… in just 21 days
✨ Stay calm through hormonal swings and ADHD storms
✨ Trust yourself and your decisions again
✨ Release the pressure to fix, explain, or perform — and simply be okay
1 in 3 women in their 40s report feeling "completely overwhelmed" on a daily basis
Women with ADHD are 2.5x more likely to experience perimenopause-related mood disruption
78% of midlife women say existing wellness advice doesn't fit their actual lives
Validation that what you're feeling is real and
your need for different solutions is scientifically backed.
It happened in the grocery store.
Standing there, completely blank—I forgot why I came. The fog was so thick I couldn't even orient myself in a place I'd been a million times.
That's when the tears started.
Not because of the forgotten item. But because I was a professional woman in my 40s who couldn't hold a single thought anymore.
It wasn't just ADHD. It wasn't just perimenopause. It was both—amplifying each other in ways that made me feel completely lost.
When I searched for help, everything assumed I could stick to complex routines, track symptoms, or meditate for 20+ minutes.
But what about those of us whose brains are already at capacity? Who are barely keeping our heads above water?
That's when I realized I needed to build what didn't exist.
Your brain is literally changing.
Estrogen is declining, disrupting the chemical balance that once helped you stay anchored. Dopamine signals misfire. Your nervous system no longer resets—it stays braced, alert, waiting for the next thing to go wrong.
And the world keeps handing you strategies designed for a different kind of brain. Ones that assume you have the bandwidth to plan, pause, or “practice self-care.”
This isn’t a character flaw. It’s physiology.
Your neurodivergent brain is moving through a hormonal shift that changes how everything functions—from focus to memory to emotional regulation.
You don't need a complete life overhaul right now. You need a 5-minute moment that can change your entire day so your nervous system can remember what safety feels like.
These aren't mindfulness exercises.
They're not breathing techniques that require focus you don't have.
These are nervous system interrupts—designed by someone who understands what it's like when your brain short-circuits and you need help right now.
Under 5 minutes
Doable anywhere
Requires zero memory or planning
Works when you're already overwhelmed
Based on actual neuroscience, not wellness trends
This isn't about becoming a different person. It's about surviving as the person you are.
The 5-Minute "Chaos to Calm" Reset
This isn’t another habit to build. It’s what you reach for when an email unravels you or you’re crying in the car—late, again. Seven micro-practices. Under five minutes. For the moments when nothing else works.
Your overwhelm becomes your identity. Every day you wait, your brain is learning that chaos is normal—that this scattered, depleted version of yourself is just "who you are now."
Simple tasks become impossible mountains. What used to be manageable (grocery runs, work emails, bedtime routines) will continue growing into sources of dread and paralysis.
Your relationships suffer in silence. Your kids, coworkers, and friends won't understand why you seem so "off," and you'll feel increasingly isolated in your struggle.
Your self-trust erodes completely. Each forgotten deadline, missed appointment, or emotional outburst reinforces the belief that you can't handle life's basic demands.
A quiet room
The "right" mindset
Energy you don't have
Time you can't find
Estimated 6.4 million women in the US have ADHD
85% weren't diagnosed until adulthood
Peak diagnosis age: 36-45 — hello, perimenopause
73% report their symptoms worsen during hormonal transitions
Immediate-access tools have been shown to reduce panic episodes by over 50%
Shame-free approaches more than double help-seeking behavior
Practices under 5 minutes are dramatically more likely to be used successfully in emergencies
Sources: CDC, CHADD, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, Journal of Women’s Health, behavioral science and psychology literature.
Along with The "Chaos to Calm" Reset, you'll also receive a professionally recorded 20-minute sleep aid (typically $97) to maximize your immediate results. This special offer is complimentary for the next 48 hours. After that it will be available at standard pricing.
A trauma-informed body scan + breath awareness practice
A soft and soothing voice to calm your nervous system
Gentle ambient tones for deep relaxation
Designed to loop softly or fade out into stillness
Short-burst interventions work better for ADHD brains.
Research consistently shows that short, engaging practices are more effective for ADHD than traditional long-form routines, which can overwhelm attention and working memory.
Trauma-informed approaches are vital for overwhelmed nervous systems.
Trauma and chronic stress sensitize the nervous system, making gentle, body-based practices far more effective than purely cognitive strategies for creating safety and calm.
When executive function is compromised, body-based practices bypass the cognitive bottleneck.
On days when thinking clearly isn’t possible, somatic micro-practices help access the body’s wisdom directly — creating calm and regulation without relying on willpower or mental focus.
Midlife women need adapted self-regulation strategies.
Hormonal shifts in perimenopause impact mood, cognition, and resilience. What worked at 25 often no longer fits at 45 — which is why flexible, hormone-friendly tools are essential.
The most common first reaction: "Wait, that actually worked?"
The biggest surprise: How quickly overwhelm can shift
"It's not life-changing, it's moment-changing" "Finally something that works when I'm already falling apart" "I can do this even when I can't do anything else"
The most frequent comment: "I wish I'd had this 10 years ago"
The question we hear most: "Why doesn't anyone talk about this combination?"
Get instant access to your emergency toolkit for the moments when everything feels like too much.
You can interrupt this pattern — in the next 5 minutes. Because beneath all that overwhelm is still you: the capable, caring woman who deserves to feel grounded in her own life.
Start with one 5-minute practice that resets your brain and body. Each practice stands alone, so you can use one when you need it without committing to a whole system. This isn't about adding more to your plate or fixing everything all at once; it's about creating tiny pockets of reset throughout your day. Think of them as emergency resets that actually help you handle everything else on your list better.
Each tool takes 90 seconds or less — perfect for ADHD minds that forget what they're doing mid-scroll. We've designed everything knowing that your attention span is limited and precious. You can make real progress in tiny windows of time.
You can't fail this — every step is designed to meet you exactly where you are, even if that's rock bottom. There's no way to do this wrong because it adapts to your reality, not the other way around. You're not broken; you're just overwhelmed.
Use sound-off practices you can do in a noisy kitchen, bathroom, or car — no peace and quiet required. These tools work in real mom life, with interruptions and chaos happening all around you. Your healing doesn't have to wait for perfect conditions.
Everything works with one tap from your phone — no printing, no tech, no stress. We know you don't have time to figure out complicated systems or remember another password. This is designed for real people with real limitations who just need something that works immediately.
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