Late Discovered
Neurodivergence
A Different Path
We're the sensitive ones attuned to the frequencies, energies, constellations, colours and behaviours that others miss. We struggle to find safety and belonging in this world protecting ourselves behind a shiny facade, hiding parts of us in the dark. At midlife our our sensitive brain is being rewired, we are in flux and can no longer keep the shiny image alive.
One You Have Secretly Dreamed Of
The bone deep exhaustion and scattered mind makes us wonder if we're ever coming back. It feels like our undoing. Until we remember how many times we secretly dreamed of a different path, one beyond who we thought we should be. The one we could have taken had we valued ourselves more.
Welcome, I'm Marie,
I too experienced the rollercoaster of neurodivergence, perimenopause and autoimmune flare ups. The safe and comfortable structures that defined me were no longer sustainable. A lifetime of hustle, perfectionism and life-hacks were no longer my firm ground. I had outgrown the mask. Reclaiming myself took work and for a while I straddled two worlds until what I once believed and valued no longer held it's allure. Something inside was calling me to a different path...one of self-acceptance, purpose and greater aliveness.
Your Story from here on, is not about...
...more life hacks, expensive useless apps, celebrity gurus or designer diaries never to be used. It's rooted in accepting and valuing who you are at your core!
Like a rare and beautiful bird, uncaged for the first time, embrace who you are and fly.
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Carl Jung said, "The world will ask you who you are and if you do not know, the world will tell you.” 60% of ADHD in women is late discovered. For decades the world told...continue to read here
The first thing you see of Marie is her warmth. I felt comfortable straight away, she is a wise and accomplished woman. I had children later in life and cared for both parents before they passed. Menopause was hell. Marie helped me to reframe my life rather than resent it, she gave me hope. Thank you. Helen.