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Why Self-Awareness is Your Superpower: Growing Emotional Maturity with ADHD

Learn practical mindfulness techniques and quick self-check-ins designed specifically for ADHD brains to grow emotional awareness and maturity.

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Is it Them…or is it Me?

Ever walk away from a conversation feeling guilty for having needs? This post explores why—tracing it back to internalised shame, dismissive partners, or both. If you’ve been taught your needs are “too much,” this is your reminder: they’re not. You’re allowed to ask. And to be met with care.

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How to Reconnect After an Argument

Hard conversations trigger stress responses in the body—fight, flight, freeze, or fawn—regardless of how well they go. Emotional after-care is essential to help your nervous system recalibrate, release stored tension, and reconnect with yourself (and eventually, your partner).

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Fearful-Avoidant Breakups: What I Learned When She Left

From the allure of “doing the work” to the crash of unmet needs, this post explores the emotional fallout, the clarity that followed, and the slow but steady return to self-worth, boundaries, and love that stays.

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How to Break the Insecure Attachment Cycle

Finding your path to secure, nurturing relationships

A couple looking to reconnect after an argument.

How to Reconnect After an Argument

Hard conversations trigger stress responses in the body—fight, flight, freeze, or fawn—regardless of how well they go. Emotional after-care is essential to help your nervous system recalibrate, release stored tension, and reconnect with yourself (and eventually, your partner).

A woman contemplating if she can do anything to grow.

Is it Them…or is it Me?

Ever walk away from a conversation feeling guilty for having needs? This post explores why—tracing it back to internalised shame, dismissive partners, or both. If you’ve been taught your needs are “too much,” this is your reminder: they’re not. You’re allowed to ask. And to be met with care.

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Journaling Ideas for Better Mental Health

Try these journaling concepts to improve your mood.

Changing your perspective can help you feel better.

Reframing: The Cognitive Power of Perspective

Learn how reframing negative thoughts can ease anxiety, mend breakups, and promote growth. Discover powerful self-help methods to transform your mindset.

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Self-Awareness, Boundaries, and Gratitude

Discover the three essential components of positive mental health: healthy sense of self, strong boundaries, and authentic gratitude. Learn practical ways to develop these building blocks for lasting well-being.

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Why Self-Awareness is Your Superpower: Growing Emotional Maturity with ADHD

Learn practical mindfulness techniques and quick self-check-ins designed specifically for ADHD brains to grow emotional awareness and maturity.

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ADHD

What does Elvanse feel like?

An account of what it feels like to take Elvanse for ADHD.

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ADHD

I don’t know what my relationship needs are

If ADHD and insecure attachment have left you wondering what you actually need in relationships, you’re not alone—or broken. This post helps you untangle emotional confusion, recognise hidden needs, and start naming them with clarity and self-compassion. Because knowing your needs isn’t selfish—it’s the first step toward healthy connection.

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ADHD

The ADHD Christmas Gift Guide 2024

A guide on how to nail Christmas presents for people with ADHD.

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