Santa Cruz ADHD Support Group

Santa Cruz ADHD Support Group Official Facebook home for Santa Cruz ADHD Support Group. A place to find resources for ADHD.

Santa Cruz ADHD hosts monthly online support group meetings for anyone who would like to learn more about ADHD (Attention Deficit /Hyperactivity Disorder.) Our Parent Group meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month and our Adults with ADHD meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month online via Zoom. All meetings are from 6:30pm to 7:30pm

Santa Cruz ADHD Support Group Volunteer Team:
Donna, Adult & Parent with ADHD, santacruzadhd@gmail.com &
Judy Brenis, ADHD Coach, jbbrenis@comcast.net, 831-818-9619
Feel free to email any questions: santacruzadhd@gmail.com

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01/06/2026

January is the ideal time for a full-home reset. With more time spent indoors, this month focuses on decluttering after the holidays, deep sanitizing high-touch areas, and setting up clean, organized systems that make the rest of the year easier.

January Focus
Post-holiday declutter • Winter sanitation • Indoor deep clean • System reset

01/02/2026
01/02/2026

“With something interesting for my brain to focus on, the mindless movements of sweeping or doing dishes are almost soothing.” - KC Davis, LPC additu.de/housecleaning

01/02/2026

Our January decluttering month gives you a great opportunity to make some progress on decluttering your home and build a daily decluttering and organizing habit.

This month of simple ideas focuses on resetting your house after the holidays and making a little progress in all of the different rooms. The goal, as always, is to do a little bit every day. January is the perfect time to start decluttering and slowly, but surely, create more space and organization in your home.

01/02/2026

“We are mirrors, he and I. His reflection shows me the parts of myself I used to hide and the parts I am finally learning to love. When I help him find calm, I find it too. When I remind him that being different is not wrong, I believe it a little more for both of us.”

12/30/2025

Feel like time just slips away? ⏳

Us ADHD adults know the struggle: days fly by, tasks pile up, and somehow we end up doing everything but the important stuff.

In this blog, I break down 3 deadly time-wasters: The But-First Syndrome, Screensucking, and Doing It All Ourselves — and share simple fixes to reclaim your day.

💥 Stop letting time run you. Start taking control, even in small steps.

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12/29/2025

The Energy Audit: Remove What Drains You Before the New Year

Audit these four areas and clear what no longer serves you:

1. Physical

Half-used products you never reach for

Clothes that don’t fit your life anymore

Digital clutter: unused apps, old screenshots, duplicate files

Late-night habits that wreck your sleep and mood

2. Mental

Projects you keep thinking about but will never actually do

Open tabs and unfinished tasks stealing mental bandwidth

News or content that spikes stress instead of clarity

Should-do lists that need pruning to essentials

3. Emotional

People you tiptoe around or always explain yourself to

Conversations you replay in your head that stop you from moving forward

Guilt over past choices that cannot be changed

Unspoken boundaries that need to be set, or reinforced

4. Environmental

Rooms that overwhelm you the moment you enter

Spaces without systems (kitchen counters, bedside tables, work desk)

Visual noise: excess decor, outdated paperwork, gifts you kept out of obligation

Notifications that interrupt focus and recovery time

How to do it this week

Choose one category per day

Remove 5 items (physical or digital)

Close 3 open loops (tasks you keep avoiding)

Set 1 boundary that protects your time, sleep, or energy

Outcome
Lighter mind, calmer space, sharper focus when January begins.

12/29/2025

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This is the Facebook online community for the Santa Cruz County ADHD Support Group serving all individuals and families affected by Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in all of its forms. If you have ADD/ADHD, have a family member with it or just want to understand how our brains are "differently wired" so you can improve your relationships with those affected, we welcome you.