A Radical Guide for Women with ADHD Embrace Neurodiversity, Live, Boldly and Break Through Barriers by Sari Solden, MS & Michelle Frank, PsyD* is the source material for ADDA’s groundbreaking for this book club. Women with ADHD express shame, despair, and regret about the condition of their homes (messy), their timeliness (often late), and their […]
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Stopping the Cycle of Self-Sabotage
Self-sabotage is the negative self-talk that prevents women with ADHD from believing you can do certain tasks. Self-sabotage can be either conscious or unconscious and it holds you back from doing what you want to do. These limiting core beliefs fuel the fire to procrastinate. If a woman leaves this unchecked it can lead […]
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For a women with ADHD, it can be grueling to sustain a regular work or study schedule, keep emotions in check and manage day-to-day responsibilities while also making sure you’re eating well. Planning out regular mealtimes can really make a difference in your life. Meal planning can also be a healthy way to mitigate your […]
See MoreCommunication Strategies When You Or One Of Your Family Members Have ADHD
Good communication skills are vital in a family when you or one of the family members have ADHD in the hopes to make good decisions together, solve problems effectively, and promote a positive sense of well-being among family members. Use of sarcasm, ridicule, name calling, ignoring, making an annoyed face, looking incredulous, snickering, mocking, overgeneralizing, […]
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