Practices

Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.

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61 practices

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How long you have

A minute 8 Five minutes 36 Twenty minutes 15 Longer 2

Who it is written for · Someone I care about

A practitioner 65 Someone I care about 61 Me 48 My husband or wife 2

Where you are right now

Coping, mostly 28 Struggling right now 20 Getting ready for something 13

On your own, or with someone

On my own 47 Involves someone else 12 Both of us together 2

Theme · What ADHD actually is

Systems for daily life 110Medication and how it works 109Your nervous system 94 Moving your body 70 What anger actually is 69 What ADHD actually is 61 Your sense of time 60 Grounding and settling 58 Exercise, food and other supports 58 Treatment and medication 54 Screens and attention 49 Equanimity and perspective 48 The fear underneath anger 48 Cool the body first 46 The cost of avoiding 41 Bringing the future closer 39 Shame and stigma 34 What worry does 32 Get started 31 Reading, numbers and learning differences 30 Structure and routine 30 Breathing 28 The moment before you snap 27 Feelings and focus 27 Food, caffeine and fuel 25 Breaking the worry loop 24 Remembering to do it 24 What you are actually defending 22 Facing it a step at a time 18 Making it stick 18 When you use something to cope 17 Tolerate distress 15 Choosing your response 15 Growing empathy 15 When everything feels flat 14 When anger turns to harm 13 Righteous anger and perfectionism 12 Self-compassion 11 Shame 10 Anger, alcohol and the body 8 Emotions as signals 8 Getting assessed and diagnosed 7 Use your strengths 7 Practising under provocation 6 Obsessions and compulsions 5 Being seen and judged 5 Touch and bodywork 4 Letting it out safely 4 Feeling from the inside 3 Help someone grieving 2 Question the thought 2 Rest and pacing 2 Living with uncertainty 1

When

Any ordinary day 44 In a change 13 After a row 3 Under stress 1

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