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I used to think there was something wrong with me.I felt like I just couldn’t switch off. I couldn’t sit still. I found ...
23/06/2026

I used to think there was something wrong with me.

I felt like I just couldn’t switch off. I couldn’t sit still. I found it difficult to relax. At times, meditation’s felt impossible.

My husband and the boys would tell me to just sit down, chill out, watch a film.

Honestly? I could think of nothing worse. 😆Three hours of sitting still is not my idea of recharging.

For years, I thought I needed to try harder to relax.

What I’ve realised is that I don’t refill my battery in the same way as everyone else, (particularly those in my house!).

In fact, I’m off work poorly at the moment, and it’s times like this that I notice it most. My body is telling me to slow down and recover, but my mind is still active!

That’s when I can start to feel frustrated.

I’ve learned that rest and doing nothing aren’t always the same thing.

Sometimes the best thing I can do is find a creative focus that allows my body to rest while keeping my mind gently occupied.

Whether you have ADHD, suspect you might be neurodivergent, or simply recognise yourself in this, you don’t need a diagnosis to become curious about how your brain works and become more aware of what you need.

There isn’t a right way to rest.

There’s only the way that works for you.

I’d love to know...

What helps you refill your battery?





🤔ASK REEVES QUESTION - “I’ve got a million things to do...but I just freeze. Why do I do this?”If you’ve ever stared at ...
19/06/2026

🤔ASK REEVES QUESTION - “I’ve got a million things to do...but I just freeze. Why do I do this?”

If you’ve ever stared at a to-do list, scrolled your phone instead, tidied a cupboard that didn’t need tidying or convinced yourself you’ll do it later, you’re not alone.

One of the biggest things I’ve learned is that procrastination isn’t laziness.

Quite often:
👉 The task feels too big or overwhelming
👉 You’re worried about getting it wrong and want it to be perfect
👉 The task is boring and your brain is desperately looking for something more interesting
👉 You don’t know where to start

For those of us with busy brains (especially ADHD brains), “I’ll do it later” can become a dangerous phrase because later often never arrives!

A few things that help:
✅ Break the task into ridiculously small steps
✅ Commit to just 5 minutes – the momentum usually carries you through
✅ Focus on starting, not finishing
✅ If you catch yourself saying “I’ll do it later”, ask yourself whether you can do it now instead. Just get the job ticked off the list!

One of the biggest shifts for me since my ADHD diagnosis has been realising that the things I put off don’t disappear! They sit, lurking in the background taking up mental space and making me feel like there’s something wrong with me for not being able to get such a simple thing done or at least started!

It’s like having a computer with lots of tabs open. It’s not going to run as efficiently!

Sometimes the quickest way to find peace is simply to do the thing!

🎥 Watch the full video here:
https://youtu.be/qK-To_kqL-c?si=MBEAS98WhdkSq11c

And keep an eye out for the next Ask Reeves video:
“I know scrolling on social media makes me feel worse...so why can’t I stop?” 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

I never really know where to start when it comes to social media posts. Sometimes it’s just tumblew**d. 😐Partly because ...
18/06/2026

I never really know where to start when it comes to social media posts. Sometimes it’s just tumblew**d. 😐

Partly because there are so many things I could talk about, but also because I often assume everyone already knows the things I know.

Then I’ll sit with a client, have a conversation at a networking event, or chat to a friend, and realise that something I take for granted has been a complete game-changer for someone else.

I love learning. I’m a complete nerd when it comes to human behaviour, the brain, wellbeing, and understanding why we do what we do.

And I LOVE taking something I’ve learned and sharing it in a way that makes sense.

That’s really where Ask Reeves comes from.

Over the years, I’ve done Ask Reeves in different formats, but my quirky brain isn’t always the best at consistency! 🤦‍♀️😂

So this time, I’ve called on my friend Hazel, who joins me once a month on my radio show to ask the questions you’ve sent in.

We’ve even created a bowl full of little question balls (which I’m quite proud of! 😂). We’ll have a furkle, pull one out, and I’ll share my thoughts, experiences, insights and tools that have helped me and the hundreds of people I’ve worked with over the years.

Now, I’m not claiming to have all the answers. My answers definitely won’t be perfect, and they won’t be right for everyone.

But whether your question is about work stress, anxiety, burnout, confidence, relationships, parenting, neurodivergence, mental health, wellbeing, or simply how to become a happier, healthier human, I’d love to hear from you.

🎙️ Latest Ask Reeves episode:
👉 https://lnkd.in/ebZjuKmb

🎥 YouTube channel:
👉

Got a question you’d like me to answer in a future episode?

Drop it in the comments, send me a message, or email [email protected].

Because if you’re wondering it, there’s a good chance someone else is too! 🌸

I never really know where to start when it comes to social media posts. There’s just tumble w**d 😐Partly because there a...
18/06/2026

I never really know where to start when it comes to social media posts. There’s just tumble w**d 😐

Partly because there are so many things I could talk about, I don’t know where to start, but also because I often assume that everyone already knows the things I know.

Then I sit with a client, have a conversation at a networking event or chat to a friend, and I realise that something I take for granted has been a game-changer for someone else.

I love learning. I'm a complete nerd when it comes to learning about human behaviour, the brain, wellbeing, and understanding why we do what we do. And I LOVE taking something I've learned and sharing it with someone else in a way that makes sense.

Over the years, I've done Ask Reeves in different formats, on and off, but my quirky brain is not great at consistency! 🤦‍♀️😂

And so, I’ve called on my friend Hazel, who will be joining me once a month on my radio show to ask the questions you’ve sent in. I love Hazel’s raw honesty. I love our chats!

I set to work creating a bowl of little balls with your questions instead (which I’m quite proud of!) - we’ll have a furkle, pull one out and I’ll share my thoughts, experiences, insights and tools that have helped me and the hundreds of people I've worked with over the years.

Now, I'm not claiming to have all the answers. My answers most definitely won’t be perfect (especially as I’m answering them there and then!), and they won't be right for everyone.

But whether your question is about work stress, anxiety, burnout, confidence, relationships, parenting, neurodivergence, mental health, wellbeing, or simply how to become a happier, healthier human, send it my way.

🎙️Check out our latest show here…
👉 https://www.mixcloud.com/BurtonRadio/happy-healthy-humans-ask-reeves-focus-decision-making-email-anxiety-laziness/
(Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Audible, www.burtonradio.co.uk)

I’ve also created a YouTube channel, where you’ll find a range of videos on a range of lovely topics.
👉 https://www.youtube.com/

And if you've got a question you'd like me to answer in a future episode of Ask Reeves, drop it in the comments, send me a message, or email me at [email protected].

Because if you're wondering it, there's a good chance someone else is too! 🌸

Despite the rain, I had such a lovely evening with 3 beautiful ladies at Alexander Accountancy’s brilliant charity crazy...
12/06/2026

Despite the rain, I had such a lovely evening with 3 beautiful ladies at Alexander Accountancy’s brilliant charity crazy golf event to raise money for YMCA Burton

I thought we made an excellent team! Rebecca’s hole in one was sensational!! 🙌🎉

The YMCA will always have a special place in my heart as this is where I saw my very first client. The YMCA was my first counselling placement 13 years ago. I was amazed by the incredible work they do to make sure everyone that walks through their door is cared for.

When I hear Paula Paula Senior speak about YMCA, I am always reminded just how fortunate I am to have a roof over my head and the ability to do the lovely things we do, (and often take for granted). It really helps to put things into perspective when getting stressed about the day to day life things - at least I have work, a house, family to moan about.

⛳️🏌️‍♀️💕





What a strange old week it’s been! Good, strange though! I’ve felt a bit like how the weather’s been this week - not sur...
05/06/2026

What a strange old week it’s been! Good, strange though!

I’ve felt a bit like how the weather’s been this week - not sure if I’m coming or going! ☔️☀️🌈

From emotional support sessions with neurodivergent children, 6 incredible coaching sessions with my adult clients, marking for the SATs Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation paper to networking with goats!

There have been times over the last few months where I’ve seriously considered whether getting a job would be easier.

Running a business at the moment with the cost of living and changing landscape that comes with AI, is tough.

Having weeks like this though, meeting amazing new people, feeling like I’m putting some good into the world is what keeps me digging deep and moving forward.

The support I get from Burton & District Chamber of Commerce is a big part of what makes me want to carry on.

Yesterday was my first event as Vice President! 😊 I really hope I can help people to feel as welcome and connected as I felt when I joined last year.

If you’re finding things a little tough at the moment, come down to an event or get in touch.

You’re not on your own.

Being around like-minded people is like rocket-fuel for the soul 🚀




Did you know there may be funding available to help if you're struggling at work? A lot of people tell me they’d love su...
28/05/2026

Did you know there may be funding available to help if you're struggling at work?

A lot of people tell me they’d love support but worry that they can’t afford coaching or wellbeing support.

What many people don’t realise is that there’s a government scheme called Access to Work, which may be able to help provide support if you're finding it difficult to stay in work or cope with work because of things that are impacting you.

This isn't just for physical disabilities. It can sometimes include support for things like:

✨ Neurodivergent traits
✨ Anxiety or mental health difficulties
✨ Difficulties with organisation, focus or communication

You may still be eligible without a formal diagnosis, and you can apply whether you’re employed or self-employed.

I offer coaching to support people with neurodivergent-related challenges, which often includes helping them with burnout, emotional regulation, anxiety and confidence, all of which may be suitable as part of an Access to Work package for some individuals.

If work feels like it’s becoming harder than it should be, it may be worth exploring what support is available.

Sometimes the problem isn't that you're failing, sometimes you just haven't been given the right support.

Feel free to drop me a message if you'd like to know more ❤️




The first time I heard this, I thought, “Sh*t!” 😅It’s just so easy to plod along. There are always so many things to jug...
26/05/2026

The first time I heard this, I thought, “Sh*t!” 😅

It’s just so easy to plod along. There are always so many things to juggle - work, children, family, the dog - it's easy to just plod along day to day, taking each other for granted.

It’s easy to presume your partner will always be there until they’re not.

Relationships are like plants - they’re either growing or dying. They never really stay still. Plants need watering, care and attention or they slowly wither. Relationships are no different.

Relationships that are growing might look like:
❤️ Regular date nights
❤️ Intimate time together (without the children around)
❤️ Saying thank you for the little things
❤️ Small gestures that say 'I thought of you'
❤️ Checking in with each other properly
❤️ Laughing together
❤️ Feeling like a team

Relationships that are struggling or slowly drifting apart might look like:
💔 Feeling more like housemates than partners
💔 Sitting in different rooms most evenings
💔 Sitting on opposite ends of the sofa scrolling on phones rather than connecting
💔 Lack of intimacy or affection
💔 Conversations becoming purely practical
💔 Irritation over little things
💔 Feeling unheard or unseen
💔 Spending less quality time together

No relationship is perfect and every couple goes through difficult patches, but sometimes the strongest thing you can do is notice what’s happening before resentment, distance and disconnection build up.

We’re now offering Couples Counselling - 90-minute sessions are £130.

I also offer Relationship Coaching for couples, individuals or families wanting to improve communication, reconnect and create healthier, happier relationships ❤️




I’m probably not the only one, but these days I use ChatGPT for EVERYTHING 😆Meal plans. Business ideas. Parenting teenag...
24/05/2026

I’m probably not the only one, but these days I use ChatGPT for EVERYTHING 😆

Meal plans. Business ideas. Parenting teenage boys. Today…Yorkshire pudding recipes 😋

As someone who is neurodivergent, it’s genuinely been a game changer.

🙂 It helps me untangle the chaos in my head
🙂 Helps me get started when I’m stuck
🙂 Turns my brain-dump into something that actually makes sense
🙂 Gives me more headspace for my clients and family

So this isn’t an anti-AI post. I love it (and yes, I even used it to help tighten up this post 👀).

But lately I’ve found myself wondering...

🤔 Are people starting to use AI instead of therapy or coaching?

Because I completely understand why.

No waiting lists. No awkwardness.
No fear of judgement. Available at 2am when your mind won’t switch off.

And it can be incredibly useful for organising thoughts, reflecting, and understanding yourself better.

But I don’t think it should replace therapy or coaching.

Because so much of the change doesn’t come from information.

It comes from the relationship.

💗 Being truly seen
💗 Having someone notice patterns you can’t
💗 Being gently challenged
💗 Having space held while you process difficult things

AI might help you understand yourself.

Human connection helps you heal and grow.

Maybe the future isn’t AI or human support.

Maybe it’s both.

What do you think? 🤔





For those of you old enough to remember the start of the internet…you might remember Ask Jeeves 👀😂I’m not entirely sure ...
17/05/2026

For those of you old enough to remember the start of the internet…you might remember Ask Jeeves 👀😂

I’m not entirely sure what he was supposed to be…some sort of little butler/servant man who you could ask random questions to before Google was a thing!

Well…over the last few years, on and off, I’ve done something called Ask Reeves…and it’s making a comeback! 💛

Once a month on my radio show, join me and my beautiful friend Hazel Morgan as she asks me your questions about:
* mental health
* wellbeing
* relationships
* neurodivergence
* anxiety
* overthinking
* burnout
* and all of the things that make us wonderfully messy, magical humans.

You can send your questions in anonymously via email ([email protected]) or DM and we’ll answer them on the show.

So tune in today at 1pm to hear this month’s questions and conversation or listen on catch up 🎧💛





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