Bethany’s Blog
Curious, candid, and a little bit soulful. This is where therapy meets real talk. As a licensed professional counselor specializing in trauma, neurodivergence (AuDHD), relationships, and the Enneagram, I use this space to unpack the human experience with honesty and heart. Whether you're looking for practical tools, deeper insight, or just a sense that you're not alone, you'll find it here. Each post is written with warmth, wit, and a deep respect for your inner world.
Friendship feels harder as an adult, especially if you’re ND. Here’s how to find that spark of collective effervescence, spot red flags, and make real connections.
Some beliefs aren’t born from facts; they’re borrowed from caregivers, culture, and childhood experiences. In this post, we’ll explore how limiting beliefs form, why they feel so true, and how to begin shifting them with self-compassion and curiosity.
Parenting a neurodivergent, dopamine-seeking kid can feel like wrangling a tiny scientist who’s always running experiments for their next thrill. The goal isn’t to crush their spirit, but to guide it with humor, boundaries, and a toolkit of hacks that actually work.
You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. You’re an ADHD brain trying to function in a neurotypical world, and that’s hard. This post is your warm, practical guide to understanding executive dysfunction and finding motivation that works for your brain.
Parenting “on the fly” works… until it doesn’t.
A parenting plan gives you a ready-made framework for handling common challenges with consistency, calm, and clarity. In this post, we’ll cover how to build your plan, avoid common pitfalls, support neurodivergent kids, and align with your co-parent, plus grab a free printable template to create your own!
Is it just you... or is this AuDHD? This gentle guide helps you pause, unweave, and rebraid the strands of your identity, through executive function, sensory sensitivity, emotions, relationships, and how you know yourself. No diagnoses, no scorecards, just reflection, resonance, and radical permission.