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ADHD and Time Management

Put to-do items on your calendar If you find that your tasks languish on your to-do list, put them on your calendar. Without a specific date and time, we may subconsciously continuously question when are we to do a task, especially if there is no deadline. Use your...

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Traveling and Neurodiversity

December is often a season of traveling. Whether that’s a holiday, a family vacation, or a trip home, there can be a lot to consider when someone in your travel party is neurodivergent. Here are tips to think about. Pre-Planning and Preparation: Perhaps you’re a...

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How I Manage my ADHD

As I work with a lot of neurodiverse clients or parents of children who are neurodiverse, I am often asked how I handle life with ADHD. Although I find everyone is different, I’m always happy to share what I have found helpful. When I first entered adult life I...

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Ashwagandha…Can it help with anxiety?

Do you struggle with symptoms of anxiety? Do you want to avoid the use of pharmaceuticals? Or maybe your symptoms are sporadic and you feel they don't warrant a prescription. There are non-pharmaceuticals that you can try, such as botanicals, including Ashwagandha....

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Coping Skills

When I start working with a new client, one of the first things I do is to consider what coping skills they may have in place or need. We typically all have coping skills that we use when things are difficult. Some work well. Others not so much. And some cause more...

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The Benefits of a Gratitude Journal

When giving suggestions for managing stress, anxiety, depression, and overall mental health, I often suggest journalling or more specifically, using a gratitude journal. With this post I wanted to gather a lot of the benefits together in one post, so if you’re...

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Non-pharmaceutical Options for Anxiety and Depression

Many people, for varied reasons, prefer not to use pharmaceuticals in the treatment of mental health issues. This article will look at non-pharmaceutical options, primarily for depression and anxiety. The first article I came across was a meta-analysis looking at the...

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