survival

(The everyday guide)

Practical ideas for focus, routines, relationships and the messy parts of real life. Small things to try, without the pressure to become a different person.

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Half-painted wooden chair on a dust sheet, with a paintbrush, open paint tin and tools beside it.

ADHD and Half-Finished Jobs: How to Get One Thing Done Before You Start Opening Another

Half a shelf painted, a form half filled in and washing still damp in the machine. Capping how many jobs are on the go makes finishing them easier.

Pastel task cards scattered beside three neatly arranged priority cards, with a wooden clip marking the first.

ADHD and Prioritising: What to Do When Every Single Job on Your List Feels Equally Urgent

The bill, the work email, the school form and the washing all feel urgent right now, so you freeze. Asking what happens if each one waits breaks the tie.

(One thing at a time)

Save what helps. Leave what doesn't. You don't need to change everything to make today a little easier.

Make a space for the useful bits ↗