Discover how to unlock your hidden power and free yourself from the invisible chains that prevent you from tapping your full potential.
Women with A.D.H.D. have a Neurodivergent brain. You can't change that, but you can change the angle and the filter you use to consider and experience your life to live confidently.
What you are experiencing is not a character flaw but has a neurological explanation.
Women tend to interiorize A.D.H.D.-induced shortcomings as character failures. This attitude affects one's self-esteem and feeds a sense of shame.
The title "The Hidden Flower" refers to the masking habit many women adopt to protect themselves from society's prejudges, fixed rules, and judgment.
There are a lot of misconceptions and misinformation about A.D.H.D. in women due to decades of failing to recognize A.D.H.D. in girls.
Being diagnosed later in life, most women have become accustomed to blaming themselves and have developed many negative coping habits.
Are you fascinated by many things but quickly become bored and move on to something else?
Is a scattered mind preventing you from finishing the tasks you so enthusiastically began?
Do you experience a never-ending cycle of forgetfulness, unfinished work, impulsivity, poor self-esteem, and often anxiety or depression?
Does it sound familiar?
Discover how to take advantage of the tremendous potential A.D.H.D. has gifted you and how to overcome the obstacles A.D.H.D. presents you.
This eye-opening book," The Hidden Flower," offers powerful guidance and proven strategies to help you feel more confident, accept yourself, embrace neurodiversity and achieve more goals by tapping into the hidden power of your executive functioning skills.
You will discover specific tactics to enhance attention, stay organized, improve relationships, develop emotional skills like acceptance and self-esteem, control impulsivity, motivate yourself, stop negative thinking, and much more.
The best-seller author L. William Ross-Child, an A.D.H.D.- trained therapist with studies in Psychology, has 30+ years of experience caring for A.D.H.D. people.
Affected by A.D.H.D., he has a profound personal and professional knowledge of the A.D.H.D. world.
To write this book, he teamed up with Karen Hopkins, an M. C. and A.D.H.D. expert therapist, to share her experience and expertise in dealing with women affected by A.D.H.D.
This an essential book for all women with ADHD and also for those close to them to clearly understand the reasons for their reactions and behaviors and what to do and what not to do.
You'll finally comprehend why you think, feel, and behave the way you do.
Too often don't see the great qualities and strengths that A.D.H.D. has gifted us by focusing exclusively on shortcomings.
Inside you will discover how to tap into your positive power and the skills you need to transform your life into a rewarding experience and attain your aspirations.
The strategies you will learn in this book should make your daily life more straightforward and less chaotic. Still, they are not meant to transform you into someone other than yourself.
Ordinary is what defines normal; you are not ordinary.
You are significantly more talented.
You are extraordinary!
Do yourself a favor. Grab this book to discover and unlock your full potential and live the life you wish for with confidence and clarity.