Late-Life Neurodivergence: A Journey of Validation and Grief

Inside The Aspergers Studio / Stories

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Discover the unexpected truth behind ADHD and late diagnosis. Uncover how an artist and business owner navigates neurodiversity and manages two successful businesses. Unveil the surprising strategies she uses to find balance and creativity. Stay tuned to learn how she turns challenges into strengths and thrives in the face of adversity.

Sarah Wooden's journey into understanding her neurodivergent traits began as a revelation, a mix of eye-opening realizations and lingering frustration. At 32, she finally understood the underlying reasons for the immense effort she had to put into daily habits and the constant battle to stay motivated. The diagnosis of ADHD provided clarity, validating her struggles while opening up new challenges. As she delved deeper into her experiences, the unofficial diagnosis of autism shed further light on her journey. Reflecting on her late diagnosis, Sarah couldn't help but wonder how her life might have been different with earlier recognition and support. Her story, filled with grief and perseverance, serves as an example of the resilience found in managing neurodivergent traits. It was a journey of self-discovery, paving the way for acceptance and strategizing new approaches to navigate the world with ADHD and autism.,Sarah Wooden's journey to understanding her neurodivergent traits was marked by a mix of emotions - from the validating relief of realizing why certain tasks felt arduous to the lingering grief of wondering how her life might have been different with earlier recognition. The diagnosis of ADHD provided clarity, but it was the unofficial diagnosis of autism that added another layer of understanding to her experiences. As she reflected on her journey, Sarah's story became a testament to resilience and the power of self-discovery. It wasn't just about managing her neurodivergent traits; it was about embracing them and strategizing new approaches to navigate the world with ADHD and autism. In sharing her story, Sarah hopes to inspire others and shed light on the unique challenges and strengths that come with being neurodivergent, ultimately paving the path for self-acceptance and empowerment.

Sarah Wooden, an advocate for late-diagnosed ADHD and autism, offers a refreshing take on navigating business and productivity with a neurodivergent perspective. Her personal journey and professional expertise provide valuable insights for women seeking ADHD diagnosis and management strategies. With a background in entrepreneurship, Sarah's success stories and practical advice resonate with those looking to improve productivity and find self-acceptance in their personal and professional lives.

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