I Used to Believe I Just Needed to Try Harder, Here’s What Changed

For years, I told myself the same thing you probably tell yourself every single day: 💬 “If I could just try harder, I’d get my life together.” 💬 “If I had more discipline, I wouldn’t keep falling behind.” 💬 “If I wasn’t so sensitive, I wouldn’t be this exhausted all the time.” I thought I was the problem. So I tried everything. Productivity hacks, therapy, medication, mindfulness, self-help books, anything that promised to “fix” my ADHD, RSD, anxiety, and burnout. And for a while, I convinced myself that more effort Read more…

5 Warning Signs of ADHD Burnout or Anxiety Overload (And What to Do Before It’s Too Late)

If you have ADHD, anxiety, or PTSD, burnout doesn’t hit like a slow fade. It crashes over you like a tidal wave—fast, overwhelming, and completely debilitating. But here’s the thing: Your brain and body are warning you long before the breakdown happens. The problem? Most people ignore the signs until it’s too late. If you recognize any of these five red flags, it’s not a matter of if burnout or an anxiety spiral is coming—it’s a matter of when. And the longer you wait? The harder it gets to recover. Read more…

What Happens If You Don’t Fix Your Anxiety Issues?

Having ADHD and chronic anxiety is a real struggle. Imagine this: You wake up, and before you even open your eyes, there’s a weight in your chest. It’s been there for so long, you don’t remember what it feels like to wake up without it. Your first thought isn’t, Good morning. It’s, Oh no… not this again. You already feel behind. Already overwhelmed. The simplest tasks—emails, phone calls, even deciding what to eat—feel impossible. The to-do list in your head is endless, but instead of tackling it, you freeze. You Read more…

The Hidden Mistakes That Keep ADHDers Stuck in Anxiety, and trauma, And Why No One Talks About Them

If you have ADHD and struggle with anxiety, rejection or trauma, you’ve probably tried everything to get relief. Therapy. Productivity hacks. Meds. Mindfulness. Maybe even alternative healing. And yet… you’re still stuck. The truth? Most of the “solutions” out there aren’t designed for the way your brain actually works. In fact, some of them are making things worse. Here’s why. ❌ Mistake #1: Thinking More Self-Awareness Will Fix the Problem 💬 “If I just understand myself better, I’ll be able to control my emotions.” This is the trap so many Read more…

How Alcohol Makes Your Anxiety Worse

Alcohol is often seen as a quick fix for unwinding after a long day or calming nerves in social situations. For many, it feels like a way to take the edge off and relax. However, while alcohol might offer temporary relief, it can significantly worsen anxiety in the long term. Understanding the connection between alcohol and anxiety is crucial for those seeking to manage their mental health effectively. The Temporary Relief Trap Alcohol is a depressant, which means it slows down brain activity and can initially create a sense of Read more…

Officially Diagnosed with ADHD!

After 18 months, I’m officially diagnosed with ADHD! In this video, I share my journey through the assessment process, how masking behaviours helped me succeed but took a toll, and what this diagnosis means for my future. From exploring meds to ADHD coaching, I’m excited for what’s next. ADHD isn’t a disease—it’s just a different way the brain works, with unique strengths and challenges. As a hypnotherapist, I’ll also share tools to help manage symptoms like anxiety and RSD. Join me as I navigate life with ADHD!

Managing Cravings as an Ex-Smoker: Your First Week

The first week after stopping smoking is often the trickiest when it comes to cravings. These moments can feel frustrating, but it’s important to remember that cravings are temporary, typically lasting only a few minutes—unless you focus on them. Reframe Your Cravings Instead of viewing cravings as a struggle, reframe them as positive reminders that you’ve stopped smoking. Each craving is a sign that your body is healing and adjusting to life without nicotine. Use them to reflect on your progress and remind yourself of all you’re gaining, like better Read more…

Subscribe to our Newsletter

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.