Danielle Ralston talks about reviving household systems for a neurodiverse family with a husband who has ASD and a son with ADHD. She covers common ADHD taxes: food in the fridge, laundry, late bills, and actual taxes, with the deadline approaching.
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Absolutely. Funny thing is, like with Kelly, when Kelly did the video, the TikTok video, I was like, my husband's like, yeah, why don't we do that? I'm like, we used to do that when, when our son was little, we would do that. And he's like, oh yeah, I remember. Why don't we do that anymore? I said, no, why don't we? You're the adult here too. My husband is ASD, for those that don't know. So there's the ASDer, the ADHDer, and my son ADHD. So we had systems and things that we did when he was younger and we have forgotten them, but I remember them by coaching. So it does remind me, and it's so cool to see when clients just, something clicks for clients and they can feel less frustrated with themselves or less shame or less ADHD tax because food in a fridge is a major ADHD tax for a lot of ADHDers. Food, laundry, late bills, taxes, and that we haven't even touched on that. And I know it's so early. The tax season is only 2 months, like the deadline is only 2 months away.