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Creativity Doesn't Come From Suffering—It Comes From This

What does ADHD have to do with creativity, sensitivity, and trauma? In this episode of ADHD Eavesdrop, therapist Rachel Moore shares her late ADHD diagnosis and why so many artists are neurodivergent. What does ADHD have to do with creativity, sensitivity, and trauma? In this episode of ADHD Eavesdrop, therapist and creative Rachel Moore shares her late ADHD diagnosis, her journey through music and writing, and why working with artists and neurodivergent clients is at the heart of her therapy practice. Janine and Rachel explore the powerful connection between ADHD and creativity, why structure and novelty matter for ADHD brains, and the idea that creativity doesn’t come from trauma—but from deep sensitivity to the world. They also talk about EMDR, trauma-informed therapy, unmasking, and why artists don’t have to suffer to create meaningful work. This is a warm, honest, and unfiltered conversation about ADHD, mental health, artistry, and belonging—perfect for creatives, late-diagnosed adults, and anyone who’s ever felt “too sensitive” for the world. ☕ If you enjoy thoughtful, unmasked conversations about ADHD, creativity, and mental health, subscribe and keep being a butterfly on the wall with us. Contact Rachel!: https://www.rachelmoorecounseling.com/ 00:00 Welcome to ADHD Eavesdrop 00:39 Late-Diagnosed ADHD & Feeling Less Alone 01:52 ADHD, School & the Homework Struggle 03:07 ADHD, Deadlines & Creative Work 04:41 Are All Creatives Neurodivergent? 05:39 Creativity Inside the Therapy Room 07:18 ADHD, Trauma & Emotional Intensity 08:16 Creativity Comes from Sensitivity (Not Trauma) 11:46 Neurodivergence, Perception & Childhood Experiences 15:07 Why Rachel Works with Artists 18:21 Art as Regulation for ADHD Brains 27:52 Unmasking, Authenticity & Closing Reflections The views and opinions expressed by guests on ADHD Eavesdrop are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the host, Janine VanStee, or J VanStee ADHD Life Coaching. This podcast is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered medical, psychological, or professional advice. Always consult with a qualified provider regarding any questions or concerns you may have. Listener discretion is advised