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Body Doubling for Focus: Why It Works and How to Use It

Body Doubling for Focus: Why It Works and How to Use It

For people living with ADHD, staying focused on everyday tasks can often feel like climbing a mountain with no trail map. Despite best intentions, the struggle to concentrate can result in unfinished projects, growing frustration, and dwindling self-confidence. Enter...
Understanding Time Blindness in ADHD and How to Work With It

Understanding Time Blindness in ADHD and How to Work With It

One of the lesser-known yet incredibly disruptive aspects of ADHD is time blindness. If you’ve ever looked up from your phone only to realize that an hour has passed or struggled to grasp how long a task might take, you’re not alone. Time blindness isn’t about...
How ADHD Coaching Transforms Daily Life

How ADHD Coaching Transforms Daily Life

Living with ADHD can make even the simplest daily tasks feel overwhelming. Disorganization, forgotten responsibilities, and mental fatigue can easily take over, leaving you feeling stuck and frustrated — even when you’re trying your hardest. But ADHD doesn’t...
Why ADHD in Women Often Goes Undiagnosed

Why ADHD in Women Often Goes Undiagnosed

For decades, ADHD has been associated with hyperactive boys bouncing off the walls in classrooms. But for many women, it doesn’t show up that way. Instead, ADHD in women often hides in plain sight, masked as anxiety, perfectionism, or chronic overwhelm. Because it...
ADHD vs. ADD: Understanding the Differences

ADHD vs. ADD: Understanding the Differences

ADHD vs. ADD: Understanding the Differences If you’ve ever found yourself wondering whether you have ADHD or ADD—or what the difference even is—you’re far from alone. These two terms often get used interchangeably, but they don’t mean exactly the same thing. And...
Fighting February Fatigue: Maintaining Momentum with ADHD

Fighting February Fatigue: Maintaining Momentum with ADHD

February: the month where New Year’s resolutions go to die. The motivation you had in January? Fading. The energy? Depleting. And if you have ADHD, this time of year can feel like wading through mental quicksand. The initial burst of dopamine from setting goals has...