You’re exhausted from looking for help only to feel misunderstood by those who don’t understand how your brain works.

Managing life is getting harder as your energy is drained by chaos on the calendar and in your home. Something needs to change.

Partnership is a practice you can learn, and we’re eager to teach you how. We’ll spend time better understanding the nuances of doing life with someone who may or may not have a brain like yours.

Each session was thoughtfully designed with your greatest challenges in mind. You’ll walk away with deep insights and tangible actions to practice right away.

If you’re ready to strengthen the connection and collaboration with your significant other, tuning into the ADHD Couples’ Palooza is a great step forward. The ADHD Couples’ Palooza is the first of its kind – three days of sessions focused on romantic relationships.

Whether you’re currently in a relationship or hope to be, there is plenty to glean from this deep dive into partnering with neurodivergent people.

Join us the second weekend of November to build your toolkit and get to know others doing the work like you.

• The connection between neurology & metabolism
• Up- & downstream effects of neurometabolic dysfunction
• How mast cells & histamine affect your brain & metabolism
• Lifestyle strategies for improved brain health
• Circadian rhythm’s impact on your brain & metabolism
• How mycotoxins impact the blood-brain barrier
• Functional medicine vs. conventional medicine approaches to neurometabolic health
• Recognizing the biggest clues hidden in neurological symptoms
• Gluten’s link to neuropsychiatric symptoms
• And much more!

• Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) Update with William Dodson, M.D.
• Master Your ADHD Love for Urgency Without Burning Yourself Out! with Casey Dixon, 
• Time Blocking for ADHD Women: Tame Your Calendar and Time!  with Nikki Kinzer, PCC

• ADHD and the Muslim Woman with Farah Jamil, MHA, CEC, ACC
• ADHD and Emotions: What’s All the Commotion? with Jeff Copper, MBA, PCC, PCAC, CPCC

• Key Strategies for Improving Planning and Prioritizing NOW! with Sharon Saline, Psy.D.
• Unlock Your True Potential: Discover 6 Ways to Reveal the Hidden Clues with Cathy Rashidian, PCAC, PCC
• The Science Behind Attention & Creativity in ADHDers with Eliza Barach, Ph.D.
• Getting Out of Toxic ADHD Relationships with Stephanie Sarkis, Ph.D. NCC LMHC
• Treading Water: High Functioning ADHD Women with Tamara Rosier,

• Non-stimulant ADHD Meds: How Effective Are They? Carolyn Lentsch-Parcells, M.D.
• End the Cycle of Giving Too Much, People Pleasing and Takers in Friendship with Caroline Maguire
• Create Working Conditions (a.k.a. “accommodations”) that Really Work for ADHD Women with Shell Mendelson
• ADHD and the Challenge of Self-Esteem with Ari Tuckman, Psy.D., CST

• How Can She Have ADHD if She’s Such a High Achiever? with Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC
• Perimenopause & Menopause in ADHD Women with Jeanette Wasserstein, Ph.D.
• Leadership and ADHD Women with IngerShaye Colize, MSW, LSW

• Body Image and Eating Disorders for ADHD Women with Roberto Olivardia, Ph.D.
• The Overcommitted ADHD Woman: Learn How to Say “No” Effectively with Linda Roggli, PCC
• Creativity and ADHD Women with Terry Matlen, LMSW

• Pioneering ADHD Women: Look How Far We’ve Come (and Still So Far to Go) with Sari Solden and  Ellen Littman

• How Your ADHD History Impacts Your Life Today with Stephen Hinshaw, Ph.D.

• ADHD Women & Money: How to Scan Your Executive Functions to Calm your Finances with Christine M. Hargrove, MSFT, MDiv
• Grief and Loss: The Dramatic Impact on ADHD Women with Lisa Connors, MA, LCPC, NCC
• How to Complete Tasks You’ve Put Off  for Months WITHOUT Using Willpower.” with Aron Croft, MS
• The Enneagram and ADHD (Introduction & Integration) Corretta Woodard, LPC
• ADHD and Pregnancy (A Lived Experience) with Brooke Schnittman
  
  

• Seasonal allergies (hay fever, allergic rhinitis)
• Food allergies & sensitivities
• Environmental allergies
• Topical allergens
• MCAS (mast cell activation syndrome)
• Pediatric & adolescent asthma
• Long hauler syndrome
• PANS / PANDAS
• Mold toxicity
• And more

With all the rains/floods we’ve had this year in Australia, and with the level of moisture present, mold is present in many of our homes.

Not everyone reacts to toxic mold in the same way. One person could be symptom-free, and another quite sick. Symptoms of mold toxicity can be varied and may include headaches, asthma, chronic digestive issues, weight gain, chronic pain, anxiety, depression, brain fog and more.