But if you’ve got ADHD, you might have noticed something: even the smartest SMART goals can sometimes fall flat...That’s where H.A.R.D. goals come in. H.A.R.D. goals tap into something deeper, emotion, imagination, urgency, and challenge. And for those of us with ADHD, that emotional connection can be the difference between a goal that gets ignored and one that actually ignites action.

When I was first diagnosed with ADHD, I didn’t realize just how much I’d been craving connection with people who truly understood me. That changed when I joined a few online communities...there were people who “got it,” not just in theory but in lived experience.

ADHD brains are wired for creativity, curiosity, and quick thinking—but focus, organization, and task follow-through? Not so much. That’s where external tools come in.

ADHD coaching isn’t about “fixing” you—it’s about building tools that actually work for your brain. With the right support, you’re not just managing ADHD—you’re learning to thrive.

An ADHD diagnosis is the owner’s manual for our turbo-charged bumper-car brains—keep the fun, skip the crashes.

Struggling with ADHD motivation? INCUP (Interest, Novelty, Challenge, Urgency, Passion) boosts focus & productivity. Mix & match for success

By prioritizing self-care and utilizing digital resources and flexible work options, you can effectively manage your family's needs...

One universal struggle for many ADHDers is avoiding uncomfortable emotions. Let’s explore why this happens and how to address it.

Discover how to build self-confidence while living with ADHD.

Your New ADHD Diagnosis You’ve talked to your doctor, you’ve done the assessments, you’ve offered up evidence. Finally, your doctor has...

Personal values are the guiding principles that give our lives meaning and purpose. This is especially important for those with ADHD.

Day 2 of the International ADHD Conference 2023 in Baltimore, MD. I talk about meeting with some big names and what I learned from sessions.

So, I just got back from the ADHD Conference 2023, If I had to describe it in just a few words, it was life changing.

When it comes to ADHD knowledge is power. Learning all you can about your ADHD and where you struggle can help you find better tools to cope

It's easy to get stuck in our own heads and only see 1 point of view. DBT teaches us that more than 1 point of view can be true.

For those of us with ADHD, it’s easy to get stuck in our own heads. Being mindful of others can help us get past it and build relationships.

People with ADHD often have trouble communicating what they want and need. DBT can help us improve using 3 techniques.

DBT Distress tolerance skills build on previous skills to help us deal with and survive crisis situations and accept life as it is.

Part 3 to The Beginners Guide to DBT with ADHD. Here we discuss one of the most difficult DBT skills to learn, Emotional Regulation.

Part 2 of The Beginners Guid to DBT with ADHD. Here we discuss the mindfulness skill and why it is important to practice this skill.