The ADHD Women’s Wellbeing Podcast joins Mercury

The ADHD Women’s Wellbeing Podcast - the award-winning, chart-topping podcast from neurodivergent author and coach Kate Moryoussef - today announces it is joining Mercury, the network for the world’s best independent creators.

With millions of downloads to date, it is one of the world’s biggest podcasts about ADHD, and Kate - who herself was diagnosed with ADHD at 40 - has become a leading voice and a champion for neurodivergent women.

The podcast provides support, understanding, and practical insights, tackling everything from parenting with ADHD to holding down a job, and from money trauma to the challenges of women’s healthcare. 

Since launching in 2022, Kate has built a brand that helps millions of people around the world navigate their own neurodivergence with confidence.

It recently received a British Podcast Award nomination in the parenting category, following up its 2022 nomination. The show also won an Independent Podcast Award in 2025.

Mercury will manage distribution and monetisation on behalf of The ADHD Women’s Wellbeing Podcast, supporting its next phase of growth into the world’s leading podcast about neurodivergence and mental health.

“It has taken me a long time to find a network that truly aligns with the values of the show, which I’ve grown organically and independently over the past four and a half years. I’ve self-funded the podcast from the very beginning, so I’m delighted to be working with Mercury,” says Kate Moryoussef.

“My work has never been about quick fixes, productivity hacks or chasing fast results. It’s about helping neurodivergent women find gentler, more sustainable and authentic ways to grow - ones that honour how they naturally want to live and show up in the world. I believe Mercury understands and supports that approach.

“I’m excited to partner with aligned, neuro-affirming and female-focused brands whose work can offer genuine value and meaningful support to my audience.”

“We launched Mercury to support the world’s best independent shows and creators, but we’re also a neurospicy team, so when Kate reached out to us we knew this was meant to be,” says Mercury’s founder Liam Heffernan.

“This isn’t just a podcast, it’s a global community of people who need this show. Kate and her team are building something really special, and we are so excited to support them.”