4 WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT YOUR SLEEP The racing thoughts of anxiety will keep you awake or at least keep you in light, restless sleep that never really feels restorative. Then there’s the rumination of low mood and depression that can invade your dream time leaving you waking up constantly Read more…
Sleep procrastination, also known as bedtime procrastination, is a common challenge and refers to the difficulty of initiating and maintaining a regular sleep routine, often leading to insufficient and disrupted sleep patterns. ADHDers tend to struggle with this issue more frequently than the general population. Understanding the reasons why and Read more…
Procrastination is a common challenge for individuals with ADHD. It can be frustrating and affect various aspects of your life, from work and school to personal relationships. Understanding why procrastination happens in ADHD is the first step toward managing it. Why procrastination occurs in ADHD Tips and Tools to Manage Read more…
Mindfulness is the ability to be fully present in the moment, fully aware of your own thoughts, feelings and senses and fully accepting of them in a non-judgmental way. The goal is to become aware of thoughts and feelings rather than get lost in them, to observe them without judgment Read more…
One of my favourite quotes is ‘Excess worry is a misuse of your imagination’. When we talk about worry, we mean the thoughts people have about something in the future that leave us with a feeling of anxiety or apprehension. It is usually because we’re trying to problem solve something Read more…
We all have anxiety, so the real question is ‘does your anxiety cause you problems?’ Anxiety is a normal feeling and affects us all in different ways and at different times. It has a purpose as an internal alarm system. This alarm system releases adrenaline, which increases the heart rate Read more…