Allow Me to Interrupt - Dr. Gilly Kahn talks diagnostic criteria, "female" ADHD, and her upcoming book

This is part 2 of 2.
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Dr. Gilly Kahn shares stories from her clinical experience with neurodivergent individuals. We discuss the difference between male and female brains and she shares what she'd like to include in the diagnostic criteria to make diagnosis more inclusive and comprehensive.

Lastly, she gives more information about her upcoming book "Allow Me to Interrupt".

Dr. Kahn is a Clinical Psychologist, ADHD educator and advocate (and ADHDer), as well as author and currently writing her first book "Allow Me to Interrupt" (due out 2026).

Books mentioned:
"Asper Kids Secret Book of Social Rules" by Jennifer Cook
"How to ADHD" by Jessica McCabe

Podcast: "Psychology of Video Games" Ep 90

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