ADHD in Women & Girls

​ADHD in women and girls is consistently underdiagnosed, misdiagnosed, and misunderstood — especially in clinical settings that rely on male-centric diagnostic criteria. This webinar is designed specifically for healthcare professionals who want to better identify, understand, and support women and girls with ADHD.

​Join Dr. Sachs as he explores:

• ​Why ADHD is frequently missed in women, including the impact of gender stereotypes, masking behaviors, and common misdiagnoses like anxiety or depression

• ​How ADHD symptoms often differ from typical male presentations — with more internalization, emotional dysregulation, and social pressure to “keep it together”

• ​The effects of hormonal changes across the lifespan on ADHD symptoms and functioning

• ​Emotional and social challenges that are more prevalent or unique among women with ADHD

• ​Clinical examples and real-life stories that highlight diagnostic complexity

• ​Treatment strategies tailored to women, including behavioral, environmental, and psychoeducational tools

• ​How digital tools like Inflow can complement care with flexible, accessible support

​This session is ideal for healthcare providers, including mental health providers, GPs, educators, and others supporting women and girls who may have ADHD.