Anita is a writer, speaker and educator based in Perth, and a mum of three who all have ADHD too, so life is never quiet.

In 2020 and 2021, two things changed everything: an ADHD diagnosis and the end of her marriage. Rather than shrink, she started rebuilding. She worked out who she was, what she wanted, and how to stop apologising for taking up space.

She's been sharing that journey ever since, with honesty, humour and zero polish where polish isn't needed. Her writing has been published on Mamamia, and she contributed a chapter to the anthology Unity: A Tapestry of Story. She hosts the podcast Further. More, creates online courses, and speaks to organisations and women's groups about ADHD, confidence and rebuilding.

Behind the storytelling is a Bachelor of Communications (PR and advertising) and a background in events. That's why her workshops are as practical as they are personal.

Her work is for anyone who's been told they're too much, or who has felt like not enough. It's about curiosity, action and change, and proof that the hard things can lead to a life you didn't think existed. 

Anita shares her lived experience, not medical advice. Always seek advice from a qualified health professional if you have concerns or are struggling.

Bionic Reading®

The majority of text on this website is using the Bionic Reading® font. It is a new method facilitating the reading process by guiding the eyes through text with artificial fixation points. 

As a result, the reader is only focusing on the highlighted initial letters and lets the brain centre complete the word. This allows for quicker and more in depth reading and understanding of written content.

It can help neurodivergent's read and understand text better.