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🌈 AuDHD Naturopath | Nutritionist
🧠 holistic support for ND girls and women
I support gut, hormones, brain and mood health
ā™¾ļø Neuro Affirming care
In clinic and online appointments available

šŸ‘‹ Comment HORMONES if you want the link to my free masterclass: The Hormone Reset for Neurodivergent Women.Is it postpar...
19/06/2025

šŸ‘‹ Comment HORMONES if you want the link to my free masterclass: The Hormone Reset for Neurodivergent Women.

Is it postpartum depression or burnout in a neurodivergent brain?

The symptoms can look similar on the outside.
But it’s that extreme hormonal drop-off combined with the sudden routine shift, lack of support, and identity shake-up in postpartum
that often unmasks neurodivergence in women for the first time.

And the support you need? well that can look completely different.

I lived through PMDD, mould exposure, histamine chaos, and the haziness of undiagnosed ADHD + autism—all while navigating postpartum.
No one told me Autistic/ADHD burnout could look like this.

šŸ”ø If you’re feeling overwhelmed, it’s not just you.
šŸ”ø And it’s not 'just hormones'.

Swipe through to understand the difference
or Comment " HORMONES " below if you want the link to my free masterclass: The Hormone Reset for Neurodivergent Women.

Comment HORMONES or MASTERCLASS to get the link to my free class:The Hormone Reset for Neurodivergent WomenWe’re talking...
12/06/2025

Comment HORMONES or MASTERCLASS to get the link to my free class:
The Hormone Reset for Neurodivergent Women
We’re talking real solutions for estrogen crashes, burnout, and brain overstimulation.

Your focus, mood, and memory aren’t failing you.
Your estrogen might be!

Swipe through to find out why so many neurodivergent women feel that brain fog, impulsivity, and overstimulated before their period, after birth, or during peri-menopause

Then let’s learn some simple and practical strategies to help it.
Because your brain deserves support that actually works with your hormones.

I’ll send you a link to join in your DMs. Comment HORMONES or MASTERCLASS
Can’t wait to see you there šŸ’œ

Feeling flat, foggy, and overstimulated?It might not be just burnout.Your hormones and nervous system could be calling o...
03/06/2025

Feeling flat, foggy, and overstimulated?It might not be just burnout.

Your hormones and nervous system could be calling out for attention — and I’ve created something just for you.
The Hormone Reset Masterclass for Neurodivergent Women is officially open for signups! šŸ™Œ
In this free 60-minute session, I’ll help you connect the dots between your cycle, your mood, your energy (or lack of it), and that deep sense that something’s off, even when the blood tests say you’re ā€œfine.ā€

We’ll unpack:
šŸ”ø Why ND women are more sensitive to hormonal shifts
šŸ”ø What’s really behind the rage, shutdowns, or fatigue
šŸ”ø Low-spoon strategies to support your cycle and mood
šŸ”ø How to eat, rest & reset in a way that actually works for your brain

+ PLUS: If you show up live and you’ll get a bonus Cycle-Friendly Reset Plan to take home.
šŸ“… Tuesday 24 June | 7PM AEST | šŸ’» Live on Zoom

Head to https://unmaskednaturopath.com.au/hormone-masterclass-signup/ to sign up!
Can’t wait to see your beautifully wired brain there šŸ’œ

ADHD medications matter. But they’re not the only answer.With new rules in NSW allowing GPs to diagnose and prescribe st...
26/05/2025

ADHD medications matter. But they’re not the only answer.
With new rules in NSW allowing GPs to diagnose and prescribe stimulant meds, there’s potential for greater access-which is so very needed right now.

But here’s my take:
When ADHD is only treated with medication, we risk missing the bigger picture.

Hormones, trauma, nutrition, sleep, genetics, inflammation—all of these impact our focus, mood, and energy too. And often, they’re not explored in a standard GP appointment.

I’m not anti-medication.
I’m pro-looking at the whole-person healthcare.

Especially for women and AFAB folks navigating huge shifts like postpartum, perimenopause, and chronic stress.

So let me ask you,
How are you feeling about this change?

So I have some Big News! I’m presenting at the upcoming Neurodivergence Wellbeing Conference this August in the Gold Coa...
14/05/2025

So I have some Big News! I’m presenting at the upcoming Neurodivergence Wellbeing Conference this August in the Gold Coast - run by Australia and New Zealand Mental Health Association.
I’ll be speaking on a topic close to my (overstimulated & hormone-sensitive) heart:

Hormonal Sensitivity in Neurodivergent Women: Navigating Pregnancy, Postpartum & Mental Health šŸ™Œ

I’ll be exploring how hormonal shifts impact dopamine, serotonin, inflammation, and why the postpartum period impacts you differently different when you’re neurodivergent. I’ll also be sharing practical, neuro-affirming strategies that work with you and yours clients sensory needs and executive function — not against them.

When: Tuesday, August 12
Where: Gold Coast + online
Time: 11:25am–11:55am (AEST)

I would love for you to come and hang out (in person or virtually!)

Let’s change the way we support neurodivergent mothers šŸ’œ

Head to https://anzmh.asn.au/nwc for more info

Did you know that hormone fluctuations can significantly affect ADHD symptoms in women? Estrogen plays a big role in bra...
17/10/2024

Did you know that hormone fluctuations can significantly affect ADHD symptoms in women? Estrogen plays a big role in brain function, mood, and focus. When estrogen is balanced, it supports dopamine and serotonin, helping us feel focused and calm. But when estrogen dips—during the menstrual cycle, postpartum, and perimenopause—ADHD symptoms can worsen. 😣

šŸŒ€ PMDD & ADHD: Women with ADHD are 45.5% more likely to experience Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), a severe form of PMS that can dramatically impact mood and concentration.

šŸŒ€ Postpartum & ADHD: Hormonal changes postpartum can amplify ADHD challenges. Women with ADHD are six times more likely to experience postpartum anxiety and five times more likely to face postpartum depression. The hormonal shifts, lack of sleep, and added stress make this a particularly tough period.

šŸŒ€ Perimenopause & ADHD: As we approach menopause, estrogen and progesterone levels drop, making focus harder to maintain and emotions harder to control. This often intensifies ADHD symptoms, leading to increased anxiety, mood swings, and irritability.

But here’s the good news: there is support available! 🌿 As a naturopath who specializes in ADHD and hormonal health, I’m here to help you manage these challenges. Through a combination of herbs, diet, and supplements, I focus on balancing hormones, supporting neurotransmitters (dopamine, serotonin), improving gut health to detox excess hormones, and reducing neuroinflammation to ease ADHD symptoms.

You don’t have to navigate these hormonal changes alone. Together, we can find a holistic approach to help you feel balanced and in control of your ADHD. šŸ’–

🌱 What I eat in a day as a Naturopath: Supporting breastfeeding & preventing postpartum depletion.Navigating postpartum ...
15/08/2024

🌱 What I eat in a day as a Naturopath: Supporting breastfeeding & preventing postpartum depletion.

Navigating postpartum as a breastfeeding mom, I’m passionate about fuelling my body with nutrient-dense foods. As I heal and adjust to life after childbirth, I’ve realised how crucial it is to keep meals simple yet packed with the nutrients that support both my recovery and my little one’s growth.

✨ Protein
Protein is essential, so I aim for 1-2 servings (120g+) per meal. I focus on easily digestible, slow-cooked dishes, including grass-fed beef, lamb, pork, liver, eggs, and fatty fish. As well as Collagen and sugar-free protein powders.

šŸ„‘ Healthy Fats
Fat, a key component of breast milk, helps combat postpartum fatigue and blood glucose drops. I stick to high-quality fats like beef tallow, ghee, butter, lard, and olive, coconut, and avocado oils while avoiding processed vegetable oils that can cause inflammation.

šŸ„• Low-GI Carbs
While I keep carbs lower, I include low-GI veggies like pumpkin, carrots, zucchini, cabbage, broccoli, and sweet potatoes. I rotate grains like oats, buckwheat, brown rice, and spelt, especially in baked goods and sides. Seeds like chia, flax, sunflower, pepitas, and sesame are staples for hormone support.

šŸ² Meat Stock & Fermented Foods
Daily cups of nutrient-rich meat stock from fish, chicken, beef, and lamb are vital for healing and strengthening connective tissue. + a serving of fermented foods to every meal—sauerkraut, kimchi, pickles, yogurt, miso, tempeh, or my favourite, coconut kefir—to support digestion, mood, and immunity.

Balance and self-care are key, so the occasional, chocolate, coffee, chai lattes, or sourdough is fine, but I'm mindful of their effects on me. Postpartum is challenging, but I’m focusing on what I can control—nourishing my body with healing foods—to empowering myself to feel better every day.

Want to learn more about preventing or overcoming postpartum depletion? My free guide is launching next week! Click the link in my bio & subscribe to be first to access this valuable resource! šŸ’Œ

Lessons from My Experience as a Neurodivergent Mother, Caregiver, Naturopath, and Business owner.•The considerable effor...
08/03/2024

Lessons from My Experience as a Neurodivergent Mother, Caregiver, Naturopath, and Business owner.

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The considerable effort put into caring for our own well-being and that of our family members often goes, unpaid unnoticed, and under-appreciated by society.

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The considerable effort put into caring for our own well-being and that of our family members often goes, unpaid unnoticed, and under-appreciated by society.

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Women encounter a higher prevalence of chronic health conditions, impacting their ability to work, care for their children, and manage daily activities.
with 56% of Australian women having 1 or more chronic conditions

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Providing superannuation for paid parental leave is only a small step toward fostering inclusivity and gender equality concerning work roles and caregiving responsibilities. Inclusion extends beyond closing the gender pay gap.

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It is vital for women to support and empower each other in their personal growth, careers, and as mothers. This is especially important for those managing these roles alongside chronic illnesses, disabilities, and neurodiversity.

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As we navigate through the complexities of our modern world, it is essential to prioritize both our physical and mental well-being. By promoting health, self-care practices, encouraging open conversations about mental health, and providing resources for personal growth, we can help individuals thrive in all aspects of their lives šŸ™Œ

What are your thoughts on the above?

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