The Hidden Link Between ADHD, Trauma, and Autoimmune Disease No One Talks About with Ron Souers

Are you a woman struggling with autoimmune disease, chronic fatigue, or brain fog—and wondering if there’s more to your story? In this episode of the Health Bridge Podcast, host Holly B. sits down with ADHD advocate and author Ron Souers to explore the powerful connection between ADHD, trauma, and autoimmunity.

We dive deep into why so many women with autoimmune conditions also experience ADHD symptoms, how trauma and nervous system dysregulation fuel chronic illness, and what it really takes to move beyond symptom management. Holly and Ron share honest stories, mindset shifts, and practical routines to help you reclaim your energy and start healing from the inside out.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
*Why ADHD and autoimmunity often overlap in women
*How trauma and nervous system dysregulation impact chronic illness
*The emotional journey of diagnosis and self-acceptance
*How to shift from victimhood to radical responsibility
*Simple routines to support your nervous system and energy
*How to turn neurodivergence and chronic illness into strengths
*The importance of community and support on your healing journey

Resources & Links

Connect with Ron Souers:
“Don’t Mind Me, I Just Have ADHD” podcast & free self-discovery journal at youradhdguy.com

Download Holly’s free daily lupus guide & symptom tracker: https://subscribepage.io/dailyguide

Apply for a free health strategy call with Holly: https://tidycal.com/workwithhollyb/br...

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Keywords:
ADHD and autoimmunity, women’s health, trauma and chronic illness, nervous system regulation, lupus support, healing routines, radical responsibility, self-love, symptom management, Health Bridge Podcast, Holly B., Ron Souers, neurodivergence, chronic fatigue, brain fog, autoimmune disease, women with ADHD

--- Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your health routine.