by Dana Dzamić | May 17, 2025 | Adults
As a neurodiversity consultant, and someone who has ADHD herself, I’ve seen firsthand the complex landscape of ADHD. My family is neurodivergent, too, which makes this conversation personal. ADHD has often been viewed as a disorder needing correction—but it’s time to...
by Dana Dzamić | May 15, 2025 | Adults
Navigating relationships can feel like trying to dance in a minefield—one wrong step, and boom! Now, throw ADHD into the mix, and it’s a whole new level of chaos. As a woman with ADHD, I can say with confidence that I’ve had my fair share of relationship...
by Dana Dzamić | May 11, 2025 | Adults
If you’ve ever stared at your keys in the fridge and wondered, “Was I always this scattered, or is my ADHD getting worse?” One of the most common (and slightly panicked) questions I hear as an ADHD consultant is: “Can ADHD get worse with...
by Dana Dzamić | May 10, 2025 | Adults
If someone’s “helpful feedback” feels like a gut punch – or if a simple suggestion sends you into a shame spiral – you’re not overreacting. You might be experiencing ADHD and rejection sensitivity, a phenomenon that hits especially hard if you have ADHD....
by Dana Dzamić | May 3, 2025 | Adults
More Than Just Forgetfulness: The ADHD Object Disappearing Act If you have ADHD (or love someone who does), you’ve likely experienced the Great Disappearing Act – where objects seem to vanish into thin air. Your phone was just in your hand, but now it’s...
by Dana Dzamić | Apr 28, 2025 | Adults
ADHD and fatigue don’t often appear together in popular images of the condition, but they’re deeply connected for many adults—especially women. While most people associate ADHD with hyperactivity and nonstop energy, the reality for many is quite the opposite: constant...
