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If you've ever wondered...
For many women with ADHD, financial struggles aren't about laziness, irresponsibility, or a lack of discipline. They're often rooted in executive functioning differences, emotional regulation, shame, and a brain that processes reward, planning, and time differently. This workbook explores those connections while offering practical, ADHD-friendly strategies that actually work with your brain, not against it.
✨ Why money feels so difficult with ADHD
✨ The connection between dopamine, impulsive spending, and emotional regulation
✨ How to recognize and break the ADHD shame cycle around finances
✨ Understanding the hidden cost of the "ADHD Tax"
✨ Reflection prompts to better understand your money patterns and beliefs
✨ Practical strategies to reduce decision fatigue and financial overwhelm
✨ ADHD-friendly systems to simplify budgeting, bills, and saving
✨ A Weekly Money Check-In checklist
✨ Recommendations for apps that support ADHD-friendly money management
✨ Journaling pages to help you build a healthier relationship with money
This isn't another budgeting workbook that tells you to "just have more self-control."
It's an invitation to understand your brain with more compassion, release years of shame, and begin creating financial habits that feel sustainable.
Because healing your relationship with money starts with understanding yourself.
Please note: You will not receive a physical product when purchasing this listing.
Copyright Rachel Tenny, LLC 2026. This digital download is for personal use only! Any use for commercial purposes, re-selling or redistribution of this work is prohibited.
Follow along with me on social media for more: @sometimesatherapist
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If you've ever wondered...
For many women with ADHD, financial struggles aren't about laziness, irresponsibility, or a lack of discipline. They're often rooted in executive functioning differences, emotional regulation, shame, and a brain that processes reward, planning, and time differently. This workbook explores those connections while offering practical, ADHD-friendly strategies that actually work with your brain, not against it.
✨ Why money feels so difficult with ADHD
✨ The connection between dopamine, impulsive spending, and emotional regulation
✨ How to recognize and break the ADHD shame cycle around finances
✨ Understanding the hidden cost of the "ADHD Tax"
✨ Reflection prompts to better understand your money patterns and beliefs
✨ Practical strategies to reduce decision fatigue and financial overwhelm
✨ ADHD-friendly systems to simplify budgeting, bills, and saving
✨ A Weekly Money Check-In checklist
✨ Recommendations for apps that support ADHD-friendly money management
✨ Journaling pages to help you build a healthier relationship with money
This isn't another budgeting workbook that tells you to "just have more self-control."
It's an invitation to understand your brain with more compassion, release years of shame, and begin creating financial habits that feel sustainable.
Because healing your relationship with money starts with understanding yourself.
Please note: You will not receive a physical product when purchasing this listing.
Copyright Rachel Tenny, LLC 2026. This digital download is for personal use only! Any use for commercial purposes, re-selling or redistribution of this work is prohibited.
Follow along with me on social media for more: @sometimesatherapist
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