The Jigsaw Mind Series
For smart women who've spent decades wondering why everything feels harder than it should.
The Jigsaw Mind Series explores what happens when high-achieving women discover their ADHD after 40, 50, or beyond. These aren't clinical textbooks or toxic positivity "ADHD is a superpower" guides. They're raw, honest memoirs that combine lived experience with professional expertise, offering practical strategies for women who've been masking, compensating, and exhausting themselves trying to function in a neurotypical world.
Beginning with recognizing your undiagnosed ADHD and executive dysfunction, through navigating emotional dysregulation and burnout, to rebuilding relationships when your brain works differently — this series tackles the real challenges of adult ADHD in women. Each book addresses the symptoms nobody talks about: the Friday night collapse, rejection sensitive dysphoria, time blindness, sensory overload, and the crushing weight of masking your neurodivergent traits for decades.
Written by a clinical psychologist diagnosed at 50, these books speak directly to women who've been misdiagnosed with anxiety or depression, told they're "too sensitive," labeled as "scattered" or "unreliable," and exhausted from trying harder while achieving less. If perimenopause made your coping strategies stop working, if your child's ADHD diagnosis sparked uncomfortable recognition, or if you're tired of buying planners that don't work and notebooks you'll never use — this series understands.
No shame. No judgment. Just recognition, strategies that actually work for ADHD brains, and permission to stop fighting yourself and start working with your beautifully different mind.
