Motherhood with ADHD can feel like carrying an invisible weight that you can never put down. You’re managing the mental load, the schedules, the emotions, often for everyone else, while feeling overwhelmed, scattered, or like you’re falling behind in ways no one else can see. You may find yourself constantly starting and stopping, forgetting things that matter to you, or wondering why everything feels harder than it “should.” For many women and mothers, ADHD has been missed or misunderstood for years, often showing up as anxiety, burnout, or self-doubt rather than something recognizable and treatable. I provide therapy and ADHD assessment for adults, with a focus on women and mothers. Together, we work to understand your patterns, reduce overwhelm, and build more sustainable ways of functioning, so daily life feels more manageable and more like your own.