In this episode of Divorce Happens, we dive into the challenges of managing ADHD and executive functioning during the transitional period of divorce. Whether you’re staying in the marital home or preparing to downsize, the process can feel overwhelming—especially for those with ADHD or neurodiverse tendencies. We explore practical strategies to tackle decision paralysis, streamline the decluttering process, and organize important documents. From leveraging tools like virtual body doubling to finding support for downsizing or tackling paperwork, this episode provides actionable tips to make the divorce transition less chaotic.

Key takeaways include the importance of breaking tasks into manageable steps, seeking support from professionals or friends, and using accountability methods like body doubling. We also discuss how organizing your space can provide mental clarity during a difficult time and why investing in help for executive functioning challenges is invaluable. This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating divorce with ADHD or struggling to stay on top of it all.

Questions answered on this episode of Divorce Happens:

Managing ADHD During Divorce: How to Stay Organized and Simplify Your Life

• How does ADHD impact the divorce process?
• What is decision paralysis, and how can you overcome it during life transitions?
• What strategies help with decluttering and organizing in a neurodiverse-friendly way?
• How can professional organizers or virtual support provide relief during a chaotic time?