ADHD Transitions: Why Task Switching Feels Physical (and How to Make It Easier)
You know the next thing you’re “supposed” to do. Get out of bed.Stop scrolling and start work.Leave the house.Close the laptop and actually rest. But…
You know the next thing you’re “supposed” to do. Get out of bed.Stop scrolling and start work.Leave the house.Close the laptop and actually rest. But…
There’s a particular kind of boredom that feels less like “nothing to do” and more like restless pain. You’re not relaxed.You’re uncomfortably under-stimulated.Your brain feels…
You’re tired.You’ve yawned ten times in the last hour.You know you should go to bed. But instead you: 📱 Scroll a bit more📺 Watch one…
Sitting alone with a task can feel like staring at a wall. You know exactly what needs to happen: open the document, send the email,…
You know the task matters.You might even think about it all day. Answer the email.Start the assignment.Book the appointment.Open the file and just begin. And…
Many people think of ADHD as “attention” and “focus,” but for a lot of ADHD brains, the body tells an equally loud story. It might…
Many people grow up thinking ADHD only looks like a child who can’t sit still in class.As an adult, your reality might be closer to:…
If you’re asking “Could this be ADHD?”, you probably aren’t looking for a personality quiz—you’re looking for a framework that explains your real life. This…
Many adults grow up with ADHD without ever hearing the word. Instead they hear: 🗣 “You’re so smart, why can’t you just focus?”🗣 “You’re lazy…
If you have ADHD, you probably know the feeling: 🗣 “I opened my phone to check one message and lost 40 minutes.”🗣 “I can scroll,…