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Starting Small: How Practicing Task Initiation and Reframing Self-Talk Can Change Everything

Starting Small: How Practicing Task Initiation and Reframing Self-Talk Can Change Everything

by Suzy Carbrey | Jan 15, 2026 | Blog

The start of a new year often stirs up mixed feelings. There is hope, energy, and maybe a touch of excitement about what could change. There is also pressure, expectation, and fatigue from trying to do everything “better” than before. For adults with ADHD or executive...
When Demands Feel Threatening: Managing Pathological Demand Avoidance and Executive Functioning Challenges

When Demands Feel Threatening: Managing Pathological Demand Avoidance and Executive Functioning Challenges

by Suzy Carbrey | Jan 7, 2026 | Blog

Have you ever told yourself, “I want to do it, I really do,” yet felt completely frozen? Maybe it was an email waiting in your drafts, a bill that needed to be paid, or a project you had promised to start. You understood the importance, but the moment you felt the...
Structure vs. Flexibility: Finding Your Sweet Spot in 2026

Structure vs. Flexibility: Finding Your Sweet Spot in 2026

by Suzy Carbrey | Jan 1, 2026 | Blog

A new year brings a sense of renewal and possibility. Fresh planners, new goals, and a hopeful feeling that this might finally be the year everything falls into place. But if you have an ADHD or executive functioning brain, you probably already know how this story...
The Power Of A Weekly Reset: A Better Alternative To New Year’s Resolutions

The Power Of A Weekly Reset: A Better Alternative To New Year’s Resolutions

by Suzy Carbrey | Dec 25, 2025 | Blog

Every January, people everywhere rush to set big, bold resolutions. “This is the year I’ll get organized.” “This time, I’ll finally stick to a routine.” “I’m going to exercise every day.” But by mid-February, the excitement has often fizzled out, and with it comes...
New Year, Same Brain: Setting Goals That Actually Work for ADHD and Executive Functioning

New Year, Same Brain: Setting Goals That Actually Work for ADHD and Executive Functioning

by Suzy Carbrey | Dec 18, 2025 | Blog

The start of a new year brings excitement, possibility, and that familiar promise to finally “get it together.” But for many adults with ADHD or executive functioning challenges, that energy fades fast. The list of goals grows long, the routines fall apart, and before...
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