empowering adhd brains to thrive in a neurotypical world
I’m Lana. I’m 30. And despite my very British accent, I’m technically an American (although I’ve called London home for half my life). My journey originally led me to study Psychology and Politics at The University of Edinburgh, before pursuing a career in TV and film as a director/producer type. But in true ADHD fashion, I decided to flip my life upside down and follow this new path of helping others like me. Classic ADHD’er alert 🤙
We may be very different people, but if you’re reading this, chances are we share something of upmost importance. We both experience the excitement and passion, overwhelm and burnout of ADHD symptoms.
And my personal ADHD passion? It’s helping people like you survive (and dare I say it, thrive) in a world that wasn’t built for us.
Trying to fit into a world not made for us without the tools we need, is extremely difficult. When I received my diagnosis at 21, my life was in all honesty, utter chaos.
But through bucketloads of trial and error, I’ve found a way to work with, rather than against, my extraordinary little ADHD brain.
But as ADHD’ers we’re all so different. What works for me, might not work for you. So my work begins with helping you understand your unique ADHD brain.
And I won’t lie to you. Getting to grips with your own brain isn’t exactly easy, or cheap. So why even bother with all of this?
There are the obvious answers (peace, joy, yada yada)… but I think we really help ourselves, so we can help the world. The world needs more ADHDers like you, who are learning to work with their ADHD, not against it.