Posts by Sarah Kendall

Can EMDR Help with ADHD?

If you’re an adult with ADHD, you’ve likely tried every strategy—planners, reminders, medication. Yet something might still feel stuck. What if the missing piece isn’t just about focus or forgetfulness, but the emotional weight you’ve carried since childhood? As ADHD therapists, we regularly see how deeply ADHD intertwines with formative experiences which could have included…

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Kickstart Your Semester: ADHD-Friendly Strategies to Start Your College Year Strong

The start of a new semester is an exciting time…fresh notebooks, new classes, and the promise of new opportunities. But for college students with ADHD, it can also feel overwhelming. Between adjusting to new schedules, managing long-term projects, and balancing social and academic demands, the fall semester can quickly become a challenge. That’s why proactive…

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ADHD and Friendship: Tips for Sustaining Meaningful Connections in Adulthood

Friendships are a vital part of adult life, offering emotional support, companionship, and a sense of belonging. For adults with ADHD, maintaining friendships can sometimes be challenging. However, with awareness and intentional strategies, adults with ADHD can build and sustain meaningful, lasting friendships. How ADHD Affects Friendships ADHD symptoms can impact social relationships in various…

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Mindfulness & ADHD: Why “Paying Attention to Paying Attention” Changes Everything

“I wrongly thought mindfulness meant spending 30 minutes a day thinking about nothing. Turns out, it’s about training your brain to work with your ADHD—not against it.”  Why Mindfulness? The ADHD Brain’s Secret Weapon Research shows mindfulness can rewire the ADHD brain by: Fun fact: Studies even link mindfulness to increased dopamine, the neurotransmitter often low in…

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Summer with Adult ADHD: Harnessing Nature’s Benefits

For adults with ADHD, summer offers a unique opportunity to leverage the healing power of nature while navigating the challenges of travel and unstructured time. It’s a time to plan enough to reduce stress but leave room for joy. Whether traveling or at home, tailor activities to your ADHD strengths. Here’s how to make the…

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