ADHD Unscripted17

From a childhood of uncertainty to leading ADHD advocacy, Mel Webster shares how resilience, kindness and being given a chance shaped her extraordinary journey.

Oli Steven shares how understanding ADHD and finding the right support helped him build confidence, resilience and success in school, sport and life—at his own pace.

Once treated as “the problem”, student paramedic Adrien Koning now brings calm, empathy and safety to others during life’s overwhelming moments.

Called 'Little Miss Scatterbrain' by friends but 'highly organized' by colleagues, psychologist Meagan Cooke's journey from masking to self-discovery reshaped her professional practice.

Diagnosed with ADHD at 46 and autism at 47, Felicity Everest finally understood her lifelong burnout, transforming overwhelm into authentic living and meaningful support for her children.

Felicity Henry spent years as a perfectionist hiding her struggles. Her ADHD diagnosis brought clarity, compassion, and a mission to ensure children receive the support she never had.

After decades of invisible struggle, Byron Rangiwai is decolonizing ADHD research, creating strengths-based Maori frameworks that restore dignity and possibility for neurodivergent Indigenous peoples.

Anthony Brown's first day on ADHD medication taught him that focus alone isn't enough—true progress requires self-understanding, acceptance, and patience with yourself.

Years of self-doubt and perfectionism masked Lexy's ADHD until a TikTok algorithm revealed the truth: she wasn't broken, just neurodivergent.