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7 Tips For Surviving Thanksgiving

  Are you stressed out, over stimulated and irritable for the yearly Turkey Fest? Turkey day always makes me a little nutty. Actually, the whole Holiday Season makes me nuts. I’m not sure what sets me off. I think it has something to do with my introverted...

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My Insanely Easy Way to Plan The Holiday Season

I have a love/hate relationship with the holiday season. The thing about the holidays is that there is too much to do, too much to remember. And you still have to do all the normal day-to-day stuff! If I have to shop, decorate, meal-plan, and cook how the hell am I...

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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Sucks

This guest post was done by the lovely Danielle, from The Spicy Therapist. I have written about RSD before, but this article blew me away! Consider this your new epic guide to Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria!...

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A New Way to Think About ADHD and Organization

ADHD and organization - it's a topic we can all relate to! Myself included. **This is a guest post from one of my favorite people, Jaclyn Paul! Jaclyn's website ADHD Homestead was one of the first websites I found when I was trying to start A Dose of Healthy...

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The Most Powerful Way To Connect With Your Child

  A few weeks ago I was really down in the dumps about my child. His diagnosis is a complex one, and I found myself reverting back to old patterns of negative thinking and speaking. Here is a quote from Suzy Miller, “Negative words carry negative vibration....

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Living with ADHD

Living With ADHD Christina's Story   Why did you agree to speak with me? C: Well I thought it would help remove some of the stigma.   Oh well yeah..thank you! So many women email me and they are afraid to join even my secret group because they don’t want...

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5 Powerful Shifts That Will Activate A Growth Mindset

Famous French painter Paul Cezanne was rejected by the Académie des Beaux-Arts (now the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris) in 1861. He was told his work was not good enough. (source) When I first heard this story I had to look it up to make sure it was true. How could a...

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Meditation and ADHD: The Best Way to Live In The Moment

I always laugh when people say, “Live in the moment!” "Live in the moment" is not always good advice. We with ADHD struggle to pause in the moment, which is frustrating, because this is when we most need to pause. We tend to be reactive to our environment and...

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How To Raise A Boring, Insecure People Pleaser

A conversation from my life: “Hey bud, are you going to buy a house of your own someday?” I do this periodically, I ask my son what he wants as an adult.  Mostly because I enjoy his answers, and kids with ADHD and/or autism are honest and straightforward in a way most...

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ADHD Adults: A Manifesto

I usually write for women. But this article is for all of my fellow ADHD adults who know the struggle is real. I see you. According to Merriam Webster online, a “manifesto”, is a written statement declaring publicly the intentions, motives, or views of its issuer. I...

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