Bei ADHS denken viele an „schlimme Jungs“: laut, frech, Grenzen sprengend. Doch bei Frauen sieht ADHS oft anders aus: subtiler, nach innen gerichtet und häufig maskiert. Das Resultat: eine ständige Spannung zwischen innerem Hochdruck und den Erwartungen an Ruhe, Planbarkeit und Funktionieren. Dr. Susanne Löffner, Ärztin, Stressmedizinerin und Stresscoach, wurde selbst erst mit 48 Jahren mit ADHS diagnostiziert. In ihrem Talk verbindet sie ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen mit wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen. S ...

Good afternoon. I want to start today by telling you all about my experience. A very common experience, one that I believe most women here have been through.Getting my period. It was some early morning in 2020, around when the COVID pandemic was just picking up. When I woke up alone and found myself bleeding, I was confused and to be fair, scared.Eventually, I mustered up the courage to to wake my parents up and after a couple hours of indecisions, I tapped them both on the shoulders and broke the news. And ...

3:47 a. m. Operating theater.The patient is lying on the table. His chest is cracked open, hard, visible. We're doing a coronary artery bypass surgery.Everything is going fine. The team is focused. And at a point a suture tears.Blood starts pooling. Alarms ringing. Monitors screaming.The pressures dropping to 90, 60, 85, 80, 75. My hand is inside someone's chest. And every instinct in me is screaming, "Do something. Fix this." Now, here's what my mentor taught me to do in these situations.Count to 7. 1 2 3 ...

I've had bouts with depression throughout my career, but man, when it hits me, it's bad. >> Which kind of brings us to the airport incident? You know, I really messed up, man. >> You and her and her. >> Look what happened. >> So, it's Father's Day and I felt good in the morning. I spent the morning with my kids, but then as I was traveling to work, I felt that feeling again. It's like a cloud in my head that I just can't get out from under. So, I started drinking. >> I'll fight you right now. >> No, I don't ...