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Down the ADHD Rabbit Hole and where it led me

Talking about my journey with learning about ADHD and Neurodiversity

Posted byJenn has ADHD12/18/2020Posted inADHDTags:#ADHD, 2020, about ADHD, about me, ADHD, ADHD awareness, ADHD study, Adult ADHD, diagnosis, Hyperfixation, Jenn has ADHD, mental health, My story, Rabbit Hole, self diagnosis

My ADHD spiral, noticing when things are going bad, before they do

Self reflection techniques and tools to help us help ourselves when we are starting to notice things are getting out of control

Posted byJenn has ADHD11/30/202012/18/2020Posted inADHD, mental healthTags:ADHD, adhd help, control, environment, self care, self help, self reflection, wall of awful

Taking online ADHD tests but I already have a formal diagnosis

I take online ADHD tests years after my formal diagnosis to see what they say now.

Posted byJenn has ADHD11/30/202011/30/2020Posted inADHDTags:ADHD, ADHD in women, ADHD test, formal diagnosis, Inattentive, Jenn has ADHD, just for fun, online test, self diagnosis, test results

ADHD peers #issue 1: Chris Shopland

Chris Shopland, Extempore Art

Posted byJenn has ADHD10/29/202010/29/2020Posted inADHD, NewsletterTags:ADHD, adhd awareness month, adhd peers, Adult ADHD, art, mental health

Not crossing the boundary: Toxic-positivity, Arm-chairing, Influencers and Click bait.

Be aware, keep safe, guard your mental health from those who wish to take advantage of you when you need help.

Posted byJenn has ADHD10/19/202002/09/2021Posted inADHD, mental healthTags:ADHD, click bait, influencers, misinformation, RSD, social media

How to create a comfort space for your mental health

How to create a comfort space for your mental health using CBT and sensory modulation – with infographics!

Posted byJenn has ADHD09/16/2020Posted inADHD, mental healthTags:ADHD, CBT, comfort spaces, Infographic, mental health, mental health support, sensory modulation

Small wins list vs. To do list – ADHD systems and harmful mindsets

Small wins for the win? Why To-do lists are unhealthy and why you need to switch up your self talk about failures.

Posted byJenn has ADHD09/05/202009/05/2020Posted inADHD, mental healthTags:ADHD, ADHD mindset, ADHD routine, ADHD systems, Adult ADHD, advice, advocacy, mental health support, small wins, to do list

Words to support people with their mental health

Supportive responses you can offer to people about their mental health.

Posted byJenn has ADHD09/03/2020Posted inmental healthTags:empathy, mental health, mental health support, peer support, self help, support, supportive words, well being

We have ADHD posting guidelines

We have ADHD posting guidelines
facebook.com/groups/WehaveADHD

Posted byJenn has ADHD09/03/202010/29/2020Posted inOtherTags:Facebook, group rules, Guidelines, peer support, posting guidelines, support group

The 6 R’s of Stress Management

The six R’s of stress management is a useful tool of self reflection we can keep in our mental health tool box.

Posted byJenn has ADHD08/31/2020Posted inmental healthTags:advice, CBT, Infographic, Jenn has ADHD, peer support, recreation, reflection, refuelling, relationships, responsibility, self care, self help, Stress, Stress Management, Therapy

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