Switching between tasks comes naturally to some people, but if you have ADHD, it can feel like your mind is juggling a dozen things at once—whether you want it to or not. There’s a real difference between task switching and multitasking, even though they can both leave you feeling scattered. If you’ve ever wondered why…
Switching from work to home mode isn’t always as simple as flipping a switch—especially if you’re neurodivergent. After a long day full of demands, emails, and meetings, the pressure to be “on” can follow you right through the door. You might feel wired, overwhelmed, or even close to burning out, and it’s easy to worry…
Have you ever found yourself frozen, caught between a mile-long to-do list and total shutdown? If you have ADHD, this scene probably feels all too familiar. This sense of “stuckness” is called ADHD paralysis. Many people experience it. You might watch hours slip by while your mind zips from task to task, nagged by guilt….
For neurodivergent people, switching from one task to the next can feel a bit like shifting gears on a stubborn old bike. Sometimes it sticks. Sometimes it slips. And sometimes it just refuses to move. If you ever find yourself frozen, overwhelmed, or frustrated by the idea of moving on to the next thing, you…
Switching from one task to another isn’t always simple, especially when your brain likes things to stay the same. For many neurodivergent people, moving between jobs, chores, or even ideas can feel exhausting, or just plain overwhelming. The hardest part is often getting started when your mind wants to resist. Choosing low-effort entry points—tiny steps…
Juggling tasks can feel overwhelming, especially when your brain seems to rebel against the idea of switching from one thing to the next. For neurodivergent women, this challenge can be particularly draining. Visual task mapping offers a simple way to make task switching smoother and less stressful. Instead of getting stuck in the chaos of…
Have you ever struggled to switch gears between tasks, finding yourself stuck in one mode or overwhelmed by the transition? Task switching, especially starting and stopping with intention, is tricky, especially for neurodivergent people, where the frustration and mental load of jumping from one thing to the next can drain your energy and focus. Practice…
Have you ever noticed how hard it can be to shift gears between tasks, especially when your brain feels stuck in one mode? Transitioning from one activity to the next isn’t always as simple as it sounds, and for neurodivergent women, this challenge can feel even more overwhelming. That’s where transition rituals come in. These…
Ever feel like your day is a constant race, jumping from one task to the next without a breather? For neurodivergent women, this isn’t just exhausting—it’s overwhelming. That’s where buffer zones for task switching come in. These intentional pauses between tasks aren’t just helpful; they’re essential for regaining focus, managing stress, and setting the tone…
Transitions can be tough. For neurodivergent women, they can feel jarring, overwhelming, and almost impossible to do smoothly. Whether it’s moving from one task to another, wrapping up an activity, or starting something new, the struggle to “just switch” is real. That’s where transition cues for task switching come in. These cues act as gentle…