Unmasking ADHD in Women: Breaking the Silence on Late Diagnoses, Misdiagnoses, and Lifelong Impact is a comprehensive training designed to shed light on the underdiagnosed and often misunderstood presentation of ADHD in women. This course delves into the unique challenges women face, including societal expectations, common misdiagnoses, and the consequences of delayed diagnosis on mental health, relationships, and life outcomes. Participants will gain insight into ADHD’s distinct features in women, explore strategies for accurate diagnosis, and learn evidence-based approaches to support women in managing their superpower and improving their quality of life. By addressing this critical gap in mental health, clinicians, educators, and advocates will gain actionable insights to provide more informed and effective care to improve outcomes for women with ADHD.

Upon completion of the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Identify the core features of ADHD and how they impact daily functioning.
• Recognize and address prevalent misconceptions about ADHD, particularly in the context of gender.
• Examine how ADHD uniquely manifests in women, including overlooked symptoms and gendered expectations.
• Explore the lifelong implications of late or missed ADHD diagnoses on women’s quality of life.
• Define the integrated roles of medication management and therapeutic interventions in holistic ADHD care.