Women with ADHD

21 Strategies to Cope with the Female Experience, Build Fulfilling Personal Connections, and Improve Concentration for Professional Success (Women with ADHD by Mavis F. Carter, Book 1)

De: Mavis F. Carter

Narrado por: Allie James

Unlock the Strengths of ADHD

Do you often feel overwhelmed by the whirlwind of thoughts and emotions that come with ADHD? Struggle to focus at work or maintain fulfilling relationships?

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting all genders and ages. Yet, ADHD in women is often misdiagnosed due to differing symptoms, leading to struggles at work, school, and home. The silent battles and societal pressures can be exhausting. But living with ADHD doesn’t have to be a constant struggle. It can be a source of strength and creativity.

In this guide, discover strategies to cope with ADHD, build strong connections, and improve focus for success.

• 21 powerful strategies for thriving with ADHD–from mindfulness to medication, find what works for you.
• The ADHD brain is not a weakness–learn how it functions and why it’s a superpower!
• Recognize ADHD symptoms in women–understand differences from men to get accurate diagnosis and treatment.
• Overcome challenges and embrace your strengths–you're more than your diagnosis.
• Build meaningful connections despite ADHD–create relationships that support and uplift you.

Still wondering if this book is for you? It’s more than a guide; it’s a companion on your journey to self-discovery and empowerment. Whether you seek better focus at work or deeper personal connections, this book offers practical solutions. It’s not just about coping with ADHD; it’s about thriving with it.

Embrace your strengths and start your journey towards a fulfilling life with ADHD.

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Informative

This book provides a detailed outline of what ADHD is and offers coping strategies for adult women living with the condition. The author shares her personal experience of how ADHD has impacted her life, along with proven methods that have helped her and can help others. It's an informative read that can benefit those seeking knowledge about ADHD and how to manage the diagnosis. I enjoyed the book and am now aware of the symptoms associated with ADHD.

disappointed

If you have never researched ADHD at all this might help. and towards the parts that were supposed to prove strategies to cope... its like ok "caption obvious" but also putting the burden completely on the person struggling. I was hoping there would be something much more useful. Some of the strategies are decent. But she also contradicts earlier statements about not blaming yourself, and that it's not a matter of better applying yourself, but goes on to say, basically to work harder at listening and being attentive in conversations. I'm disappointed.