People with it (ADHD) are far more likely to have difficulties with concentration, sitting still, or impulsive shopping than the general population. But their problems don’t end at a doctor’s office. Left untreated, it is as much an economic issue as it is a medical one, with the estimated costs to the Canadian economy ranging in the billions of dollars a year. - Toronto Star

Finding out if you have ADHD involves an assessment involving hours of in-depth psychological testing, which can be cost-prohibitive for many. Those who can afford it or get funding also often find the waitlist to be long.

October is ADHD Awareness month, a perfect time to launch a business that serves people experiencing ADHD! It’s also the ideal time to discuss and celebrate the uniqueness of those with ADHD. And, since we are ADHD Women Empowered, it’s only fitting we focus on the under-discussed topic of ADHD in women.

Do you ever find it challenging to stay focused on tasks, manage your time effectively, or keep your life organized? For many women, these daily struggles can be attributed to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). But fear not; there's a remarkable resource that can help you cope and thrive with ADHD: ADHD coaching.

Let's explore ADHD as it intertwines with womanhood, unveiling the intricacies often overlooked in mainstream narratives.

At our core, we're dedicated to building an extensive repository overflowing with knowledge, strategies, and personal tales, all handpicked for women. Our vision is clear: debunk misconceptions, bask in our collective strengths, and guide every woman to view ADHD not as a mere disorder but as a unique and vibrant lens that colours her world.

Have you ever felt misunderstood or overlooked because of the unique way your brain is wired? Trust us, you're not alone. The world of ADHD has been predominantly male-focused for so long. Women like us have often been under-diagnosed, misdiagnosed, or shrugged off. It's time we change that narrative.