Kaleidoscope Society

02/02/2024

📢 ANNOUNCEMENT: After 8 years of smashing ADHD stigma, the Kaleidoscope Society project is coming to completion. 🔑✨

Full announcement and acknowledgments on our website (link in bio)

Dear Kaleidoscope Society Community,

In 2015 we shattered stigmas by launching KaleidoscopeSociety.com, the first-of-its-kind content platform dedicated to empowering women with ADHD.

Over the past 8 years we reached half a million individuals through our website, collaborated with leading experts and advocated for ADHD women at forums like the World Health Organization.

I’m so proud of the work we’ve done together to create a space where women with ADHD can see themselves represented and celebrated.

Today the world has changed, and so have the needs of our community.

We are evolving our work with the launch of Minds of All Kinds, a new platform for neurodivergent individuals to learn, connect and lead. ➡️ I invite you to follow and grow with us 🌱

I am proud that Kaleidoscope Society’s legacy will remain a colorful thread in the larger movement to empower neurodivergent and disabled women everywhere.

Immense gratitude to everyone who has contributed to this project over the years.

Biggest love,

Margaux

Founder, Kaleidoscope Society
2015-2023

[Image Description: Margaux Joffe with ADHD advocates, creatives and experts (left to right, top to bottom): Haye Anderson, Liz Plank, Torrian Timms, Evelyn Ruiz, Dr. Dawn Brown, Dr. Lara Honos Webb, René Brooks, Margaux Joffe, Moonlake Lee, Liz Lewis, Cathy Rashidian, Linda Yoon and Dr. Michelle Frank.]

10/28/2022

Release the pull to compare your healing journey to anyone else’s.

For some people, healing looks like speaking up more.

For others it looks like discovering the blessing of silence.

Do you.

Credit: Post on Twitter by .thema

Check out her podcast “Homecoming.”

10/23/2022

Dr. Michelle Frank shares an important message for Women with ADHD:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CkCRsEBrbcz

ADHD Women shared a post on Instagram: "Dr. Michelle Frank is a clinical psychologist and author of A Radical Guide for Women with ADHD. She specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of adults with ADHD. In her work she takes a strengths-based approach to help her clients live fully and successfull...

10/20/2022

A few of the many incredible ADHD creators dispelling stigma and educating others.

Who are your favorite ADHD Creators? let us know in the comments!

▶Jen White Johnson, Artist, Design Educator & Disability Justice advocate

▶ Cathy Rashidian, ADHD coach and host of Proudly ADHD Podcast
proudlyadhd.readysetchoose.com

▶ Lina Fang, AuDHD creator, therapist, educator .official

▶ Jak Levine-Pritzker, ADHD coach, creator, youtuber

▶ Katy Weber, ADHD advocate and host of

▶ Rach Idowu, creator newsletter and ADHD Traits cards

▶ Linda Yi, artist and creator

▶ Ari Scott, ADHD business coach educating others

▶ Rene Brooks, creator Black Girl Lost Keys

05/05/2022

Are you “out” about ADHD in the workplace?

One of the most common questions we get is “should I disclose I have ADHD at work?”

So we invited Dr. Michelle Frank to provide her expert advice. Dr Frank is the author of “A Radical Guide for Women with ADHD” as well as a clinical psychologist specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of adults with ADHD.

Check out her advice on ADHD disclosure on the site:
www.kaleidoscopesociety.com/disclosing-adhd-at-work/

(Link to site in bio)

03/08/2022

Great seeing highlighting the overlooked topic of ADHD in women! Great job and more, hosted by . 🧠💜

https://www.today.com/health/mind-body/adhd-girls-women-3-people-share-diagnosis-stories-rcna18883

12/08/2021

Registration is now open for the Great ADHD Reset winter cohort which starts in January! (link in bio)

The Great ADHD Reset is an empowering, step-by-step program in a small group format. It is co-hosted by founder Margaux Joffe and certified Executive & ADHD Coach Cathy Rashidian. In this program we will tackle your challenges head on and see results.

This 8 week program is perfect for you if you want to:

✅ Learn how to work with your unique ADHD brain instead of against it

✅ Feel motivated and focused on the things that matter to you

✅ Cut through procrastination

✅ Move from hopelessness to confidence in your ability to manage your day

✅ Break free from the vicious cycle of burnout

Learn more by visiting link in bio. 🧠 ✨

10/15/2021

Only 3 spots left in the Great ADHD Reset Program!
Registration closes TONIGHT at 11:59pm PST.

If you're ready to join this amazing group of badass professionals and turn your unique brain into your best asset, register here: https://www.readysetchoose.com/sales-page-79d969d2-90bd-43d2-bab2-3d0107dc9071

It's been so much fun creating this program in partnership with Executive Coach Cathy Rashidian! 😊

10/06/2021

6 years ago I launched to create an empowering platform for women with ADHD. It’s been a privilege of a lifetime to do this work with so many of you to dispel stigma and empower our community. I continued my work to dispel stigma in the workplace by helping launch their first Neurodiversity initiative … which we scaled over 2 years to a global peer support network. I’ve heard from hundreds of ADHDers, worked with the leading experts in the field and have learned a ton along the way. I knew I wanted to take what I have learned to help others so I’ve partnered with certified Executive & ADHD coach Cathy Rashidian to create The Great ADHD Reset. It’s a 5 week program to help people manage ADHD in their careers. ADHD can be challenging but you don’t have to do it alone.

The program launches October 22, and registration is now open!

(Link in bio with all the details.)

We invite you to check it out. 💛

Love,
Margaux ()
Founder, Kaleidoscope Society

06/21/2021

A.D.H.D. Comedian Blaire Postman, debuts her solo stage show - Struggling Chartist - at the Silver Spring Black Box Theatre on June 30th!

The performance combines Postman’s uproarious signature flip chart stand-up comedy pieces with running commentary about her life with long-undiagnosed ADHD. aka a neurodivergent person who didn't know she was one, nor why people thought she was so "unusual" for much of her life, and the lessons learned where the two intersect.

Postman, a solid member of GenX, describes how she learned to work with - and love - her “tornado” brain, instead of trying to fight or overly stifle it, as was expected growing up in the 1970’s & 80’s (“before A.D.D. was an official thing,” she notes). Also, there’s singing... yeah, mostly songs she made up. And some audience participation. Sound a little scary? Perfect. That’s what makes the roller coaster fun.

Tickets & additional show info available at ImprobableComedy.Com