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Mindful Movement for ADHD: Finding Focus Through the Body
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

Gretchen Pound, PhD
Dec 19, 20253 min read


Taming the Doomscroll: Mindful Ways to Navigate Social Feeds
You open your phone for “just a minute”—then find yourself lost in bad news and emotional content. You feel heavy, overwhelmed. That’s doomscrolling . Staying informed matters, but our digital habits are quietly draining our mental health. It’s time to scroll more mindfully—and protect our peace in the process. Why Social Feeds Trigger Anxiety and Burnout Social media is designed to keep you engaged—not calm. Algorithms prioritize content that grabs your attention, often by s

Gretchen Pound, PhD
Oct 21, 20252 min read


July Newsletter: Embrace the Energy of Summer
Dear Friends, Welcome to July! This month, we celebrate the vibrant energy and new beginnings that summer brings. The flowers are in full...

Gretchen Pound, PhD
Jul 9, 20243 min read


How to Cultivate a Positive Body Image
Loving yourself is the foundation of loving your body. When you're obsessed with changing the way you look recognize you're perfect just...

Gretchen Pound, PhD
Jul 2, 20242 min read
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