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There comes a time in every ADHDer’s life when overwhelm takes over our professional lives, academic progress, family dynamics, and/or personal growth , and we finally feel the urgency to buckle down and develop the sustainable strategies and confidence we need to thrive! Again! Because this time, I'm really ready! For real! I'm doing the thing! It’s happening! You “know” what you need to do. You’ve read the articles, filled out the worksheets, downloaded the apps, bought the

I work in the ADHD space every day – coaching, educating, and advocating – and it still happened to me. After moving across the country, I had to establish care with a new provider to continue my ADHD treatment. I’ve taken Vyvanse for years, responsibly and consistently, and I’ve never once been asked to take a urine drug test for it. But the new system/insurance required one before prescribing. No big deal, I thought.  Until it became one.