ADHD People are generally operating at a dopamine (as well as a few other neurotransmitters and brain chemicals) deficit.
Getting ready to go back to school can be a hectic time for any family. Throw in the added challenges that come with ADHD and
If you are feeling confused about the difference between ADD and ADHD you are not alone! The two are often mistaken for each other or
Being a parent of any child comes with lots of challenges and adventures. Being a parent of an ADHD child can be extra challenging. And
ADHD and Shame: The Who, What and Why Shame and ADHD? What do we know and what can be done about it? If you had
Does your spouse have ADHD? When adults start looking into their children’s learning struggles, a few things will often cross their mind. Questions such as
Why your ADHD Husband is Emotionally Abusive could have more than one answer. Nevertheless, ADHD can greatly contribute to abusive tendencies. As new research emerges
Overcoming CoDependency was one of, and still is one of the hardest things I have ever done. Nine years ago and nine months pregnant with
This Post; help Overcome Gaslighting; is Part 4 in a 6 Part In-Depth Series, titled How to Get Out, How to Leave an Abusive Spouse.
This Is Part 3, in the How to Get Out, How to Leave an Abusive Spouse Series. Click here to Read Part 1, Why She
Why your ADHD Husband is Emotionally Abusive could have more than one answer. Nevertheless, ADHD
Does an ADHD Diet work? And What is it exactly? First, let’s start with the
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,
“My ADHD kid behaves at school but comes home and is a tyrant!” “How come
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
Best careers for ADHD Adults. The best career for any adult is one that they
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 to 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
