In this episode: Jen explores the concept of Justice Sensitivity in people with ADHD and AuDHD. She explains why fairness and injustice can feel so intense for neurodivergent individuals and how these strong reactions shape everyday experiences and influence relationships, work, and personal well-being.

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SOURCES USED FOR THIS EPISODE:

The Fairness Imperative: Edge Foundation

Why ADHD Brains Can’t Ignore Unfairness: ADDitude Magazine

Doomscrolling, ADHD & Justice Sensitivity: ADDept website

Do People With ADHD Feel Injustice More? Focus UK

Justice Sensitivity, Navigating Emotions & Actions: Focus Bear

Paradoxical Career Strengths in ADHD Adults: Emerald Insight

ADHD & An Unusual Sense Of Fairness: Untapped Brilliance

Justice Sensitivity Plagues ADHD/AuDHD Individuals: Very Well Mind