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You'll follow Megan and Hannah, two ADHD mothers whose lives might look a lot like yours.
Every page is illustrated, so it feels like scrolling through someone's journal, not reading a textbook.

You're not broken.
You're not failing.
You're tangled in patterns you don't even see.
How do I know?
Because I was the same.
I was spiraling deeper and deeper into emotional confusion until I finally understood something:
I was stuck in behaviors I learned by watching my own parents.
They passed their emotional ghosts on to me.
And it made motherhood feel like hell.

My ADHD made it worse.
Every emotion hit harder, every pattern ran deeper.
I wrote Raised by Emotional Ghosts so you don't have to stay stuck like I was.

I put everything I learned into this book:
The patterns,
the traps,
and the most important:
the way out.





Motherhood is hard. But it shouldn't feel impossible.
What you're experiencing is something I call the ADHD Mother Misery Potion: when emotional ghost patterns get amplified by your ADHD symptoms.
In Raised by Emotional Ghosts you'll discover what it is, where it comes from, and how to break free from it for good.


Get Scared
Oblivious to brain traps
Silence needs
Trade boundaries for peace
These are the four ways emotional ghosts taught you to disappear when things get hard. You'll recognize your parents in them. And (this is the uncomfortable part) you'll recognize yourself.
That recognition is where the change starts.
Your Bravefire is the part of you that refuses to disappear. The feeling in your guts that says "there has to be another way."
The FIRE code is how you feed it:
Face all emotions
Identify brain traps
Respect your needs
Establish boundaries
It's the antidote to every GOST pattern.
It's what will turn motherhood from your deepest struggle into your proudest transformation.



Motherhood is hard. But it shouldn't feel impossible.
What you're experiencing is something I call the ADHD Mother Misery Potion: when emotional ghost patterns get amplified by your ADHD symptoms.
In Raised by Emotional Ghosts you'll discover what it is, where it comes from, and how to break free from it for good.

Get Scared
Oblivious to brain traps
Silence your needs
Trade boundaries for peace
These are the four ways emotional ghosts taught you to disappear when things get hard. You'll recognize your parents in them. And (this is the uncomfortable part) you'll recognize yourself.
That recognition is where the change starts.

Your Bravefire is the part of you that refuses to disappear. The feeling in your guts that says "there has to be another way."
The FIRE code is how you feed it:
Face all emotions
Identify brain traps
Respect your needs
Establish boundaries
It's the antidote to every GOST pattern.
It's what will turn motherhood from your deepest struggle into your proudest transformation.
Something in you knows motherhood isn't supposed to feel this way.
Something in you refuses to keep repeating the same patterns.
That feeling brought you here, don't ignore it.
You freeze or shut down when your child's emotions get big.

You catch yourself snapping, then spend hours in a shame spiral about it.

You blame your partner for things that you know aren't really their fault.

You replay conversations for days, convinced everyone thinks you're too much.

You let people cross your boundaries because saying no feels harder than suffering in silence.

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If you're not happy, I'm not happy!
Most parenting books tell you what to do with your child. This one asks what happened to you.
Because here's the thing... you can learn all the gentle parenting techniques in the world. But if you don't see the patterns you inherited, you'll keep falling into them the moment you're tired and overwhelmed. (So, let's be honest... every day!)
This book isn't just about becoming a "better" mother. It's about understanding why you feel so tangled, so exhausted, so alone in this. And... finally feeling lighter.
So many of us don't. A lot of mothers discover ADHD through their child's diagnosis. They sit in that appointment, hear the symptoms being listed, and think "wait... that's me too."
If that's you, this book was written for you.
And even if you're not sure yet, if you've always felt like your emotions were "too much," if motherhood is harder than everyone told you it would be, if you catch yourself repeating things your parents did... you don't need a piece of paper to start understanding what's going on.
This book isn't about blame.
Your parents were carrying their own ghosts. Most of them were doing the best they could with what they had. But understanding what happened is different from blaming someone for it. You can love your parents and still decide to do things differently.
And if you do feel some resentment along the way... that's okay too.
Your parents had their own struggles, but they also had a responsibility toward you, and both things can be true. This book will help you untangle those feelings so you can stop carrying them into your own motherhood.
I'm not going to lie... some parts will feel a bit uncomfortable. You'll recognize things you do that you wish you didn't. I know because I recognized them in myself while writing every single page.
But this book isn't here to add more shame to your pile. You already have plenty of that! It's here to help you understand where those patterns come from, so you can finally stop blaming yourself for them.
I wrote this as someone going through the same thing, not as someone looking down from the other side. We're in this together.
I designed this book for ADHD brains like ours.
There are no long theoretical chapters. No academic jargon. No paragraphs you have to read three times to understand.
Instead, you'll follow Megan and Hannah, two ADHD mothers whose stories feel like reading about your own life.
Every concept is illustrated (241 drawings... yes, my hand was sore!). Every page has something to look at. And the chapters are short enough to read during naptime or while hiding in the bathroom for five minutes of peace.
I guarantee it will feel as easy as scrolling through Instagram!

I was diagnosed with ADHD at 29 and created The Mini ADHD Coach to make sense of my diagnosis. Hundreds of thousands of people ended up following along because they saw themselves in my drawings.
But after I became a mother, everything I thought I'd figured out about myself fell apart. I realized that the emotional patterns making motherhood so hard weren't just about my ADHD. They were also inherited. Passed down from parents who loved me but couldn't stay present when emotions got big.
So I started writing. And drawing. 241 illustrations later, this book exists.
I'm not writing from the other side. I'm not a therapist or a researcher. I'm an ADHD mother in the thick of it, just like you. I wrote this book because I refuse to be a ghost about it.
I live in Brittany, France with my partner and our three year old daughter.

I was diagnosed with ADHD at 29 and created The Mini ADHD Coach to make sense of my diagnosis. Hundreds of thousands of people ended up following along because they saw themselves in my drawings.
But after I became a mother, everything I thought I'd figured out about myself fell apart. I realized that the emotional patterns making motherhood so hard weren't just about my ADHD. They were also inherited. Passed down from parents who loved me but couldn't stay present when emotions got big.
So I started writing. And drawing. 241 illustrations later, this book exists.
I'm not writing from the other side. I'm not a therapist or a researcher. I'm an ADHD mother in the thick of it, just like you. I wrote this book because I refuse to be a ghost about it.
I live in Brittany, France with my partner and our three year old daughter.

I'm so confident this book will change how you see yourself as a mother that if you're unsatisfied for any reason, just email me and I'll refund every penny.
No questions asked.