Day 3 · Wednesday, October 28 · The Difficult One

Why Perimenopause Can Make ADHD and AuDHD Feel So Much Harder

with Mercedes Aspland

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A short practical workshop that helps you notice your own stress patterns and interrupt them before overwhelm takes over. It builds on Mercedes's presentation by giving you a simple way to work with your brain and nervous system when perimenopause makes stress, reactivity, and everyday demands harder to manage.

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Why Perimenopause Can Make ADHD and AuDHD Feel So Much Harder

Many women reach perimenopause and suddenly feel like the coping strategies they have relied on for years have stopped working. Increased overwhelm, emotional reactivity, exhaustion, and difficulty getting things done may not mean you are failing. For neurodivergent women, perimenopause can make existing challenges much harder to manage, and this session helps you understand why.

What you'll walk away with

  • Why perimenopause can make ADHD and AuDHD traits feel much more noticeable, even in women who have coped well for years.
  • How to recognise the difference between pushing through and genuinely supporting a brain and nervous system that is overloaded.
  • Simple ways to reduce overwhelm, protect energy, and make everyday life easier when your old coping strategies are no longer working.
Mercedes Aspland

Mercedes Aspland

CEO, Mercedes Aspland

Mercedes Aspland is a yoga teacher, nervous system practitioner, and personal development educator who supports midlife women, especially those with ADHD, autism, or AuDHD. Her work helps women understand why overwhelm, stress, people-pleasing, and old coping patterns can become harder to manage in midlife.

She combines somatic practices, mindfulness, breathwork, journaling, and nervous system support to help women feel more grounded, protect their energy, and make practical changes that fit real life.

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