Author, Confessions of an ADDiva · Founder, Women's ADHD Palooza
Linda Roggli was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult in the mid-1990s, and says that relief came first, then denial, then grief, and eventually understanding.
Before she focused on ADHD, Linda had many careers, including TV and radio reporter and anchor, newspaper journalist and film critic, founder of an advertising agency, and nonprofit development director. When menopause arrived, she says her ADHD symptoms intensified and the coping strategies that had worked for decades stopped working. That experience set her on a new path.
Today she helps women with ADHD reclaim their confidence, energy, and sense of self through coaching, retreats, and community. She is the author of the award-winning book Confessions of an ADDiva and the founder of the Women's ADHD Palooza, which her site describes as a global event for women learning about their ADHD. Her site lists private coaching, the ADDiva Coaching Spa group program, and workshops, and she has appeared in webinars and podcasts including ADDitude, TADD Talks, and Take Control ADHD.
Linda Roggli is an ADHD coach (PCC), author of the award-winning book Confessions of an ADDiva, and founder of the Women's ADHD Palooza. She was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult in the mid-1990s and now coaches women, with a focus on midlife and menopause.
Linda helps women with ADHD understand how ADHD shows up in their lives, release years of shame and self-criticism, reconnect with their strengths and creativity, and build lives that work for their brains. Her site names organization, time management, overwhelm, emotional regulation, and self-doubt as common topics in sessions.
The ADHD Paloozas are online events Linda created to bring together researchers, clinicians, coaches, and women who live with ADHD for conversations about relationships, health, work, creativity, and midlife changes.
ADHD coach (PCC) helping women with ADHD understand their brains and reclaim their confidence, from midlife on.