oklahoma, USA | LISTEN: S1E37

Dr Nathan Mellor is a thought-leader, two-time TEDx speaker, author, CEO of Strata Leadership, and an experienced executive coach. Diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 30, his life was profoundly reshaped as he embraced his unique strengths.


Nicola Knobel - guest on ADHDifference PodcastNicola Knobel | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E2

Nicola Knobel is an autistic ADHDer (AuDHD) and one of New Zealand’s leading voices in health, safety, and strategic risk. She blends experience in human centred design, systems thinking, and lived neurodivergent experience to humanise safety, making it more inclusive and practical in people’s realities.


Nika Brunet Milunovic, guest on ADHDifference PodcastNika Brunet Milunovic | Tanzania| LISTEN: S2E39

Nika Brunet Milunovic is social worker, researcher, and founder of Calm Nest Collective. Working in the events and creative industries exposed a disconnect between how environments are designed and how human nervous systems actually function.


Noemi PlataniaNoemi Platania | The Netherlands | LISTEN: S2E1

Noemi Platania, is a clinical psychology researcher and PhD candidate based in the Netherlands at the Expertise Center Adult ADHD in The Hague, Noemi is focused on improving the DIVA-5 diagnostic interview to better reflect the experiences of women and girls with ADHD.


Randi-Lee Bowslaugh guest on ADHDifference PodcastRandi-Lee Bowslaugh | Canada | LISTEN: S2E7

Randi-Lee Bowslaugh is an author, speaker, and advocate for mental health and neurodiversity. Diagnosed with autism in adulthood, she is a former competitive kickboxer and long-time coach, and hosts the Write or Die Show, a YouTube series highlighting mental health stories.


Raewyn HeaysRaewyn Heays | New Zealand | LISTEN: S1E25

Raewyn Heays is the National Coordinator of ADHD NZ, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals with ADHD and their families. She oversees a wide range of initiatives including online forums, and webinars designed to educate and empower.


Romy GraichenRomy Graichen | Manchester, UK | LISTEN: S1E32

Romy Graichen from Therapy Advances is an advocate for neurodivergent inclusion, drawing on her own experience as a multiple neurodivergent individual (ADHD, Autistic, Dyslexic, and Dyspraxic) to inform her work as therapist, trainer, and consultant.


Ron Shuali, guest on ADHDifference podcastRon Shuali | Florida, USA | LISTEN: S2E26

Ron Shuali, is the creator of the internationally acclaimed Yogarate and Behavior Mastery systems, holds a Master’s of Education specializing in Early Childhood, and is an author, motivational speaker, and most importantly…he is funny.


Russell Van Brocklen, guest on ADHDifferenceRussell Van Brocklen | New York, USA | LISTEN: S2E30

Russell Van Brocklen, diagnosed with ADHD, is a New York State Senate-funded dyslexia researcher with over 10 years of experience in teaching students with Dyslexia techniques to overcome their current struggles.


Ryan DeLena, guest on ADHDifference PodcastRyan DeLena | New England, USA | LISTEN: S2E32

Ryan DeLena is a professional mountaineer, mental health advocate, and a member of the Elan Athlete Team. Author and documentarian, Ryan encourages outdoor activity, fitness, and healthy life choices to combat trauma and mental illness.


Ryan Turner, guest on ADHDifference PodcastRyan Turner | UK | LISTEN: S2E46

Ryan Turner is a motocross rider, content creator, senior recruiter, and proud neurodivergent. After being diagnosed with ADHD, he started Dopamine Hunters to explore how dopamine works differently in diverse minds, and why high-adrenaline pursuits like extreme sports can be so powerful for focus, resilience, and wellbeing.


Sara Thompson

Sara Thompson, Dr | North Carolina, USA | LISTEN: S1E31

Sara Thompson is a dynamic public speaking coach with over a decade of experience helping individuals share their unique voices and stories with confidence. Armed with a Ph.D. in Theatre and Performance Studies, Sara equips diverse, creative professionals with the tools to navigate the ever-changing professional world.


Sam Gibson-Massey

Sam Gibson-Massey | France | LISTEN: S2E5

Sam Gibson-Massey is the Founder & CEO of Hope, a workplace wellbeing platform redefining how organisations care for their people. Drawing on more than a decade of experience in enterprise software, HR, and leadership, Sam brings both lived experience of burnout and ADHD, and a data-driven approach to building healthier, more productive workplaces.


Shelby Dennis, guest on ADHDifference

Shelby Dennis | Seattle, USA| LISTEN: S2E9

Shelby Dennis is a freelance copywriter turned ADHD-friendly business coach who helps neurodivergent entrepreneurs build sustainable and profitable businesses. She sees firsthand the unique challenges ADHD entrepreneurs face and the brilliance ADHD brings.


Sian Flynn-Coleman, guest on ADHDifference

Sian Flynn-Coleman | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E17

Sian Flynn-Coleman is an ADHD life coach, birth mindset educator, and guide for neurodivergent women. Diagnosed with ADHD at 35, Sian understands firsthand the challenges of late diagnosis, the relief of finally understanding yourself, and the journey of integration that follows.


Stephon BrownStephon Brown | Los Angeles, USA | LISTEN: S1E42

S. Stephon Brown was diagnosed as neurodivergent (ADD) at a very young age and constantly struggled with traditional education techniques and communication styles. That changed in 1993 when he began to study improvisation & improv therapy through a school program.


Steve McCleary, guest on ADHDifference podcastSteve McCleary | New Zealand | LISTEN: S2E14

Steve McCleary is a screenwriter and actor whose work on Power Rangers honed his skill for plot dynamics and ensemble character arcs. He enjoys proofreading, acting, and his regular gig as a pro wrestling announcer and commentator: diagnosed with ADHD as an adult.


Theresa Lear LevineTheresa Lear Levine | USA | LISTEN: S1E54

Theresa Lear Levine is an EFT Master Practitioner, Certified Hypnotherapist, and the Founder of Becoming More Me.  After years of battling trauma, high-functioning anxiety & ADHD, Theresa found herself stuck in a cycle of exhaustion, distraction & dissatisfaction.


Tiara Brumberg, guest on ADHDifference PodcastTiara Brumberg | Alabama, USA | LISTEN: S2E49

Tiara Brumberg is a certified ADHD coach, entrepreneur, and founder of The Middle Coaching. She helps parents, students, and adults navigate the messy middle of ADHD with practical executive functioning strategies, compassionate support, and real-life tools that work.


Tina HazenTina Hazen | Houston, USA | LISTEN: S1E45

Tina Hazen has been helping individuals and families create order and balance. Author of "LIFE IS MESSY: Organizing Strategies for Your Head and Home", Tina blends her expertise in mental health with practical organizational systems to tackle anxiety and ADHD.


Tina Mathams, guest on ADHDifference PodcastTina Mathams | Australia | LISTEN: S2E45

Tina Mathams is an accountant, ADHD financial educator, author and host of the ADHD Money and Finance podcast. After discovering her own ADHD, she combined her expertise with her lived experience to help neurodivergent individuals manage their finances.


Upton RandUpton Rand | Ohio, USA | LISTEN: S1E41

Upton Rand is an author, business owner, and the visionary founder of Gay Mens Field Guide LLC. Diagnosed with ADHD at the age of six, Upton’s life has been a vibrant tapestry of creativity, resilience, and adventure.