Today’s motivation is about anxiety with ADHD🦋🫶

if you don’t know what it looks like, adhd paralysis can be really overwhelming to experience. it’s characterized by feeling ⤵️ ➡️ overwhelmed: by information, emotions, or the environment ➡️ stuck: feeling frozen or paralyzed, unable to think or function effectively ➡️ indecisive: b

Matcha green tea offers distinct advantages over coffee for managing ADHD-related fatigue and energy fluctuations due to its unique biochemical composition. Here are five evidence-backed ways it outperforms coffee. ⬆️ 🍵 🌸 🍵 🌸 🍵 𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇𝐀 𝐕𝐒 𝐂𝐎𝐅𝐅𝐄𝐄 💥 Matcha and coffee both boost energy, but

Many woman don’t get diagnosed with adhd till they are in their 30s! That is crazy! ADHD looks different in woman than it does in men. These are my biggest symptoms of my ADHD. I can’t tell you how amazing it feels to have a diagnosis and not feeling like my brain is broken. Also, unrelated to the

As someone with adhd and anxiety, these are some ways that help me feel more grounded when my brain feels like it’s doing 100 things at once. What are some ways you regulate yourself? #adhdtips #mentalhealthawareness #personalgrowth #20s #anxiety

When ADHD paralysis wraps you in its fog, even simple tasks can feel like wandering through a dark forest. But there’s hope in small rituals: with these tips you can find peace in this haze of chaos. 🖤📖✨ #adhdparalysis #adhdproductivity #adhdtips #studytips #embracevulnerability #Lemo

I have ADHD and I was diagnosed after turning 30. 🫠 I’m grateful that I always knew I was ✨different✨ and accepted myself because it made dealing with my ADHD a little easier. Some people take medication for it but I’ve chosen not to because it destroys my sleep routine and leaves me needing

I’ve been struggling with anxiety, ADHD, and depression, and finding the energy to just do things can be so draining. I realized that what motivates me to leave the house is pretending I have to go to "school" to "learn something" or have a "lesson". ​Gamifying my life this

In my 20s, I dealt with anxiety, which triggered ADHD. This mix messed up my decision-making and slowed down my personal growth. Now that I'm older and have my anxiety under control, I hardly make bad choices anymore. I learned from every mistake back then, and now I carefully think through

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So you have ADHD but you feel a little more extreme than other people that have the condition?🥲 And you feel you always have issues with relationships. If you feel this way you’re likely already struggling, which is why it’s important to see a psychiatrist. If you relate to this here’s your push to

I deal with pretty severe anxiety on a daily basis, and while years of therapy and medication have helped me manage it, there are still tough days. That’s when I turn to Minecraft—a game that provides a sense of calm and control when I need it most. When I’m looking for a way to ease my anxiety,

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Hi ☀️ Today I want to discuss ADHD paralysis, which is a common experience for many, including myself. To create a home that is ADHD-friendly, it is important to understand how our brain works in order to better manage our progress. Because ADHD paralysis can feel like a major setback, it’s impo

In this post, I’m sharing a few professional tips and personal strategies that have helped me manage my symptoms. It’s not always easy, but there are ways to make life with ADHD more manageable. 🧠✨ Whether it’s finding the right treatment, using helpful tools like reminders, or just embracing the p

1. I tend to ramble on and over share, especially at work. Chewing gum keeps my mouth moving and tricks my brain. It keeps me concentrated. 2. Whether listening to sad music, hype, music or even a podcast. My AirPods are like a weighted blanket for my ears. It keeps my brain from rambling on. Al

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In a lot of podcasts, talk shows, tiktoks etc people seem to always link ADHD with a childhood trauma. Me being diagnosed with severe ADHD and no childhood trauma, it really caused me to wonder if I was blocking out something.🥲 I thought I had a great childhood. I feel my parents did their best.

First, take a deep breath. If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’ve been carrying more than anyone realizes. Maybe you’re mentally exhausted from trying to keep up with work, parenting, relationships, appointments, and the endless list of things running through your mind. ADHD bur

Hey, ADHD girlies! 💁🏾‍♀️Whether you're thriving in your chaotic creative world or trying to find some order in the ADHD whirlwind, I've got you covered with a curated list of apps that will help you stay on top of your game, without sacrificing your unique flair! From organizing your day to

Have u guys taken Vyvanse?🌷˚ʚ💗ɞ˚ 🌷 Hey guys ! so I have had ADHD my whole life but got diagnosed at 18 (now 23). up until this week i was taking guanfacine , a non stimulate ADHD medication. It really wasn't doing much . Recently i asked my doctor to switch me to adderall but instead she rec

🦋After I posted the last series on ADHD & Big Emotions my DMs were flooded with requests to talk about the new emotions. Now that I have watched the movie and had some pretty big moments in my own life around ADHD and Anxiety I thought it would be worth putting together a separate post just on

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📒Notes: Swipe ➡️➡️ Or read below ⬇️⬇️ 1. **Create a structured study plan:** Break down your study material into smaller, manageable chunks and allocate specific time slots for each task. Having a clear plan can help reduce overwhelm. 2. **Minimize distractions:** Find a quiet, clutter-free e

If you have ADHD, you know the hardest part of getting ready isn’t the makeup… it’s convincing yourself to start. I stopped trying to follow 20-step beauty routines and built a simple routine I can actually do every morning. ✨ Here’s what makes it ADHD-friendly: • Fewer products • Less de

I’ve struggled with ADHD most of my life and always hear tons of misinformation and feel like I’m constantly educating people in my life the truth about my ADHD. The discussion around ADHD, especially in adults, is rife with myths and misconceptions. Addressing these myths with factual informati

Have you struggled with gym anxiety or are you just starting your fitness journey? You’re not alone, girl! 💖✨ Here are some steps to help you overcome that anxiety and get moving! Step 1: Just GO! 🚀 Seriously, girl, use the 5-second rule: don’t overthink it! Grab your gym bag, throw on your fav