ADHD Masking and Burnout: Finding Balance and Resilience
As a therapist specializing in ADHD, I’ve had countless conversations with women in my groups and practice about the complexities of masking. For many of my clients, masking—the act of…
Coaching and Therapy for Women with ADHD or Anxiety in North Carolina and South Carolina
As a therapist specializing in ADHD, I’ve had countless conversations with women in my groups and practice about the complexities of masking. For many of my clients, masking—the act of…
The Overlapping World of AuDHD: Understanding Autism and ADHD in Women Living with AuDHD – a term used to describe coexisting autism and ADHD – can feel like navigating a…
Unlocking Flow States: The Science Behind Hyperfocus and Creativity What Are ADHD Flow States? Have you ever found yourself so deeply absorbed in an activity that time seemed to disappear?…
If you’re a woman with ADHD, you’ve likely encountered the question: Is ADHD caused by trauma? This belief can sound convincing at first—after all, ADHD and childhood trauma share overlapping…
Introduction Have you ever been told, “You’re too smart to have ADHD!” or “But you’re so successful—how could you possibly have ADHD?” If so, you’re not alone. These dismissive comments…
Imposter Syndrome Quiz: Discover How It Affects You Imposter syndrome can feel like a constant shadow, making it hard to trust in your own success. Many women with ADHD experience…
ADHD and Panic Attacks—A Complex Connection Many of my clients with ADHD want to know more about the relationship between ADHD and panic attacks. Panic attacks are sudden and intense…
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…
ADHD and panic often occur together. When you start to have panic attacks, it can be overwhelming and scary. By understanding panic attacks and what they mean, as well as…
CBT and Gaslighting: Why Some Neurodivergent Clients Feel Invalidated CBT and Gaslighting—these two terms don't usually go together, but for some neurodivergent people, like those with ADHD or autism, it…
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