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40 brilliant neurodivergent life hacks
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Living with Adult ADHD
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40 Brilliant Neurodivergent Life Hacks
“Why Didn’t I Think of That?!” 40 Brilliant Neurodivergent Life Hacks
“I use a dry erase marker to write reminders on mirrors and windows.”

“My son uses one laundry basket for dirty clothes and another for clean clothes. Now he never has to put clothing away in drawers.”

“I count 5-4-3-2-1 before my brain has time to think — then I’m already up and doing the task.”

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“The Civil War Inside My Brain”
“The Civil War Inside My Brain”
“It’s impossible for me to focus on anything boring, but I can zone in and lose half a day doing something I love. ADHD is a condition of contradictions.”
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“Can’t Stop Worrying? Just Schedule It for Later”
How to Timebox Worry
Want to keep anxiety from showing up unannounced and taking over your brain? Keep yourself from losing hours to rumination and What ifs? Put your worry on a schedule »
“When I Try to Show Empathy, It Looks Like an Emotional Hijack”
“I Feel Empathy Deeply...”
“...but I need to work on the way I show it. The other day, I was talking to a friend about their breakup. I wanted them to know they would get through it — so I started going on (and on) about my past heartbreaks.”
Webinar February 11: How Your Circadian Rhythm Shapes Energy, Focus, Productivity and Cognitive Functioning
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ADHD & Circadian Rhythm
Circadian rhythms may differ for people with ADHD. How this impacts sleep & focus — and how to be more productive.
Webinar February 17: Family Dynamics and ADHD: Challenging Generational Patterns and Power Struggles
FREE WEBINAR ON FEB. 17
ADHD Family Dynamics
Understand the unhealthy patterns that tend to repeat in families touched by ADHD — and learn how to break free.
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