ADHD Burnout and College: A University Survival Guide
University is full of exciting opportunities—but for ADHD students, it often feels like juggling a hundred things at once while the world shouts at you to "just try harder." If…
Coaching and Therapy for Women with ADHD or Anxiety in North Carolina and South Carolina
University is full of exciting opportunities—but for ADHD students, it often feels like juggling a hundred things at once while the world shouts at you to "just try harder." If…
Time blindness—difficulty perceiving and managing time—is a common experience for women with ADHD. Many of the things I see my clients struggle with I recognize as time blindness, but often,…
Time can feel slippery for women with ADHD. While many people rely on an internal clock and a future-focused mindset, ADHD rewires how time is experienced, often creating unique challenges.…
If you’ve struggled with setting and reaching goals as a woman with ADHD, you aren’t alone. Neurotypical goal-setting strategies likely don’t work for you. The ADHD brain is built differently…
If managing daily tasks like cooking, shopping, and cleaning with ADHD feels like you're climbing a mountain with no end in sight, you’re not alone—and you’re not doing anything wrong.…
If you have ADHD, you may have experienced racing thoughts—those moments when your mind seems to run faster than you can keep up. Racing thoughts are a common but often…
Understanding Rumination and Its Impact on Women with ADHD Rumination is the repetitive and persistent focus on negative thoughts, past mistakes, or worries about the future. For women with ADHD,…
ADHD and Doodling: More Than Just Idle Scribbles Traditional learning methods can be challenging for those with ADHD. Yet simple doodling can significantly improve focus, memory, and cognitive engagement. Let’s…
What kind of Medication is right for you? As a woman, I understand the hesitation many of us feel when it comes to taking medications for ADHD. Trusting the medical…
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