Late ADHD Awareness in Midlife: Hearing Myself Described Out Loud
Hearing my own experience described out loud shifted something in me. A reflection on late ADHD awareness in midlife, burnout, and learning to work with my brain rather than against it.
Why January Isn’t the Best Time for New Year’s Resolutions
January is often framed as a fresh start, but winter doesn’t always support that pace. This is a gentle reflection on rest, seasonal energy, and why I’ve stopped making New Year’s resolutions.
What I’m putting in next year’s diary and quietly starting now
Each December, I find myself opening next year’s diary - not to plan everything out, but to make a few quiet notes and notice what’s been waiting for space.
Menoscaring: Why I Think Younger Women Switch Off from the Menopause Conversation
Many younger women scroll past menopause talk and honestly, I used to as well. In this blog post on Menoscaring, I share how I missed the signs of perimenopause, what I’ve learned since, and why awareness doesn’t need to feel scary. It’s empowering to understand something so natural, so have a read, and don’t be afraid of it.
I’ve Been Wondering… Is This Me?
A personal reflection on recognising ADHD traits in midlife and how perimenopause can make them more noticeable. Exploring self-awareness, compassion, and finding balance through understanding your mind at this stage of life.
Autumn Reset: Simple Midlife Self-Care & September Reflections
September always feels like a reset - new routines, shifting seasons, and small shifts that bring more balance in midlife wellbeing. From protecting white space in my diary to a magical floating soundbath under the stars, here’s what I’ve been reflecting on this autumn.
Embracing Change: My Journey Through Perimenopause
So, I'd vaguely heard the word "perimenopause" a few years ago. It was during those endless lockdowns, tuning into a podcast here and there, when I first heard Dr. Louise Newson's name. Honestly, I was probably only half-listening. Menopause? That wasn't on my radar yet. I was still getting my period every month, no hot flashes or night sweats in sight. I had enough on my plate already and figured, "That’s not something I need to worry about right now."
But I was so wrong!