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   by dotdashdashdash 1y ago

   Unfortunately, it will likely require hard work on your part rather than relying on pills. One thing that's worked for me is therapy focusing on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Essentially, you identify your goals and values,
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   by dotdashdashdash 4y ago

   I don't know if they have a similar thing where you are, but we have the Royal Flying Doctor service in Australia. Essentially, it's someone who flies a doctor into remote locations when they're hours away from a hospital, or
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   by dotdashdashdash 4y ago

   I've looked at doing this myself as gardening and plants are a passion of mine. Would you happen to have any advice?
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   by dotdashdashdash 4y ago

   Not ADHD but ASD with pretty poor executive function. The only thing I've found that helps is having a list of things somewhere I can see it. We have a list of tasks next to the fridge on a whiteboard, and it's the only way things
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   Ask HN: Has anyone managed to find enjoyment in their work after burnout?

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