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Create Your Comfort Zone: Become Sensory Savvy with ADHD
Learn how to create a sensory-friendly comfort zone to boost focus and productivity with ADHD. Discover tips, strategies, and the benefits of ADHD coaching!
Cheryl Gigler


Sensory Savvy Series: Understanding ADHD and Sensory Processing
Learn how ADHD affects sensory processing and discover tips to manage sensory overload or seek stimulation. Explore strategies and ADHD coaching to thrive daily!
Cheryl Gigler


Ramp Up Your Focus with Movement: ADHD-Friendly Tips and Tools for Staying Productive
Discover how movement boosts focus and productivity for people with ADHD. Explore tips, tools, and strategies to stay active and focused, even while seated!
Cheryl Gigler


The Do’s and Don’ts of Fidgeting – Part Two
Learn the do’s and don’ts of fidgeting for ADHD! Discover tips for using fidgets effectively at school, work or home while staying focused and respectful.
Cheryl Gigler


The Power of Fidgeting - Part One
Discover the benefits of fidgeting for ADHD! Learn how movement boosts focus, self-regulation, and productivity. Explore tips, tools, and fidgeting do’s and don’ts.
Cheryl Gigler


Fine-Tune Your ADHD Brain with the Colors of Sound
Discover how the colors of sound, like white, pink, and brown noise, can help people with ADHD improve focus, relaxation, and sleep.
Cheryl Gigler


How to Use Playlists to Manage Emotions and Shift Your Mood
Creating a playlist can help shift your mood from a negative or heightened emotional state to a more positive one. Here's how to do it.
Cheryl Gigler


The Power of Music: Find Your ADHD Rhythm
Music impacts us in many powerful ways. It can influence mood, improve mental health and reduce stress levels. Music therapists affirm...
Cheryl Gigler


To Tell or Not to Tell - Disclosing the ADHD Diagnosis
Do you find yourself faced with the decision about whether to share your ADHD diagnosis with those around you? If so, this post is for you!
Cheryl Gigler
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