S4: Conversation 6 ||The ADHD Experience: Lived, Learned, and Unfiltered

Today, we are excited for everyone to meet our incredible guest who is a dedicated advocate for neurodivergent communities. Meet Andrew Robinson, known online as @myadhdcounselor. Andrew is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Through his platform, he provides practical guidance, heartfelt encouragement, and a refreshing honesty about living with ADHD. Andrew combines his professional expertise with personal passion, helping others embrace their unique ways of thinking, feeling, and navigating the world. His work is rooted in compassion, humor, and the belief that neurodivergence should not only be accepted but celebrated.Andrew’s counseling approach is deeply shaped by his mission to empower people with ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence to advocate for themselves, build on their strengths, and find joy in the messy, unpredictable process of growth. He speaks openly about the struggles and myths surrounding ADHD, and offers tools that are realistic, accessible, and rooted in lived experience rather than rigid theory. Passionate about dismantling stigma, he works to normalize conversations about mental health and help people see that support is not just about surviving, but about building a life that feels authentic and fulfilling.Beyond his counseling work, Andrew uses his platform to bring humor and humanity into the conversation about neurodivergence. He shares strategies, resources, and reflections that resonate widely because they are real, relatable, and filled with heart. A strong believer in community, he reminds his audience that no one has to walk their ADHD journey alone—and that the very traits once seen as obstacles can become powerful assets. Whether online or in session, Andrew’s voice is one of encouragement, hope, and solidarity for neurodivergent people everywhere.You can connect with Andrew:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/MyADHDCounselor?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=99237e1d-93be-405a-ac57-05e987d6f86b