Welcome to ADHDifference
Diagnosed as an adult, Julie Legg interviews guests from around the world, sharing uplifting stories, personal experiences, new ADHD perspectives, strategies and insights to help inform, inspire and engage with adult ADHD listeners worldwide.
ADHDifference's mission is to foster a deeper understanding of ADHD by sharing personal, relatable experiences in informal and open conversations. Choosing "difference" over "disorder" reflects its belief that ADHD is a difference in brain wiring, not just a clinical label.
All episodes from Season 1 & 2 are available on YouTube (plus BONUS Strategies & Tools) and all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, iHeartRadio and more. Captions, subtitles, and transcripts ensure accessibility for all.

BONUS Strategies & Tools
Strategies & Tools: These weird and wonderful approaches to common ADHD challenges are collated from special guests from around the world. The best bit? They are all tried and tested!
Each tool or tip comes with a story: real people, real experiences, and real-world wins. Dive in, explore, and see what resonates, because sometimes the most unexpected strategy can make all the difference.
Remember, not all strategies work for everyone. There's no such thing as a one-size-fits-all strategy, but Julie hopes you can come away with a few gems to adopt, adapt or learn more about.

Latest Strategies & Tools
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Season 2
S1E28 – ADHD & Anxiety
Julie Legg and Jel Legg chat about ADHD and Anxiety – the ongoing worry, nervousness and a myriad of fearful thoughts that can stem from ADHD traits, or be an...
S1E27 – ADHD & Recharging Energy
Julie Legg and Jel Legg chat about ADHD and Recharging – the need to re-energize our ADHD energy battery. The method used to recharge batteries really doesn’t matter, but the...
S1E26 – ADHD Tax: The Price of Time, Emotion, Finance
Julie and Jel Legg chat about ADHD Tax – the extra effort and time people with ADHD put into achieving a task when compared to neurotypicals. It’s the ‘price we...





