Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today Practical Ways to Support an ADHD Family Member Loving a human with ADHD can at least occasionally be frustrating. You likely sometimes feel confused, worried, or even hurt at times. Maybe they have forgotten something important to you. Maybe you have to repeat conversations sometimes. Maybe… Continue reading Practical Ways to Support an ADHD Family Member
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The Most Effective ADHD Supports Are Usually the Least Fancy
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today The Most Effective ADHD Supports Are Usually the Least Fancy If you hang out in ADHD spaces, it can feel like everyone always has a new system, app, planner, or color-coded life changing solution that promises to finally make everything click. And many… Continue reading The Most Effective ADHD Supports Are Usually the Least Fancy
Connection Isn’t Always Cute: What It Looks Like on Hard Days
Join Kat’s FREE Community Of Belonging Connection Isn’t Always Cute: What It Looks Like on Hard Days ADHD Parenting: The Three C’s Unlocked Real Chat: When we hear the word connection, we tend to imagine the fluffy stuff. The cozy moments. The heart to heart bonding. Lauging, snuggling, playing – “this… Continue reading Connection Isn’t Always Cute: What It Looks Like on Hard Days
Things That Still Feel Hard for Me – Even As An ADHD Coach
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today Things That Still Feel Hard for Me – Even As An ADHD Coach Real Chat With Kat So let’s just chat about something for a moment. Although I am an ADHD Coach – a really GOOD ADHD Coach – I still struggle. Sometimes… Continue reading Things That Still Feel Hard for Me – Even As An ADHD Coach
What If “Falling Behind” Isn’t the Emergency We Think It Is?
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today What If “Falling Behind” Isn’t The Emergency We Think It Is? School Stuff Without The Spiral Let’s chat a minute about “falling behind.” That phrase carries a LOT. It shows up in notes from teachers, sneaks into parent teacher conferences, and lives in… Continue reading What If “Falling Behind” Isn’t the Emergency We Think It Is?
What Collaboration Sounds Like in Real Life
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today What Collaboration Sounds Like in Real Life The Three C’s Unlocked Collaboration is not about losing control, or letting your kid make all the rules. Collaboration is not handing the reins over to your child(ren). It’s not negotiating every single request or removing every… Continue reading What Collaboration Sounds Like in Real Life
What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Being “Different”
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Being “Different” Rainbow Brain Diaries If I could sit and talk to my younger self – the one who felt out of place, too loud in some rooms and completely invisible in others – what would I… Continue reading What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Being “Different”
School Struggles Are Not a Character Flaw
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today School Struggles Are Not A Character Flaw School Stuff Without The Spiral School struggles are often treated as moral failures, behavior problems, or bad parenting instead of nervous-system or skill-based struggles. Our kids tend to internalize feedback as criticism of who they are, so… Continue reading School Struggles Are Not a Character Flaw
Kat’s 2026 Intention Words
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today Kat’s 2026 Intention Words I have mentioned before that I don’t typically do traditional “resolutions” for the New Year. Instead, the last few years I’ve tried to pick intention words meant to guide me through the year. I mentioned in a recent email that I… Continue reading Kat’s 2026 Intention Words
The Mid-January Slump – Why ADHD Brains Struggle With Work Momentum
Book A Call With ADHD Coach Kat Today The Mid-January Slump: Why ADHD Brains Struggle With Work Momentum – and How To Recover Softly ADHD At Work If you already feel like January – which has technically just started – is dragging, you are not alone. One minute it’s “new year, new you,… Continue reading The Mid-January Slump – Why ADHD Brains Struggle With Work Momentum
