THE BLOG

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Hey, fellow late-diagnosed ADHD mom—raising little ones who light up (and sometimes set fire to) everything around them—I see you. The parenting books and experts sometimes say to lower expectations, to account for the executive function gaps and developmental lags. It’s practical advice, meant to protect our hearts from disappointment. But deep down, it can […]

Happy New Year Auld Lang Syne! Let’s imagine for a minute two versions of 2026 VERSION A: Everything you touch turns to gold. Every goal you have for your business, your health goals stick, your bank account thrives along with your family. Everything you set your mind to works out. You follow through on plans, […]

You know the one. You’re standing in the kitchen, wine glass in hand, fairy lights twinkling like they’re personally mocking you, and someone makes an offhand comment about your bread basket—“Oh, crescent rolls would’ve been fine”—and suddenly your nervous system hits the eject button. In 0.2 seconds flat you’ve gone from “festive and fabulous” to […]

(The one that finally explains what you’ve been experiencing far better than ADHD ever did.) If you’re here, it’s probably because someone in your world — maybe you, maybe your child, maybe a friend — has recently received the label “ADHD,” and nothing about that word has ever quite fit you. You don’t see yourself […]

The Beginning of Something That I couldn’t Unsee. . . Begin at the beginning,” the King said, “and go on till you come to the end: then stop.” – Alice In Wonderland So I’ll begin at one of the scenes that rewrote my life in hindsight. I was running back from Trudi’s office in my […]