Support Group Facilitator

Pronouns: She/ Her

What I do for ADHD BABES: I research and put together topics of discussion that explore different facets of ADHD and how it shows up in a range of areas such as relationships, career, self esteem and mental health. I hope to reframe how we as a community perceive ourselves and navigate the world around us as neurodiverse individuals in a neurotypical society.

What my ADHD Means to me: To me, having an understanding of ADHD means having an understanding of myself and those around me. It enables me to build compassion for myself and others - it also helps me to understand how I can exist freely and use my knowledge as a guide to achieving whatever it is want to.

Support Group Facilitator & Social Media Support

Pronouns: She/ Her

What my ADHD BABES Means to me: To me, ADHD Babes is a community of beautiful and powerful black women and non-binary people from all walks of life who come together to support each other. It is a safe space where I feel accepted for who I am and can also give back to help others.

Fun Fact: I love Latin dances, including salsa, bachata, merengue and kizomba

Pronouns - She/Her

Podcast Producer/ Host

What you do for ADHD BABES: I'm producing the ADHD BABES podcast as well as hosting some episodes. I organise the hosts, guests and schedule, edit and publish the podcast.

What does your ADHD mean to you: My ADHD has many frustrations but the positives are also there, such as my creativity, my bubbly energy etc. Finding out I have ADHD has allowed me to really understand myself, to understand that I'm not alone and that I'll find a way for my life to work for me without so much chaos.

Fun Fact: I once got the chance to fly a small plane! Thankfully I didn't crash it and so took a flight home on a private jet.

Founder

Managing Director - Director of Community Outreach & Wellbeing

Pronouns: She/ Hers

What my ADHD Means to me: ADHD to me means living life with the volume turned all the way up, sometimes everything feels distorted and overwhelming but other times it feels intensely beautiful.

Fun Fact: I jumped off moving train in Sri Lanka and didnt break anything