
Episode 2: Boredom is Our Kryptonite
“Welcome back to Grandma Has ADHD! In this second part of our inaugural episode, hosts Jami Shapiro and Justin Shepherd dive deeper into the fascinating
What if growing older didn’t mean slowing down—but stepping into a more vibrant, intentional life?
In this inspiring episode of Grandma Has ADHD, host Jami Shapiro sits down with Dr. Corinne Auman, founder of Choice Care Navigators, to explore the power of care management and the fresh, exciting possibilities of aging today.
Dr. Auman shares how a deeply personal family caregiving experience led her to create a service that helps families navigate the often overwhelming world of senior care—while bringing dignity, choice, and clarity to every decision. From juggling multiple medications to making big life transitions, she explains why having a care manager can make all the difference, especially for those aging solo or living far from loved ones.
But that’s not all—Corinne also opens up about her own ADHD evaluation journey, the perfectionism and “deadline-driven” habits she’s carried for years, and how ADHD often hides in plain sight, even well into adulthood. Together, Jami and Corinne break down the myths of aging, talk about why we need to de-prescribe medications as much as we prescribe them, and share practical ways to simplify life and embrace growth at every age.
Whether you’re 50+, supporting aging parents, or simply rethinking what getting older can look like, this episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and permission to live fully—without waiting for “the right time.”
What if getting older didn’t mean slowing down—but discovering a new way to thrive?
In this episode of Grandma Has ADHD, host Jami Shapiro welcomes Dr. Corinne Auman, founder of Choice Care Navigators and author of Keenagers, to talk about ADHD, aging, and navigating complex life transitions. Corinne shares her personal caregiving story, her upcoming ADHD evaluation, and her mission to change how we think—and talk—about growing older.
Dr. Auman’s journey began as a teen watching her mother struggle with caregiving decisions for her grandmother. That experience inspired her to create a service that guides families through the overwhelming choices of senior care.
As a nationally certified guardian and aging life care professional, she explains how care managers:
Corinne shares her own “aha moment” after recognizing ADHD traits in herself—lifelong procrastination, deadline-driven habits, and difficulty relaxing. Together, she and Jami discuss:
Corinne’s book Keenagers challenges negative stereotypes of aging. Instead of decline, she highlights curiosity, growth, and purpose in later life. Her message is clear: fighting ageism starts with the words we use and the stories we tell ourselves.
Whether you’re approaching retirement, supporting aging parents, or exploring your own ADHD diagnosis, this episode offers practical tools and fresh perspective. Aging isn’t the end of growth—it’s a chance to rewrite the story and live with curiosity, creativity, and dignity.

“Welcome back to Grandma Has ADHD! In this second part of our inaugural episode, hosts Jami Shapiro and Justin Shepherd dive deeper into the fascinating

“Welcome to Part 1 of the Grandma Has ADHD podcast, hosted by Jami Shapiro and Justin Shepherd. In this inaugural episode, we kick things off

The “OG Original Grandma” describes her life with Jami and Justin since discovering like her daughter and grandchild, she too shared the hereditary trait of ADHD.
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