Category: ADHD Book Club
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A Radical Guide for Women with ADHD: My Honest Take as an ADHD Reader
“A Radical Guide for Women with ADHD” by Sari Solden and Michelle Frank offers a transformative, self-compassionate approach to understanding ADHD, specifically for women. It emphasizes identity, acceptance, and community while providing practical exercises and reframing techniques. This book is essential for any ADHD reader seeking empowerment and a supportive perspective on their ADHD journey.
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The ADHD Book Club Starter Kit: Books Every Woman with ADHD Should Discuss
Let me start by saying, I never thought I’d stick with a book club. As a woman with ADHD, the idea of sitting down, reading a whole book, and then discussing it with others seemed ambitious, to say the least. My mind jumps from one thing to another so quickly that even finishing a chapter…
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How to Set Up a Reading Corner for Women with ADHD (That You’ll Actually Use)
Creating a cozy reading corner sounded like a dreamy Pinterest idea—until I realized my ADHD brain would only use it if it was set up just right. The truth is, ADHDers are a little extra when it comes to our environments. If a space doesn’t feel right, it’s basically invisible to us. So, after a…
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10 Must-Have Products for Women with ADHD to Make Audiobook Listening Even Better
Audiobooks provide an accessible way for those with ADHD to engage while multitasking. Enhancing this experience can be achieved through selecting the right gear, including noise-canceling headphones, Bluetooth sleep headbands, and portable speakers. Other recommendations include wireless earbuds, fidget tools, and subscriptions to services like Audible and Libby for greater accessibility.
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Why Audiobooks Are the Ultimate ADHD Hack (And Your New Best Friend)
Note: This post contains affiliate links which will provide us with a small commission. We would like to say we use this to further improve the blog, but in the interests of transparency, it goes towards plushies. Let’s be honest: reading a book when you have ADHD can feel like running a marathon with a…