A look into ADHD in women and how it may be different. This isn’t my favorite of the ones on ADHD in women I’ve read recently, but it was still good and informative. There were a lot of case studies, which wasn’t as much for me, but others might like them!

From someone who isn’t diagnosed but strongly suspects they are ADHD this book gives answers. I work within a school setting and found it gave me some very useful knowledge. Very informative and well worth a read!

This book was such a good summary of ADHD and highlights the struggles of being a female with ADHD so well. Through getting a diagnosis to coping with ADHD as a female, this book was such an informative and helpful guide.

This is a really powerful, timely, informative and much needed book for women and girls with ADHD. There is a massive gender disparity in how ADHD is recognised, reported, researched and supported as this book makes clear. It goes into great detail, in every stage of a female lifespan, about how ADHD may present and interact with that time, hormones, and societal pressures. I valued the resources presented alongside each section as well as how it linked back to published, peer-reviewed research. The chapters were accessible and easy to dip in and out of due to clear headings as well as structures. I really liked the 'key take away message' at the end of each chapter as a summary so it didn't feel overwhelming.