Unlock ADHD Strategies For Divorce Success with Leanne Gawley

In this episode, the conversation centers around the unique challenges that women with ADHD and other neurodivergent traits may face when moving through divorce and major relationship changes. Leanne Gawley, founder of The ADHD Advantage, joins the podcast to share her personal experiences as a late-diagnosed adult with ADHD and how this discovery reshaped her approach to both her personal and professional life. Leanne discusses how her own journey, sparked by advocating for her son and later recognizing similar patterns in herself and her husband, highlighted the often-missed ways ADHD presents in women, particularly the internalized struggles and strong feelings of self-blame.Mardi and Leanne move the discussion into the practical realities of navigating stressful life events for neurodivergent individuals, particularly when organization, deadlines, and overwhelming administrative tasks become unavoidable. Leanne offers supportive strategies, including breaking tasks into manageable steps, celebrating small achievements, and designing routines that honor rather than fight against how her brain works. She also speaks to the importance of having professionals who are understanding and flexible, especially for clients whose thought processes and needs may not fit standard expectations.Streamed on www.NEWStreamingNetwork.comConnect with Mardi:Email: [email protected]: divorcecoach4women.comAbout Leanne Gawley: She is the founder of The ADHD Advantage with Leanne Gawley, a Calgary-based coaching practice serving women in leadership and neurodivergent professionals and families. A former C-Suite finance executive and late-diagnosed woman with ADHD, Leanne knows firsthand how an ADHD brain can quietly complicate the things that look simple on paper: staying on top of deadlines, keeping files organized, and communicating clearly when emotions are running high. She brings her lived experience, along with her CPA, MBA, and ICF ACC credentials, to help clients build systems that actually work for their brains, not against them. Leanne is also a Canadian Certified Inclusion Professional with deep roots in neurodiversity advocacy and workplace inclusion. She coaches virtually worldwide and is currently writing her first book, Brilliant and Wired Differently: The ADHD Advantage.For Leanne’s gift: https://adhd.leannegawley.ca/To connect with Leanne:www.leannegawley.ca www.linkedin.com/in/lgawley/