My ADHD Rabbit Hole
Online ADHD Tests: Revealing the Reasons Self-Evaluation Is Tough
Taking an ADHD self-evaluation can feel overwhelming, especially when the questions seem vague or difficult to answer honestly. Many women exploring their neurodivergence turn to an ADHD test online as a first step in their journey. While these tools are far from perfect, they can provide valuable insights into your patterns and behaviors.
As we discussed in the podcast episode Online ADHD Tests: Revealing the Reasons Self-Evaluation Is Tough, Adult ADHD tests aren’t designed to give a definitive answer, but they are a great way to start understanding how ADHD symptoms show up in your daily life. From struggles with focus and time management to moments of brilliance fueled by hyperfocus, these self-evaluations can help connect the dots in your journey toward self-awareness and potentially an official ADHD diagnosis.
Redefining ADHD Diagnosis with Fabienne Vailes: Growth, Not Labels
For many adult women, an ADHD diagnosis can be a turning point that brings both relief and questions. In this blog, we explore how ADHD in women often goes unrecognized until adulthood, and how embracing this unique wiring can be empowering. From breaking stereotypes around ADHD to understanding the journey of self-identity after a late diagnosis, this post dives into the insights shared by Fabienne Vailes on our latest podcast episode. Discover how recognizing ADHD in adults isn't just about a label—it’s about understanding and celebrating the strengths that make us who we are.