ADHD in girls often goes unnoticed, leading to late diagnoses and unnecessary struggles.
In this episode, Dr. Sarah Cheyette, a top pediatric neurologist and ADHD expert, joins Katherine Ellison to break down why this happens, how ADHD presents differently in girls, and what parents, teachers, and clinicians can do to help.
๐ Key Topics Covered:
โ๏ธ Why ADHD in girls is often missed โ๏ธ The long-term impact of late diagnosis โ๏ธ How ADHD looks different in girls vs. boys โ๏ธ When (and if) medication is the right choice โ๏ธ Practical strategies for parents and teachers
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