Now broadcasting · Season 2
Even the dog
has ADHD.
A media home for neurodivergent minds: a podcast, a pack, a place to think out loud. Hosted, written and tended by Diana V. Hayes.
A media home for neurodivergent minds: a podcast, a pack, a place to think out loud. Hosted, written and tended by Diana V. Hayes.
Think of it as Heathrow. You arrive, you take a breath, and there is far more to explore than you imagined. It is not your final destination, your life is the journey. This is simply a place to begin, and to return to, at every stage of it.
For the curious and the newly diagnosed.
A grounded place to begin understanding neurodivergence, identity, patterns, and practical next steps.
Explore
Listen, read, gather. Pick the room that matches your bandwidth today; they all lead back to the same fire.
Weekly conversations on neurodivergence, creativity, and the joy of a scattered mind.
Enter the room
A directory of stories. Every entry: the full episode, links to Spotify and Apple, a summary, and the resources that came out of the conversation.
Enter the roomThree doors into the work, depending on what your nervous system is asking for: a one-to-one, a small group, or a place to play.
For when everything is spinning and you need to see what deserves your attention first. Map what matters now, understand how your brain works, and choose your next practical steps.
Book Map MakingSix sessions to increase confidence, reduce overwhelm, and build strategies that work with your brain, energy, and real life.
Explore The WellA deeper coaching container for identity, executive function, sensory needs, relationships, and long-term confidence, with between-session support.
Enter WonderlandKeynotes, panels and workshops on neurodivergence, creativity, and the architecture of a working life. Rigorous, warm, surprisingly funny.
Diana V. Hayes is a writer, coach, and host of Even The Dog Has ADHD. She works one-to-one as a life and performance coach: a quiet, rigorous space for people whose wiring runs faster, louder and stranger than the room they're standing in.
The friends who shared their experience helped me so much. Coaching helped me so much. And so the things that helped me, I wanted to share with others. From a website of shared stories a podcast was born, season one of what has become the rolling recording of The Bark, with six of the people who shared their stories with me happy to share them with you. And in my capacity as a coach I’ve met so many wonderful peers who support neurodivergent family life, they were happy to come and record their stories and how they work. That rolling series is The Pack.
Around the 1:1 work she has built a media home: a podcast, a story directory, and a curated network of professionals, for the people who always knew the wiring was different and are finally ready to use it.
