ADHDifference challenges the common misconception that ADHD only affects young people. Diagnosed as an adult, Julie Legg interviews guests from around the world, sharing new ADHD perspectives, strategies and insights.
ADHDifference's mission is to foster a deeper understanding of ADHD by sharing personal, relatable experiences in informal and open conversations. Choosing "difference" over "disorder" reflects its belief that ADHD is a difference in brain wiring, not just a clinical label.
Julie is the author of The Missing Piece: A Woman's Guide to Understanding, Diagnosing, and Living with ADHD (HarperCollins NZ, 2024) and ADHD advocate.
Lily Doolan is a 19 year old neurodiversity advocate who was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 17. She is heavily involved with The Young Neurodiversity Champions and has just been elected as the new CEO. She is a passionate change maker who is committed to creating a positive and inclusive future where all people are seen and heard.