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Why ADHD in Women Gets Missed: Sharon Pope on Building Shelpful
Ky talks with Sharon Pope, founder of Shelpful, about why ADHD in women gets missed by doctors and how she built an AI app for overwhelmed brains.
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Why ADHD Makes It So Hard to Accept a Compliment
Ever argue with a compliment instead of saying thank you? Here’s the research behind ADHD, rejection sensitive dysphoria, and why praise feels hard to trust.
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Why People With ADHD Get Motion Sick (The Real Science)
Ky breaks down the surprising link between ADHD and motion sickness, from dopamine to your vestibular system, plus real tips to feel less carsick.
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The Science of the Nine Ender Concept and ADHD Aging
Ky breaks down the nine ender concept and midlife crisis psychology. Learn why turning 40 anxiety is a biological reaction and how to manage ADHD aging.
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The Biology of the ADHD Guilt Cycle and How to Find Grace
Learn why giving yourself grace is the key to living with ADHD. Ky shares his personal journey with a late diagnosis and how to stop feeling lazy.
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Why Resting Feels Like Failing with Adult ADHD
Ky explains why resting feels impossible for neurodivergent adults. Learn about ADHD burnout, executive dysfunction, and how to finally relax without guilt.
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Why We Need To Stop Saying ADD When We Talk About ADHD
Wondering about ADD vs ADHD? Ky explains why the medical community stopped using the term ADD, and what predominantly inattentive ADHD actually looks like.
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ADHD Waiting Mode: Why You Freeze and How to Fix It
Stop fighting your brain. Ky shares science-backed tips for adults dealing with ADHD waiting mode, time paralysis, and executive functioning problems.
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Why Pets for ADHD Adults Provide Essential Dopamine
The Vibe With Ky explains how ADHD and pets go hand in hand. Learn how animal care creates a solid routine, lowers anxiety, and builds executive function.
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Stop Fighting Your Brain: Real Behavior Tools for ADHD (ft. Nicole Skotz)
Learn how a Board Certified Behavior Analyst manages her own ADHD. We explore why executive dysfunction is a mechanical issue, not a moral failing.