Please sedate me, Ramones!

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/65110609

This might be a controversial opinion, but learning how to relax has been the best thing I have done for myself as an AuDHD person (other than getting diagnosed and medicated for ADHD).

Finding activities that work for me (breathwork and movement; edit: also music) for switching from busy to relaxed and back was super important.

And learning how to recognize when I’m about to crash earlier and earlier so I can do something about it.

I also really like the concept of the dopamine dial, where you turn the intensity of dopamine-producing activities up or down depending on what you need.

The Dopamine Distraction Dial: Increase Your Focus with ADHD.

You find yourself in a familiar position. You know what you need to do, but you don't want to do it.  The report is right there, and you ca

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Learning and practicing cardiac coherence has helped me a ton too. I do 10/15 minutes a day, it’s really nice to reduce anxiety