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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 3, 20252 min read


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 11, 20252 min read


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 18, 20253 min read


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 19, 20251 min read
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