Navigating Challenges and Embracing Strengths

Adulting with ADHD

Managing the responsibilities of adulthood is no small feat, and for adults with ADHD, it can sometimes feel especially daunting. From balancing work and personal life to maintaining relationships and managing day-to-day tasks, ADHD can present unique challenges that impact various aspects of life.

What Does ADHD Look Like in Adults?

ADHD is often associated with children, but it persists into adulthood for many. In adults, ADHD symptoms can manifest in the following ways:
  • Time Management Struggles: Frequently running late or underestimating how long tasks will take.
  • Disorganization: Difficulty keeping track of schedules, tasks, or belongings.
  • Emotional Regulation: Feeling easily overwhelmed, impatient, or frustrated.
  • Focus Challenges: Trouble concentrating on tasks, especially those that require sustained attention.
  • Impulsivity: Making quick decisions without considering consequences or interrupting conversations.
  • Procrastination: Putting off important tasks until the last minute, leading to stress and rushed work.

Challenges at Work and in Relationships

ADHD can uniquely impact professional and personal relationships:

Workplace Challenges

  • Struggling to meet deadlines or stay organized.
  • Difficulty focusing during long meetings or multitasking.
  • Feeling underappreciated or misunderstood by colleagues.

Relationship Struggles

  • Miscommunication or forgetting important dates or details.
  • Emotional outbursts or difficulty managing conflict.
  • Feeling disconnected or misunderstood by loved ones.

How Therapy Can Help

At Touchstone Therapy Center, we understand the complexities of ADHD and offer tailored therapeutic support to help adults navigate these challenges and thrive. Practical tools and strategies we teach includes:

Time Management and Organization


Learn techniques to set priorities, break tasks into manageable steps, and create realistic schedules.

Emotional Regulation

Develop coping strategies to manage frustration, impatience, and overwhelm.


Strength-Based Approaches

Focus on identifying and leveraging strengths to build confidence and reduce stress.

A Collaborative Approach

At Touchstone Therapy Center, we believe in tailoring our approach to each client’s unique needs. Whether you’re seeking individual therapy, group sessions, or resources for managing ADHD, we’re here to help.

Addressing the Emotional Impact

  • Therapy provides a supportive space to explore feelings of frustration, self-doubt, or shame that often accompany ADHD.
  • By reframing negative self-perceptions, therapy helps individuals feel empowered and capable.

Additional Support Options

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Addresses unhelpful thought patterns and introduces effective coping mechanisms.
  • Mindfulness-Based Practices: Improve focus and emotional regulation through mindfulness exercises.
  • Skill-Building Workshops: Participate in group sessions to learn and practice ADHD-specific strategies.

Touchstone Clinicians who Specialize in ADHD Support

Don’t let ADHD define your journey.

Together, we can build the tools and confidence needed to face life’s challenges and embrace your strengths. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can support you in thriving with ADHD.