
My most recent episode of complete burn-out
When executive dysfunction had me paralysed in a funk, it took my dad, a waterfall, 30,000 steps and a Colwyn Bay sunset to pull me back. On burnout, hyperfocus and the sea.

ADHDisco is a slow-reading journal for women who found out late. Articles, resources, and small realisations, served without the clinical fluorescent lighting.

A response to Channel 4's documentary 'The Great ADHD Myth?', which set out to investigate private clinics and NHS waiting lists, but instead ended up weaponising misinformation, invalidating neurodivergent lived experiences, and giving fuel to dismissive skeptics.
Four ways to enter the dance floor of chaos.
When executive dysfunction had me paralysed in a funk, it took my dad, a waterfall, 30,000 steps and a Colwyn Bay sunset to pull me back. On burnout, hyperfocus and the sea.
How, at the age of 37, I've only just gotten into Fair on my credit score. My experience with financial overwhelm and impulsivity and how my diagnosis helped me reclaim some power.
My take on why pinning attention deficit on smartphones and social media completely ignores centuries of human history.
One side of my brain is desperate for non-stop input and action, while the other can't even muster the energy to reply to a text.
Living at the crossroads of undiagnosed ADHD and weight loss surgery that could have been avoided.
This is a shout-out to my ex 🎤🎵 And now that's stuck in my head. This post is about the ex who told me I'd be a terrible mother because of my "motivation problem." And my experience of what living with undiagnosed ADHD actually felt like.
The slow letter