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Lessons from a year of ADHD diagnosis and self-employment
One year on and my bullsh*t tolerance is close to zero. Why setting boundaries isn’t a luxury, it’s survival. October marked one year since I was diagnosed with ADHD. And, coincidentally, one year since I went 100% freelance (because why do things by halves, right? #ADHD). It’s been a wild mix of growth, fear, and freedom…so I wanted to share a few reflections on what I’ve learned about ADHD, self-employment, and setting boundaries that actually work. Getting my ADHD diagnos
Clare Kenny
Nov 32 min read
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My amygdala is like Jabba the Hutt: anxiety, ADHD, and acceptance
Understanding anxiety, ADHD, and the nervous system Recently, I’ve been reflecting on my experiences with addiction, anxiety, and ADHD,...
Clare Kenny
Mar 112 min read
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Why neurodivergence labels matter: it’s more than just a trend
It’s a regular comment I hear when it comes to neurodivergence: 'Everyone's got something these days' or 'does everyone really need a...
Clare Kenny
Feb 183 min read
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My new podcast 'Dog Walk Thoughts' is here!
Exciting news, my new podcast in now live, join me as I ponder on all things mental health and wellbeing. From mental health in the...
Clare Kenny
Jan 191 min read
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