Guest Blogs
“How Exposure Therapy Reduced My Social Anxiety”
“I never felt so wonderful ‘letting it all out.’ I discussed my insecurities about being labeled...
Adult Blogs
Guest blog posts written by and for adults with ADHD and comorbid conditions.
Adult Blogs
“My Call of the Void: What Intrusive Thoughts Taught Me About ADHD”
“The guest recalled a time when he had an intrusive thought about spitting in a friend’s face. He...
Adult Blogs
Rising from the Burnout: A Recovery Kit for Women with ADHD
“Recognize that you are doing the best you can each day under your circumstances. Think to yourself...
Adult Blogs
“Ghosting Is Rude — and Difficult for Adults with ADHD to Comprehend”
“Ghosting sets off our rejection sensitive dysphoria. It makes us feel confused, disposable, guilty,...
Guest Blogs
“When DIY Projects Meet My ADHD Persistence & Hyperfocus”
“Persistence coupled with my ADHD and poor working memory made me forget about my previous mistakes,...
Adult Blogs
“Skateboarding Found Me Again in My 40s. It’s the Perfect ADHD Outlet.”
“At 43, I’m ecstatic to be skating again. Not just because it’s a fun way to exercise, but because...
Adult Blogs
“Healing from Heartbreak, the ADHD Way”
Love hurts. Love scars. For those of us with ADHD, traits like rejection sensitive dysphoria, big...
Adult Blogs
“The Double Discrimination I Face: Living with Undiagnosed ADHD as a Person of Color”
“At an ultra-white French-immersion school in a primarily white city in Canada, I was already...
Guest Blogs
“Multitasking Is a Farce. Use These Task-Switching Strategies Instead.”
“Chunking responsibilities with similar characteristics together will help adults with ADHD avoid the...
Adult Blogs
“Forget ‘New Year, New Me.’ Here’s to ‘New Year, Real Me.’”
“This year, I don’t want to be a ‘new’ me. I want to be the old me. The authentic me. I want to shed...
Adult Blogs
“Catastrophizing Is Second Nature for My ADHD Brain.”
“Catastrophizing is an insidious process; a hijacking of the mind’s eye that causes it to see only...
Adult Blogs
“On Trusting My ADHD Sixth Sense”
“More often, following my ADHD intuition worked out for the best, like when I impulsively bought a...
