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For generations, ADHD was misunderstood, often dismissed as laziness or a behavioral issue. Many adults spent their lives unknowingly masking their struggles, internalizing shame, or being misdiagnosed with anxiety or depression.

Today, we’re breaking the cycle. As awareness grows, more adults are getting the support they’ve needed all along. And when parents embrace their neurodivergence, they’re better able to support their kids, too.

In the whirlwind of life, it's easy for anyone to overlook their foundational needs. But for individuals with ADHD, paying attention to these needs is especially important because it ensures that we’re set up for success to work WITH our brains.

Reframing leverages positive psychology and can be a potent tool for all brains, not just neurodivergent ones. Reframing is changing how you perceive or interpret a situation, idea, or problem by shifting its context or framing it in a different light.

ADHD Coach Lindsay Binette shares some of her favorite strategies to managing her life with ADHD.

Arianna Huffington said, “The great resignation is really the great re-evaluation,” and I couldn’t agree more. Read why.

3 strategies to help someone who has recently been diagnosed with ADHD.