Navigating a Late ADHD Diagnosis | Lived Experience Panel
Join us for "Navigating Life After a Late ADHD Diagnosis," a lived experience panel on October 24, 2024, from 11 AM to 12 PM PDT designed to shed light on the unique challenges and opportunities that come with receiving an ADHD diagnosis later in life.
Our panel features three inspiring speakers—Trina Haynes, Chris Wang, and Jesse Anderson—who will share their personal journeys and insights. They will delve into how their late diagnoses have impacted their personal and professional lives, offering candid reflections on the hurdles they've faced and the strategies they've developed to thrive.
This is a unique opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of resilience and adaptation, as well as to gain practical advice for navigating similar experiences.
Throughout the session, our speakers will also be answering questions from the audience that are provided during the registration process so you can get your pressing questions answered!
Speaker Bios:
Jesse Anderson is the author of "Extra Focus - The Quickstart Guide to Adult ADHD". Diagnosed at 36, Jesse writes about his insights and experiences living with ADHD via his weekly newsletter, Extra Focus, helping countless readers navigate their own ADHD journeys or better understand their loved ones.
Trina Haynes is well-respected advocate and voice in the ADHD community, known for her platform, My Lady ADHD and co-host of the podcast, Brainwaves, which is specific to psychoeducation around ADHD. Through her work, Trina aims to destigmatize ADHD and foster a supportive community where people feel understood and inspired to thrive.
Chris Wang Chris Wang is the co-founder & CEO of Shimmer. She started Shimmer after getting diagnosed with ADHD at 28 years old. Her work at Shimmer has been recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30 and Inc. Female Founders. She is deeply invested in advocating for and supporting various communities she’s a part of, including LGBTQ+, AAPI, women, and neurodiverse.
Don't miss the chance to hear these powerful voices and engage in meaningful discussions about late-diagnosed ADHD.