Healthy Happy ADHD: Transform How You Move, Eat, And Feel Lisa Dee Self Help Book

Healthy Happy ADHD: Transform How You Move, Eat, and Feel by Lisa Dee is a compassionate, practical wellness guide for women with ADHD who are ready to rethink fitness, food, and self-care without shame or rigid rules. Perfect for parents, teachers, and anyone supporting neurodiverse women, this paperback edition offers realistic systems and gentle mindset shifts designed to make healthy living feel doable — even on the busiest days. Title in the Set: Healthy Happy ADHD: Transform How You Move, Eat, and Feel by Lisa Dee Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781917189187 Lisa Dee draws on her own ADHD diagnosis at 31 and more than a decade of coaching to create a refreshingly practical book collection for everyday life. Rather than pushing neurotypical expectations of exercise and diet, Healthy Happy ADHD presents an empowering, evidence-informed approach that reduces overwhelm and helps you build sustainable habits. If youve struggled with motivation, decision paralysis around meals, or the emotional ups and downs linked to hormonal cycles, this book gives clear, bite-sized strategies that actually fit ADHD brains. Whats inside The book breaks down into approachable sections that cover movement, nutrition, rest, and mindset. Youll find ADHD-friendly routines, ADHD Easy Meals to avoid meal-planning paralysis, and guidance on how hormonal changes affect ADHD symptoms — including links to PMS and PMDD. Creative wellness hacks, mindful self-reflection exercises, and habit-building systems offer a blueprint for gradual, meaningful change. Why readers trust this guide Lisa Dee is the founder of the Healthy Happy ADHD brand and a pioneering thought leader in ADHD wellness and womens health. With a decade of coaching experience and a thriving community of nearly 400K followers across social media and her podcast, Lisa blends personal insight with practical, evidence-based tools. The book is also praised by leading clinical psychologists Kathleen Nadeau, PhD, and