ADHD Is More Than You Were Probably Told
ADHD is not just about focus or hyperactivity. It shifts across childhood, adolescence, adulthood, parenting, and career transitions. Emotional regulation, burnout, masking, and shame are often part of the story.
Collective Trauma and the Clinician With ADHD
Clinicians are living and working inside prolonged collective trauma. For clinicians with ADHD, the ethical, emotional, and cognitive strain is real and often under-acknowledged.
You Made It Through the Holidays
A reflective post on ADHD, nervous system overwhelm, and honoring what it took to make it through a heavy holiday season.
When Plans Meet Real Life
A reflection on ADHD, motivation, and learning to practice self-compassion when plans donβt unfold as expected.
October is ADHD Awareness Month
ADHD doesnβt have one face, it has many. Kids, parents, partners, and even clinicians live with its challenges and strengths. Every face deserves compassion, not correction
ADHD, Shame, and Suicide Risk: What We Need to Talk About
ADHD raises suicide risk, but not just from impulsivity. Shame, stigma, masking, and missed support play a big role. There is hope.