Any task can feel daunting when you have ADHD. Moving is one task that can become a nightmare. Follow these moving tips to help make it manageable.
The constant noise makes it difficult to focus in an office. These five tips for working in an open office environment with ADHD can improve your workday.
Moving can be stressful for anyone, especially those with ADHD or executive dysfunction. Read here to learn my best tips for moving out for adults with ADHD.
There are multiple therapeutic processes to keep you engaged that will also help your physical well-being. Learn how gardening can help with ADHD in adults.
Decluttering and organizing your home doesn’t need to be challenging with ADHD. Knowing the right strategies can help. Learn our ADHD decluttering methods!
Whether you work from home or in an office, there are many workplace distractions. Here are 5 steps for maintaining an ADHD-friendly workspace.
Struggling to find a hobby that captures your interest? Take a look at these fun and interesting hobbies that can channel your energy in a positive way.
The day passes by, and you’ve accomplished hardly any work. If you struggle with ADHD, use these four tips to stay focused at work all day long!
Managing your ADHD can sometimes feel like being stuck on a hamster wheel. How will you ever be able to accomplish anything? And if you
Can Content Creator and Micro Influencer truly be your Career of Choice as an ADHD Person? & Will this career continue to be an option?
Does an ADHD Diet work? And What is it exactly? First, let’s start with the
Why your ADHD Husband is Emotionally Abusive could have more than one answer. Nevertheless, ADHD
ADHD People are generally operating at a dopamine (as well as a few other neurotransmitters and brain chemicals) deficit.
The pencil tapping. The tock clicking. The faucet dripping. On a small scale, all these
Disclosure: I was gifted a copy of the book, Raising WILL, Suriving the Brilliance and
I’ve heard them all. The judgemental statements from people who don’t understand ADHD. And quite
Here’s the cold hard truth about budgeting as an ADHD woman. We don’t. We don’t
5 Signs of ADHD in Women Six years ago, I sat across from my social
The best tools for adults with ADHD; especially ADHD moms. If you’re reading this article,
Is it really that bad to spank your ADHD child? Well… When my son was
When it comes to ADHD diet plans, three things always seem to come to the
Inside a dark cave in Agrabah, I find the golden lamp. Gently rubbing its side,
Parenting an ADHD child somedays can feel like squashing water. It feels like every day
Sleep? What is Sleep? I wish I could just get some sleep. The truth is
Finally learn to be on time, most of the time. If you have ADHD, timeliness
Drawing a blank on what to ask your doctor about your ADHD diagnosis? Not to
The road that led us to medication for ADHD was long and winding. There I
When it comes to helping our kids understand their own brains, words can be few.
How important is the time after you put your children to sleep? If you are
In 2016 I said goodbye to what I recalled then as the worst year of
Hey there Momma, I see you there, fighting with your child in the grocery store.
Ready to make your mornings less stressful with your ADHD Child? So was I. Once
So your family or friends is throwing a Holiday party. White Elephant gift style. No
September 2018. In a conference room at a blogging conference, sitting across from Abby Rockenbaugh,
Struggling to follow through on your goals is something I am well versed and could
I’ve written my 10 funny symptoms of adulting with ADHD. It’s time for me to
There must be something therapeutic in retelling your most embarrassing moments. Act 3 of my
What?! ADHD and ASD Stocking stuffers for less than $6!! I know…I’m excited too! Every
What does the Bible say about Toxic Marriages? Well, nothing too concrete from what I
When it comes time to build an ADHD Child’s self-esteem, nothing can work quickly enough.
You’ve been asking me how our household is naturally treating ADHD so here is your
A List of Funny Adult ADHD-isms: When I started this blog, it was my self-reflected
