Making friends with your brain
Are You Motivating Yourself or Punishing Yourself?
You've been using the harsh voice to get yourself moving for years, and you're scared that without it nothing would get done. The research has an answer to that, and it's a relief.
Rejection Sensitivity and ADHD: Why Everything Feels So Personal
Someone leaves you on read and your whole day falls apart. If small moments of rejection land far harder for you than they seem to for everyone else, there is a reason, and it has a name. Here is what rejection sensitivity is, why the ADHD brain feels it so intensely, and some practical ways to work with it.
ADHD and Shame: Why You Feel Like You're Always Getting It Wrong
If you have ADHD, shame is often running quietly beneath everything. I explore why ADHD and shame are so deeply connected, and what actually helps.
Part 2: Why Emotions Can Feel So Intense With ADHD
For adults with ADHD, emotions don’t arrive quietly, they surge. A small frustration can feel like an avalanche; a moment of joy can bring tears. Here’s the neuroscience behind why, and what actually helps.