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Now It All Makes Sense, book review
Quote from Fergus McCarthy on December 19, 2024, 5:02 pmHow ADHD diagnosis changed my life: A review of Now It All Makes Sense
Now It All Makes Sense is written by Alex Partridge, founder of LADBible and host of the ADHD Chatter Podcast. He reveals the transformative impact of his ADHD diagnosis in his new book. This compelling memoir combines personal stories with practical advice, offering readers a fresh perspective on neurodiversity.
Understanding the ADHD journey
Diagnosed at 34, Alex discovered how ADHD shaped his past struggles, including mental health issues and alcoholism. The book explores the challenges of masking ADHD and its effects on finances, relationships, and career. Alex reframes neurodiversity, showing how thinking differently can be a strength rather than a weakness.
Practical insights for neurodivergent living
Alex answers critical questions about life with ADHD, such as managing the “ADHD tax” and overcoming rejection sensitivity. He also shares strategies to avoid the “parenting shame game” and embrace neurodivergence in everyday life.
Strengths of thinking differently itemised in Now It All Makes Sense
The book highlights how ADHD fosters creativity, resilience, and leadership. Alex explains how these traits can enhance parenting, relationships, and entrepreneurship. His honest reflections resonate with anyone seeking to understand or support neurodivergent individuals.
More from Alex Partridge
As host of the globally acclaimed ADHD Chatter Podcast, Alex combines expert insights with lived experience. His work sheds light on topics like recognising burnout, avoiding shame, and thriving as a neurodivergent parent.
Alex also offers exclusive interviews and articles, including:
- Why neurodiversity isn’t just a trend.
- How ADHD strengthens relationships.
- From AA to ADHD: A personal journey.
Book details and release date of Now It All Makes Sense
Now It All Makes Sense: How An ADHD Diagnosis Brought Clarity To My Life launches on 16 January, published by Sheldon Press. .
Follow Alex Partridge on Instagram, where he shares insights with over 300,000 followers.
How ADHD diagnosis changed my life: A review of Now It All Makes Sense
Now It All Makes Sense is written by Alex Partridge, founder of LADBible and host of the ADHD Chatter Podcast. He reveals the transformative impact of his ADHD diagnosis in his new book. This compelling memoir combines personal stories with practical advice, offering readers a fresh perspective on neurodiversity.
Understanding the ADHD journey
Diagnosed at 34, Alex discovered how ADHD shaped his past struggles, including mental health issues and alcoholism. The book explores the challenges of masking ADHD and its effects on finances, relationships, and career. Alex reframes neurodiversity, showing how thinking differently can be a strength rather than a weakness.
Practical insights for neurodivergent living
Alex answers critical questions about life with ADHD, such as managing the “ADHD tax” and overcoming rejection sensitivity. He also shares strategies to avoid the “parenting shame game” and embrace neurodivergence in everyday life.
Strengths of thinking differently itemised in Now It All Makes Sense
The book highlights how ADHD fosters creativity, resilience, and leadership. Alex explains how these traits can enhance parenting, relationships, and entrepreneurship. His honest reflections resonate with anyone seeking to understand or support neurodivergent individuals.
More from Alex Partridge
As host of the globally acclaimed ADHD Chatter Podcast, Alex combines expert insights with lived experience. His work sheds light on topics like recognising burnout, avoiding shame, and thriving as a neurodivergent parent.
Alex also offers exclusive interviews and articles, including:
- Why neurodiversity isn’t just a trend.
- How ADHD strengthens relationships.
- From AA to ADHD: A personal journey.
Book details and release date of Now It All Makes Sense
Now It All Makes Sense: How An ADHD Diagnosis Brought Clarity To My Life launches on 16 January, published by Sheldon Press. .
Follow Alex Partridge on Instagram, where he shares insights with over 300,000 followers.