You're not lazy. You're not dramatic. You're not failing.
You just haven't had anyone explain what's actually going on inside your brain and body.
A live 60-minute workshop for women with ADHD who are exhausted from blaming themselves for something that was never their fault.
You know that voice in your head?
The one that sounds like:
Yeah. That one.
You've probably never said most of those out loud. But you've thought them. Maybe on a loop.
You are not alone in that.
And none of it means what you think it means.
Here's what nobody told you:
When you have ADHD — especially as a woman — your brain and nervous system are working in ways that make life genuinely harder. Not because you're weak. Not because you're not trying hard enough. Because the way your brain processes, regulates, and responds to the world is fundamentally different, and most of the systems, strategies, and advice out there were not built with you in mind.
Add in hormonal shifts, years of masking, burnout cycles that keep repeating no matter how many fresh starts you try — and it starts to make sense why you feel the way you do.
The problem was never you. The problem was never having the right explanation.
60-Minute workshop · Bonus worksheets included
DETAILS
📅 Monday, June 15, 2026
⏰ 1:30 PM EST
📍 Virtual via Zoom
🎁 Bonus worksheets included
📼 Can't attend live? Registered attendees get replay access
What women are saying after just one hour:
This is well worth your time, especially if you are wearing yourself out trying to make sense of it all. Especially if you are a new traveler on this path. Especially if you want factual info without any hype. Just do it!!!
—Pam P.
One thing I loved was how you described how the brain works and the process of how it tries to figure out problems and what interferes with it.
—Susanne O.
Thank you for a great workshop, Cammie. I learned so much! And you've got great vibes, so it was a pleasure to be in your presence.
—Tamie P..
The things that really made it worthwhile were learning the characteristics of ADHD, how to support myself, and practical tips for handling my executive challenges.
—Amy R.
Because here's what you actually want underneath all of it:
You want life to feel easier. You want to trust yourself again. You want to stop spiraling. You want to stop feeling like a failure. You want to understand what's actually happening inside you. You want to feel calmer. You want to feel capable again.
Not perfect. Not "fixed." Just like yourself. Like someone who can breathe.
In 60 minutes, you'll walk away with:
✔ A real explanation for why you keep ending up overwhelmed, burned out, or emotionally flooded… even when you're doing your best
✔ An understanding of why generic ADHD advice doesn't work for you, and what actually does
✔ Language for what you've been experiencing that makes it easier to understand and explain to others
✔ A way to recognize your own pattern before you crash… not just after
✔ A nervous system check-in you can use in under 2 minutes when dysregulation starts building
✔ Less shame. That one's hard to put in a bullet point. But it's usually what women mention first when they walk out.
You might recognize yourself in one of these. Or all three.
These aren't diagnoses. They're not permanent. They're survival patterns… adaptive responses that develop over years of chronic overwhelm, masking, emotional intensity, and a nervous system that never got the support it needed.
The High-Functioning Collapser
You push through. You hold it together. You overfunction. And eventually… everything crashes all at once.
The Chronic Adapter
You’ve become so focused on adjusting to everyone else’s needs, emotions, and expectations that you’ve started losing connection with yourself.
The Invisible Carrier
You quietly carry emotional, mental, and relational weight while appearing “fine” externally, even when you’re completely overwhelmed internally.
Wherever you land — this workshop was built for you.
ABOUT
CAMMIE
I'm Cammie Terry — licensed psychotherapist, ADHD-CCSP, NPT-C, and founder of The Anchored Path.
I have ADHD. I was late-diagnosed autistic. I have PMDD. And for a long time, I asked the same questions you're probably asking right now.
What I found — both personally and in years of working with women just like you — is that the missing piece is almost never more effort. It's understanding. It's finally having someone explain what's happening underneath the overwhelm, the spiraling, the shutdown, the exhaustion, in a way that makes sense for your brain and body.
That's what I built this workshop to do.
I'm really glad you found this. 🫶
You've spent a long time wondering what's wrong with you.
Nothing is wrong with you.
But you deserve to actually understand that — not just hear it, but feel it, because someone finally explained why.
One therapy session runs $150–200. This is $97 — and you walk away with a framework for understanding yourself that you'll actually use.