After decades of being yelled at, ridiculed, and embarrassed for having learning disabilities and ADHD, I was terrified of failure. Now I’m learning to make peace with the “what-ifs.”

Graduating from college and navigating the working world is especially difficult for those of us with learning disabilities and/or ADHD.

In this blog post, we discuss our experience entering the “real world,” and what we’ve learned.

Did you know that 80% of adults who have an ADHD are likely to be diagnosed with another disorder such as anxiety? In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, our founder Alex discussed the connection & her personal anxiety “origin story.”

Does your learning disability make you feel too different? Do you wish you could just be "normal?" You’re not alone.

Every person is on a different journey to making peace with their learning disability and privilege plays an ENORMOUS role.

Maybe you’ve been made to feel that your disability is a disadvantage. At Cape-Able Consulting, we think it makes you exceptional.

We believe that people with learning disabilities have superpowers and that they put the “cape” in cape-able.

Learn more about our founder Alex Gilbert and why she started Cape-Able Consulting.