I’m EYO, your guide into the unknown. You might notice I don’t have a face—that’s because I’m here to represent you, me, and every story that has ever been lived, told, or discovered. I’m a reflection of the human experience, a reminder that we’re all navigating this journey together.
Through Uncharted, I’ll share stories, ideas, and hard truths about therapy, growth, and the messiness of being human. Some of these I’ve hashed out myself, others I’ve learned along the way—but all of them are here to help you make sense of your own path.
So, let’s explore. Let’s ask the big questions, face the hard stuff, and find meaning in the journey. Because the beauty of being human? It’s that none of us have it all figured out—we’re all a little Uncharted.
Imagine this: You’ve had weeks to work on a big project. The deadline is looming, and the pressure is building. You’ve planned, organized, and even started the work, but now, with just hours to go, you’re stuck. Every time you try to focus, your mind races to other things. You can’t seem to make decisions, […]
Sarah has always loved the holidays—lights, gatherings, and the excitement of her kids make it magical. But now, as a mom balancing work, kids’ activities, and holiday prep, she feels more anxiety than joy. Every year, she finds herself wondering if it’s possible to make the holidays more enjoyable and less chaotic. Navigating the holidays […]
ADHD and Daylight Saving Time: Navigating the Challenges of the Fall Time Change As the clocks fall back for daylight saving time (DST), many people look forward to an extra hour of sleep. But for individuals with ADHD, the time change can bring significant challenges, disrupting routines and impacting mental clarity. The shift in daylight […]
Managing a household, coordinating your children’s school activities, and maintaining your personal and professional life can be overwhelming for any mom. For moms with ADHD, these challenges are amplified. ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, can make it difficult to stay organized, manage time effectively, and handle multiple tasks simultaneously. At The Pursuit Counseling, we […]
As a busy mom, managing the demands of everyday life while your kids have ADHD. We all want to have a successful school year and the diagnosis of ADHD can feel overwhelming. ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, affects many children and can present unique challenges in maintaining focus, organization, and routine. At The Pursuit […]
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often misunderstood as merely a childhood disorder, but it significantly affects adults, including many successful men in demanding careers. For these individuals, ADHD can be both a challenge and a unique advantage when properly managed. By understanding the nuances of ADHD and leveraging its characteristics, successful men can turn […]
Did you know that women are diagnosed 80 percent less often with ADHD than are actually eligible for diagnosis? There are many reasons women go under-diagnosed. The reason, at the top of the list, is because girls are not interrupting in class. Meanwhile, their male peers with ADHD are usually the ones who, externally, display […]
If you have ADHD, establishing and maintaining a morning routine can feel like an uphill battle. We hear from our ADHD clients that getting their morning routine down is one of the most challenging tasks… and this happens before their day even gets started. I have trouble waking up in the mornings Did you know […]
ADHD Hacks for Peak Performance College life, which is full of lectures, assignments, and social obligations, can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. For students grappling with ADHD, this academic juggle might seem even more challenging. However, with the right strategies and a touch of brain-boosting wisdom inspired by Jim Kwik, renowned memory and brain performance […]
by Mary Laughlin An hour had passed since all five of us piled in the car to drive through my husband’s hometown. Country roads that were once a visual feast began to feel nauseating and the irritability I was actively trying to suppress was slowly creeping to the surface. Just when I thought I might […]
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