Fact:
YOU ARE
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Natural ADHD Support That Starts in the Gut—And Works for Your Brain.
Learn to balance dopamine, regulate energy, and build habits that stick—without medication, pressure, or shame.
Natural ADHD Support That Starts in the Gut—And Works for Your Brain.
Learn to balance dopamine, regulate energy, and build habits that stick—without medication, pressure, or shame.
Why this works…
Living with ADHD doesn’t mean you’re broken. It means your brain needs a different kind of support—one that works with your gut, your nervous system, and your environment.
This is about finding your flow, not forcing focus.
Gut-healing guidance & ADHD nutrition support inspired by functional nutrition, gut-brain science, and mindfulness.
Dopamine-safe lifestyle tools (no crash, no shame)
Mentoring for distracted, reluctant, resistant brains
Simple daily structure tools that support energy & clarity
I’ve always likened my ADHD brain to a computer - browser open (plus about 27 tabs), emails open x3, notes, photos, photoshop…it’s all going on. But what’s your normal? And how many tabs is too many tabs?
The ADHD brain craves stimulation; and it has its own rules of how to get it. Unlock the key to allowing your brain to be extreme, and be rewarded for it.
“Great big Dopamine boost,” I hear you say?! Yes please!
Learn the rules of engagement. Give your brain its meaningful desires and demands AND make the drop-out of dopamine less extreme. Master the techniques of balance within the bounce.
Overload means too much. For the ADHD brain, it has to be too much…but it has to be meaningful.
This is where you become a Jedi Master of your brain.
(Sort of true - capes are essential.)
From the power of avocados and a spot of meditation, to more controversial issues like sex addictions and cannabis oil, we aim to keep you well informed and, quite frankly, thrilled about many diverse and unique topics - a bit like our brains, but more, well, wordy.
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Parenting an ADHD child is one thing; parenting when you have ADHD is a whole other level of interesting.
It’s not just the sleepless nights or endless snack requests—it’s the constant mental juggling act
If you’ve ever wondered why some days you can power through your to-do list with laser focus, while other days you can barely remember what you were doing 5 minutes ago… you’re not alone. For many ADHDers, the answer lies in dopamine balance.
Do you know what I get a lot of?
Emails telling me that the words here, and the grammar, could be better.
I agree.
When I read my psychiatrists notes it said; ADHD, but likely mostly ADD as she sat still in the chair.
The missing H is the hyperactive, impulsive, fidgety side of ADHD.
I was sitting still. I remember.
My kitchen is full of children. All. Of. The. Time.
Dear Lizzie,
I just wanted to confirm that it really IS a big adjustment to facilitate home learning for a 12, 10 and 6 year old whilst you’re working.
It’s also ALL the feels for your ADHD Brilliant Brain (which only digs it’s heels in and waves frantically these days at times such as this) and this feels like a craving for deep hyper focus. That’s ok.
You are never too much for anyone.
Having a partner with ADHD is not for the timid, precious or easily offended. It is not for those who value others organisation and routine above everything; and it is certainly not for those who are looking for a partnership where the Knight in Shining Armour saves the day.
I actually hate the turn of phrase. What on earth defines it?
Well turned out children? A well kept home? A job? The kids are still alive and have clean pants on (but their hair isn’t brushed)?