AuDHD — the co-occurrence of autism and ADHD — is still widely misunderstood, especially in women. Although awareness is growing, many clinicians and communities struggle to understand what it’s like to live at the intersection of two overlapping but distinct neurotypes. For AuDHD women, this combination creates a set of experiences that don’t fully align with autism or ADHD alone. Here are five features that are particularly common in AuDHD women. 1. Masking Feels Like an I

A Fresh Start for Your Mind January is often seen as a time for fresh starts and new intentions, making it the ideal moment to focus on mental well-being . As we begin a new year, prioritising our mental and emotional health can help us feel more grounded, motivated, and prepared for what lies ahead. Mental well-being is about more than simply feeling good—it’s about feeling satisfied with life, having the confidence to manage challenges, and being able to show up for the peo

For many people with ADHD, focus doesn’t come from sitting still—it comes through  movement. While traditional advice often emphasizes remaining seated and minimizing distractions, research and real-world experience show that intentional, mindful movement can actually support executive function, emotional regulation, and sustained concentration . The body and mind aren’t separate systems. When we learn to move in ways that soothe the nervous system, activate attention, and re

Understanding ADHD stress cycles + simple regulation tools that actually work The holidays may be marketed as “the most wonderful time of the year,” but for ADHD brains, they often bring more stimulation, more pressure, more decisions, and more emotional load . It’s the perfect recipe for slipping into burnout mode—fast. Here’s how ADHD stress patterns collide with holiday demands, and what you can do to reset your nervous system before (or after) the crash. Why ADHD Brains B