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Undiagnosed ADHD (feat. Leah Groner)
Undiagnosed ADHD (feat. Leah Groner)
Undiagnosed ADHD (feat. Leah Groner)
Monday 24th January 2022
Leah Groner shares her journey with undiagnosed ADHD, exploring challenges, growth, and the importance of support in mental health.
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Episode Overview
- Leah Groner discusses her late ADHD diagnosis.
- Importance of understanding personal mental health.
- Role of educators in supporting students with ADHD.
- Mental health challenges can be mistaken for laziness.
- Empowerment through sharing personal experiences.
If I can help in any capacity, a person who is that 16-year-old me or that 20-year-old me to figure this all out earlier and to save yourself that anguish, I'm happy to help.
In this compelling episode of the Neshamas Podcast, host Moshe Hanen welcomes Leah Groner, a dedicated educator from Melbourne, Australia, who shares her profound journey of self-discovery through undiagnosed ADHD. Leah's story is one of resilience and hope, highlighting the intricate balance between personal challenges and the gifts of clarity and support. Leah candidly recounts her experience of living with ADHD without a diagnosis for many years.
It wasn't until she reached her mid-twenties that Leah began to unravel the complexities of her mental health, which had been overshadowed by feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt. As she navigated through life, Leah often found herself labeled as lazy or self-sabotaging, struggling to understand why she felt different from those around her. The turning point came when Leah sought the help of a supportive general practitioner and her family, who encouraged her to explore her mental health further.
With their guidance, Leah received her ADHD diagnosis at the age of 26, a revelation that brought both relief and a newfound understanding. Throughout the podcast, Leah emphasizes the importance of having a strong support system and the role of educators in recognizing and aiding students who may be silently battling ADHD.
Her experience as a teacher in Melbourne provided her with the opportunity to share her insights with colleagues, advocating for a broader understanding of commitment and struggle in students. Leah passionately argues that a messy room or incomplete homework might not be mere signs of laziness, but rather indicators of deeper challenges. Moshe and Leah discuss the critical role of communication and vulnerability, encouraging listeners to engage with their mental health journey rather than shy away from it.
Leah hopes her story will resonate with others who may feel isolated in their struggles, offering them the reassurance that they are not alone. This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone dealing with mental health issues, showcasing the transformative power of understanding and acceptance. Leah's journey serves as a testament to the importance of mental health awareness and the strength found in sharing one's story.