
ADHD After 45 – Why is it so much harder now?
You enjoy being a leader and you used to thrive on the demands of your role. But now you don’t feel so successful. You notice you’re zoning out in meetings,

You enjoy being a leader and you used to thrive on the demands of your role. But now you don’t feel so successful. You notice you’re zoning out in meetings,

Ellen is a high-performer, but she doesn’t always see herself that way. On a good day, she knows in her bones that she can be the professional she wants to

The ‘ideal’ executive doesn’t forget anything. They’re organized and goal-directed throughout the day. They leave their work in the office and they sleep well at night. They’re in charge –

ADHD coaching is about more than ADHD. It’s about you. How you see yourself, and how you see yourself in the world. ADHD Coaching is about how you show up,

Sometimes after a coaching session with one of my executive clients, I want to shout out to the world to stop the abuse, the labeling, the judgments and downright unkind

Many of my clients struggle with feeling motivated when they need it most. You may want something badly, but that doesn’t mean you’ll feel like doing it when it’s time

You’re living with adult ADHD. You feel pulled in all directions. You’re either missing your deadlines or afraid you will. You’re living with adult ADHD. You feel pulled in all

I’m a big believer in transparency. But it can be hard to know when or what to reveal about your ADHD. Whether it’s a new job or a new relationship,

You knew when you fell in love that he had adult ADHD. Or maybe you didn’t. Whenever you found out, you never imagined how much it would affect you. Inside.

If you have been living with ADHD anger in your relationship, you know that it leaves little room for that loving feeling. This is because ADHD anger in romantic relationships

ADHD anger has some unique features that can have a devastating impact on a relationship. Angry outbursts may be a sign you are in an ADHD relationship. You will see

There are few things more frustrating for adults with ADHD than repeatedly failing to do what they know they need to do. When I first met Steve, he threw up