Women wanting to address ADHD symptoms is especially important because ADHD often looks different in women and is frequently underdiagnosed or misdiagnosed. Many women experience more internalized symptoms such as, chronic overwhelm, anxiety, emotional dysregulation, low self-esteem, and difficulty with organization. Without proper support, these symptoms can compound over time, affecting education, careers, relationships, and overall well-being.

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Dr. Sandra Rodriguez-Siuts helps women understand how ADHD uniquely impacts their lives, validates their experiences, and provides practical coping strategies tailored to their needs. ADHD can co-occur with anxiety, depression, perfectionism, and burnout, so it is important to address your concerns as soon as possible. By improving self-awareness, emotional regulation, and executive functioning skills, women can manage their symptoms more effectively, reduce shame and self-blame, and build healthier, more sustainable lives.