We hear a lot about oestrogen, ADHD and perimenopause – but did you know progesterone is also really helpful to us as women with ADHD? 

Kate Moryoussef – ADHD coach and host of The ADHD Women’s Wellbeing Podcast  – and Adele Wimsett are joining together for this unique webinar to discuss the important role of progesterone alongside its better-known sister, oestrogen.

As an expert in this field, Adele will share brand-new information on the subject so this is an incredible opportunity for you to stay informed so you have the power to advocate for yourself and your wellbeing.

Progesterone may have negative connotations for you, and you may have suffered from some of the debilitating side effects of synthetic progestin – either through the Mirena coil or the contraceptive pill.

These experiences have given many neurodivergent women a negative view of progesterone and how it can impact our mood and mental health.

Progesterone and progestin are sometimes referred to as the same thing – but they're not. 

Progesterone is actually essential for a long and healthy life, while synthetic progestins – which are found in some contraceptives – trigger negative reactions in many neurodivergent women.

This FREE webinar will demystify the connection between progesterone and ADHD. You'll leave with a new understanding of your needs as a neurodivergent woman, with the knowledge and power to advocate for yourself should you need to.

We will cover: 

• What is progesterone and why do we need it?

• How progesterone can affect your ADHD traits – and medication

• The difference between progesterone and the synthetic progestins found in some contraception

• Progesterone sensitivity, PMDD and oestrogen kickback

• What we know about progesterone and how it can support us

• Your options for maintaining hormone balance with ADHD

Note: when you sign up for this free workshop your email address will be added to both Kate's and Adele's mailing lists.