5 Supplements That Can Help Your ADHD Symptoms… and One That Can Mess With Your Meds

5 Supplements That Can Help Your ADHD Symptoms… and One That Can Mess With Your Meds

For quite some time, I have been gathering tips about natural supplements to help manage ADHD. I have lurked in ADHD Facebook groups, and from time to time, someone would come up with an ADHD supplement that helped them greatly. I paid attention and added it to my list if other people said it helped them too. I looked for the best supplements for ADHD on Reddit as well. I googled. I put the information together bit by bit. Here is a list of the most often mentioned ADHD supplements for adults and children.

5 Counterintuitive Decluttering Hacks for People With ADHD

5 Counterintuitive Decluttering Hacks for People With ADHD

If you tried decluttering at all, you are probably familiar with the famous technique “Set your timer for 15 minutes and go!”

It works for a variety of reasons. One of them is that it lowers the bar for beginning, and sets a doable goal. Another is that it gives you a corrected timeframe — if you are time-blind, you can feel like the tasks you can do in 15 minutes take an hour, so you may be pleasantly surprised by how short a time it really takes. Yet another advantage can be that it gives you a deadline, allowing you to race against the clock, making it into a competition with yourself.

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Gamified Self-Care: It Really Works (Especially if You Are a Woman With ADHD)

If you have ADHD like me, you are probably on the endless pursuit of things that would give you a bit more dopamine. Checking things off a list can be one of the ways. But what if you took it one step further and made it a game where you can earn things? Instant dopamine!

When I discovered Finch, I was skeptical at first. But with so many recommendations all over the internet, I decided to give it a try. And soon I was hooked.

5+1 Ways to Create Dopamine for Your ADHD Brain and Get Things Done

5+1 Ways to Create Dopamine for Your ADHD Brain and Get Things Done

You are sitting on your couch, scrolling through Facebook. You know you need to get up and start working, but you simply can’t. It’s like your brain has taken on a life of its own, refusing to let you get up and begin. “Why can’t I just DO it?” you ask yourself, again and again. You feel guilty. You feel self-loathing. You call yourself lazy. But even so, you can’t get up and start.

And it isn’t your fault.

I’m Tired of Being Told to Find My Neurodivergent Superpower

I’m Tired of Being Told to Find My Neurodivergent Superpower

Yes, autism and ADHD are a part of my personality, a part of being myself. And thus, there are both good and bad sides to them. But I think that reducing the good parts into one “superpower” (preferably one that can be turned into income), is brutally oversimplifying the matter — and creating a sense of pressure. A sense that you are not good enough. That you are somehow failing in neurodiverging. And as you probably felt that you were failing basic peopleing before that, what’s left? You don’t need that kind of shame.