Do I Have ADHD or Anxiety? Here’s How to Tell
Is it ADHD or Anxiety? An ADHD Clinician weighs in on how to tell the difference when the symptoms overlap and what to do if you have ADHD, Anxiety, or Both.| Little Miss Lionheart
Is it ADHD or Anxiety? An ADHD Clinician weighs in on how to tell the difference when the symptoms overlap and what to do if you have ADHD, Anxiety, or Both.| Little Miss Lionheart
I don’t need to tell you that ADHD is very often misunderstood. By friends, classmates, and relatives, yes — but also by some medical professionals who still believe myths about the condition or how it affects the people who have it. As a result, they sometimes don’t recognize ADHD when they see it. I know| Little Miss Lionheart
Tia Cantrell, LCMHC is the ADHD Therapist and Brain behind the Little Miss Lionheart blog. She helps women learn how to work with their uniquely ADHD brains.| Little Miss Lionheart
ADHDers need better strategies for conquering clutter. Most advice is a complicated strategy with "then keep it that way." That doesn't work for ADHD, THIS does!| Little Miss Lionheart
Staying on task with ADHD feels impossible sometimes. Learn prioritizing and task management systems that help you plan projects with ADHD and GET THEM DONE!| Little Miss Lionheart
Think you might have ADHD? Take the Female ADHD Test Online for free and share the results with your doctor. Designed by an ADHD therapist for Women with ADHD.| Little Miss Lionheart
Ever wonder what it's like to have adult ADHD or if you might have it too? Here are the signs and symptoms plus a few extras to help you take the next steps.| Little Miss Lionheart
Time Blindness is a big struggle when you have ADHD. Here's how and why it's a problem along with the best ADHD friendly strategies to combat its affect.| Little Miss Lionheart
When you’ve got ADHD, getting overwhelmed is a daily battle. So many times we think that the reason we struggle with getting things done is because we lack motivation, when it’s actually this struggle with being overwhelmed easily. The ADHD brain seems to always be at the edge of overstimulation (and understimulation at the same| Little Miss Lionheart
