by Robert Walmsley | Nov 18, 2025 | Articles
Is it just me, or does school appear to reward doing things the “right way” while the world outside rarely works that way. We ask children to fit themselves into the system long before they have had the chance to explore who they could be. Behind this sits a deeper...
by Robert Walmsley | Sep 14, 2025 | Articles
We’re really pleased to share this piece from Jodie Steele, a brand strategist, travel creator, and advocate for neurodivergence and complex health. After a career leading campaigns across the UK and Middle East, Jodie’s path shifted when ADHD, burnout, and health...
by Robert Walmsley | Jul 31, 2025 | Articles
When it comes to ADHD, movement is often treated like a “should” – something you’re meant to force your way into for the sake of productivity, mood, or health. But for many of us, especially those navigating burnout or executive function challenges, the real...
by Robert Walmsley | Apr 9, 2025 | Articles
ADHD can make certain tasks feel heavier than they need to be, from planning projects to keeping up in meetings or just getting started on that one thing you’ve been putting off for days. Assistive technology isn’t about “fixing” ADHD. But some tools can make things...
by Robert Walmsley | Jan 31, 2025 | Articles
At ADHD Pirates, we’re passionate about making the science behind ADHD accessible and practical. Time blindness is a common experience for many adults with ADHD, but why does it happen, and how can we work with our brains instead of against them? To dig into the...
