Anita Robertson, Tamara Rosier og Tamara Rosier PhD Being a Mom with ADHD

How do you juggle the demands of motherhood with ADHD? Written by a therapist and mom with ADHD who has been there , this empowering go-to guide has your back. If you're a mom with ADHD, you already know that the mental load of parenting can feel like a full-time job for your brain. The lists, schedules, sensory chaos, executive-functioning demands, and emotional labor could push even the most organized person to the brink. If you're feeling tapped out, touched out, and completely overwhelmed, this book is for you. Being a Mom with ADHD offers the understanding, compassion, and tools you need to reset and recenter. Drawing on her experience as both a therapist and an ADHD mom, Anita Robertson helps you navigate motherhood with less guilt and more confidence. Inside, you'll find: Research-based insights into how ADHD uniquely affects women and mothers Real stories from other ADHD moms who've found ways to thrive Strategies to manage sensory overload and calm your nervous system Step-by-step tools for tackling mental load and executive-function challenges Guidance for improving relationships and getting the support you need With humor and heart, this book reminds you that your neurodivergence isn't a flaw--it's part of your creative, compassionate, resilient nature. It also shows that you can build a family life that works with your brain, not against it.