When Brilliant Employees Struggle: Understanding ADHD and Executive Function in the Workplace

When Brilliant Employees Struggle: Understanding ADHD and Executive Function in the Workplace

There are a few employees I’d love for you to meet. The dedicated clinician who struggles to keep up with charting The administrative assistant in overwhelm with a never-ending task list The burned-out leader who questions if they’re in the right role The frustrated...
The Power of Informational Interviews: A Strategy to Learn About a Career

The Power of Informational Interviews: A Strategy to Learn About a Career

When you’re starting to explore a career path, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. There are so many possible paths. It’s hard to know where to start and what path is right for you. One of the most effective (and low-pressure) ways to explore your options is through an...
Thriving in High-Demand Careers Without a 4-Year Degree

Thriving in High-Demand Careers Without a 4-Year Degree

For many parents of young adults with ADHD, we have become accustomed to the narrative: “Go to college to succeed.” But what if the traditional college path isn’t the right fit?  The good news is, it’s not the only route to a fulfilling and...
The Fear of Career Change for Adults with ADHD: Overcoming Common Fears and Moving Forward

The Fear of Career Change for Adults with ADHD: Overcoming Common Fears and Moving Forward

Changing careers is a daunting decision for anyone, but for our adults with ADHD, it can feel particularly overwhelming. We know that ADHD affects executive functioning, which includes skills like organization, planning, and decision-making. These challenges can...
Your Productivity is NOT a Fluke!

Your Productivity is NOT a Fluke!

When I first meet clients, they are often in a state of despair. Things aren’t going well, and their productivity is fleeting and inconsistent. They frequently have ideas but can’t seem to implement them.  Instead I offer that their answer is already inside of them....