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My writing is now on Substack
Some essays and resources remain here, but you can find my latest writing — and some updates to older posts — on The Midlife ADHD Edit on Substack.
Substack is the home for new essays, ADHD coaching tips, podcast news, and short notes for midlife women who seem successful but find life harder than it should be.
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When the house gets quiet: ADHD, midlife, and sending kids off to college
You help them unpack, and you hold it together, then return to a quiet house. Though not a parent, many friends experience this, and I coach women with ADHD who feel the weight of silence. This post explains why an empty nest hits midlife ADHD hard and how to rebuild with simple rituals, gentle structure, and a new approach.
Navigating ADHD during perimenopause
Struggling with brain fog, mood swings, or sudden overwhelm in midlife? If you’re a high-functioning woman with ADHD, perimenopause may be intensifying your symptoms in ways you didn’t expect. In this guide, I explore why this hormonal life stage can feel like a betrayal—and what you can do to regain clarity, energy, and control. From brain chemistry to practical strategies, this is for every woman wondering, “Why don’t I feel like myself anymore?”
ADHD and the office: The advantages you might not have considered
The return to office doesn’t have to feel like a setback. With the right strategies, office days can improve focus, connection, and structure — even if you have ADHD.
Why rest feels wrong and success feels empty
Imagine this: you finally make time to relax, and within minutes that familiar voice pipes up: 'Really? Just sitting there?' Or perhaps you've achieved something significant, but instead of feeling satisfied, you feel... nothing. If you've spent years overcompensating and overachieving, your nervous system literally doesn't know how to downshift anymore. Here's why this occurs—and what you can actually do about it.
Do you still want the things you used to want?
You worked hard for this life, but now you’re not sure it fits. This post explores what happens when your goals no longer reflect who you’ve become, especially if you’re neurodivergent. It’s not a failure. It’s feedback. Let’s talk about what to do when your old dreams stop feeling like yours.


I joke that everyone should come with a user manual. I have ADHD, and I believe that if I had a guidebook for friends, dates, and partners, this could be a chunk of it. It would make life easier, wouldn’t it?