Download FREE "FlipPal" App - Relax, Focus and Brain Massage Exercise here we list 5 ADHD symptoms people think are just personality traits! these range from always being late even when you try hard, to interrupting people mid-sentence constantly. does any of this sound like you?? save th

Life was hard growing up having little issues here and there and thinking "Oh, that's just me." — Years later, to find out it was ADHD all along. Definitely better late than never. The best thing in life for me was being diagnosed with ADHD as oddly as that sounds but now with proper me

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ADHD + PCOS girlies—ever feel like even brushing your teeth or checking your email feels impossible some days? That’s not laziness. It’s your brain working overtime—and you’re not alone. Executive dysfunction is real, and when you’re also balancing hormone chaos, energy crashes, and mental fog,

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You don't know what you don't know, right? And time helps to learn (most) things. And, it's helpful to reflect around the items we are most thankful that we now know regarding our ADHD and WHY we are so thankful that we know those things. For me, the two items I listed above are the

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

Far as facts go surrounding ADHD, there are many and as we learn more, the list grows. One to note is that ADHD and ADD are not two separate things. ADHD used to be referred to as ADD, but has not been since the 90’s. The other interesting fact is that while some claim they have the magic sau

It’s here! Starting January 1st, we’ll be focusing on simple tasks each day for the entire month to help you get a jump start on the New Year. Some example tasks may include cleaning out your closet, reorganizing your kitchen drawers, or washing your windows for the first time in 3 years. Even if y

📚 School has always been difficult for me, so when I decided to go back to college learning how to navigate it with ADHD was tough! ✨I do not feel limited because of my ADHD but I know that I experience learning differently from people who are neurotypical. 👍🏻 I have learned a few tips and tri

Here are some study tips for managing ADHD 1. Break Tasks into Smaller Steps: Large tasks can be overwhelming. Break them down into smaller, manageable steps to make them more approachable. 2. Create a Routine: Establish a consistent study schedule. Having a routine can help you stay on track

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Ladies with ADHD, ever feel like your brain just needs a little... extra something? You might be surprised to learn that magnesium, a superstar mineral, could be the key! I’ve added this to my supplement stack in the last few months and have noticed a difference concerning my ability to rest and re

Having ADHD is like living in a constant game of “what was I just doing?” 😭 It’s opening your phone to check the weather and suddenly you’re deep into a YouTube rabbit hole about frog furniture. It’s cleaning your room by creating three new messes. It’s hyperfixating on a hobby for two weeks and

I could and will write so many posts on this topic. But, for now, here is a quick insight into some of the most common characteristics you can expect when married to an ADHDer. Obviously, these are leaning more positive and to keep it real, there are plenty of well, not so positive features we w

It's great that we now know that girls can also have ADHD, but there are whole generations of women ( GenX) who have spent their whole lives hiding their true selves! Masking, believing there was something wrong with us, as we have been told all our lives( sit still!, whats wrong with you?, pay

having ADHD can be really tough on relationships sometimes. i figured that out firsthand when i got into my relationship with my fiancé (we have been together almost 4 years now). when we first got together, i wasn’t even diagnosed yet and it got to a point where we needed to find some answers

i lived half my life convinced my adhd meant i’d always feel broken. but brain fog isn’t who you are — it’s what’s happening to you. i didn’t need more meds. i needed a reset. that reset became my ADHD Reset Blueprint — and it’s helped me + 600 others finally feel clear, calm, and like ourselv