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You’re a 40 something woman navigating the hormonal rollercoaster of perimenopause and the lifelong wiring of ADHD—probably without ever being told how the two collide. Until now. Why Am I Like This?! is the science-backed, laugh-through-the-tears guide you didn’t know you needed. Written by a yoga teacher, mindset coach and midlife woman with lived experience, this book gently unpacks what happens when declining oestrogen and a dopamine-deficient brain join forces - and why everything suddenly feels harder than it used to.

The essential guide for neurodivergent adults who crave authentic connection, practical boundary-setting, and self-compassion - without apology or burnout. Discover the art of thriving in relationships in ways that work for you. Have you ever left a party feeling completely drained while...

Understanding and maintaining your emotions may seem like a real challenge. This book is here to help. How do I know what emotions are real, and which are exacerbated by my mental illness? All emotions are valid, and your triggers and trauma are real. I Don’t Know Why I Act Like This won’t take away the pain, or fix you until everything is fine. Instead, it’s intended to be a tool to use in cooperation with your regular therapy and medication regime to help you connect further with your own concerns and emotions.

El TDAH en adultos puede afectar a los hombres de diferentes maneras. El varón puede experimentarlo de diversas formas, y sus síntomas pueden ser más difíciles de detectar. A menudo se pasan por alto a los síntomas del TDAH en los hombres, lo que hace que muchos de los que luchan con sus capacidades se sientan aislados o confundidos acerca de lo que están experimentando. Aunque los mecanismos subyacentes del TDAH aún se están estudiando, se cree que el cerebro masculino podría procesar la información de forma diferente al femenino, lo que podría explicar algunas de estas diferencias.