If you’ve ever felt highly sensitive, chronically overwhelmed, or caught in cycles of high performance followed by burnout—you’re not alone. Many women are beginning to recognize patterns of neurodivergence, including traits associated with ADHD and autism, often for the first time in adulthood.In my work over the past four years specializing in complex women’s health—and through my own experience navigating perimenopause—I began noticing consistent patterns across autoimmune conditions, connective tissue disorders, nervous system dysregulation, and chronic illness. These patterns extend beyond the physical body, intersecting with cognition, sensory processing, and emotional regulation.This webinar brings together emerging research and clinical insight to explore the connections between neurodivergence and chronic disease. We’ll look at the underlying mechanisms, the overlapping diagnoses, and the lived experience of women navigating these realities.This is not about labeling or pathologizing—it’s about understanding. What if these patterns aren’t signs of something “wrong,” but signals pointing toward a different way of functioning?Join me for a deeper look at how the nervous system, immune system, and lived experience intersect—and how a new framework can change the way we see health, identity, and healing.