Beth’s Blog
Welcome!
As you’ve probably gathered, I’ve been an ADHD and life coach for a long time. I received my master’s degree in counseling in 2015 and am now offering psychotherapy as well. The range of issues I’m able to address continues to expand beyond Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder and its related co-existing…
ADHD Tools: AirTrim Sport Mask
I love to run. But the cold air hurts my lungs so much that I find it rather unpleasant to run in the winter. Due to cold-induced asthma, I end up wheezing and my chest hurts for a long time afterwards. Yeah, I could run indoors on a treadmill, but…
Can we procrastinate on winter?
This is the view from my office window today. Gorgeous, isn’t it? Beautiful scenery notwithstanding, fall is my least favorite season. Why? Oh, the weather is usually just right – not too hot, not too cold. Heating and cooling expenses are lower. The bugs are gone. The reason I dislike…
CBT for ADHD
One of my favorite slogans is “Never underestimate the power of positive thinking”. So when I learned about Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), it seemed like the perfect addition to my tool belt for working with ADHD adults. A brief primer for those unfamiliar with CBT: The idea is that negative…
Now offering psychotherapy!
I’ve been working hard on my master’s degree in counseling, so I can help people with the full array of issues that can go along with having ADHD. Things like low self-esteem, hopelessness, negative programming from childhood, and even co-existing conditions like depression and anxiety. After nearly two years of…
A Smoothie with No Added Sugar is Still As Tasty
Some people think smoothies are a great way to get a serving or two of fruit. Others criticize them for their high sugar content. It’s true, a lot of the smoothies you get at restaurants have a bunch of added sugar in the form of sucrose or high fructose corn…
