Below you’ll find links to some resources and recommendations for all things ADHD & Personal Growth/Development.*

(Please excuse the mess. This page is currently a work in progress. I’ll be adding to it over time.)

• CHADD (Children and Adults with ADHD)
• ADDA (Attention Deficit Disorder Association)
• ACO (ADHD Coaches Organization)
• ADHD Awareness Month
• ADDitude Magazine
• Flex Your ADHD

• Black Girl, Lost Keys
• ADD Consults (Terry Matlen)
• Untapped Brilliance (Jaqueline Sinfield)
• Totally ADD
• Impact Parents
• ADD Moms

• Russell A. Barkley, Ph.D.
• Edward (Ned) Hallowell, M.D.
• John Ratey, M.D.
• William Dodson, M.D. (Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria)
• Sari Solden, M.S. (Women with ADHD)
• Lidia Zylowska, M.D. (Mindfulness)
• Laura Honos-Webb, Ph.D.
• Thomas E. Brown, Ph.D.

• ADHD Experts (ADDitude Magazine)
• Distraction (Dr. Ned Hallowell)
• I Have ADHD
• Taking Control: the ADHD Podcast
• ADHD for Smart Ass Women
• Go ADHD (My 1st Interview!)
• ADHD reWired
• ADHD Essentials

• @sfadhdcoach
• @adhdfemaleentrepreneurs
• @i.have.adhd.podcast
• @currentadhdcoaching
• @spaceforcoaching_adhd
• @simple.mindful.adhd
• @katerinabarron

• @howtoadhd
• @danidonovan
• @the_mini_adhd_coach
• @adhd_alien
• @dinosandcomics
• @theawkwardyeti
• @spaghettibrainedadhd
• @women.and.adhd
• @lizandmollie

• @get_inflow
• @additudemag
• @chadd_help4adhd
• @adda4adhd
• @dr_hallowell

• @addept_org
• @lifeinthefastbrain
• @authenticallyadhd
• @adhdactually
• @adhd_positivity
• @adhd.nutritionist

• @drrachelnyc
• @amythelifecoach
• @igototherapy
• @millennial.therapist

• @brenebrown
• @thelovelandfoundation

FACEBOOK (PAGES)

• CHADD
• ADDitude Magazine
• ADHD Awareness Month (October)
• ACO
• ADDA
• I Have ADHD
• ADHD Alien
• The Mini ADHD Coach
• Nikki Kinzer, ADHD Coach
• ADHD Actually
• The ADHD Mama

FACEBOOK (GROUPS)

• ADHD For Smart Ass Women
• ADHD Female Entrepreneurs Community
• Women with ADD/ADHD
• Moms Living With ADD/ADHD
• ADDitude – ADHD Support Group for Adults
• Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria Support Group

YOUTUBE

• How to ADHD (Jessica McCabe)
• Dusty Chipura (ADHD Coach)

Sunsama – Daily planner for balanced work (Free 30-Day Trial)

Description: Plan a stress free workday by pulling together your tasks, emails, and calendars in one place. Sunsama’s daily planning ritual prevents unsustainable and unfocused workloads.

My Thoughts: This is the app I’ve been waiting for… I LOVE the guided daily planning & wrap up rituals, as well as the way it allows me to easily timebox & track my daily tasks. I particularly appreciate this company’s focus on helping their customers learn how to build healthy, realistic, and sustainable habits and routines. They even have a little notification that pops up and tells you if you’re trying to squeeze too many tasks into your calendar.

Inflow – Manage your ADHD in 5 min a day

Description: Inflow is based on the principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), proven to be effective in the management of ADHD. We provide the tools you need to implement these strategies in your everyday life, all at your own pace.m We do this with daily exercises, challenges, and tools that allow you to make small changes with a big impact.

My thoughts: I really like this app! Although it’s still in its infancy, it’s easy to use and the content is excellent. I love the daily modules, mini journaling, live Q&As, and the community discussions. I also appreciate that it was created by people with ADHD who are clearly committed to creating a positive user experience. One of the founders personally interviewed me about my user experience a couple weeks after I first joined.

Todoist – To do lists & tasks

Description: Available on any device, Todoist will quickly become your hub for getting work and life organized. Regain clarity and calmness by getting all those tasks out of your head and onto your to-do list (no matter where you are or what device you use).

My Thoughts: I can’t live without this app. There’s a bit of a learning curve (like any new tool), but their customer service & blog are both super helpful. I use the Pro version so I can collaborate with my husband on shared “projects.” We use this app for pretty much everything–grocery shopping, packing lists, discussions we want to remember to have, etc. It’s great for to-do lists, as well as project management.

Panda Planner (Paper)

Panda planner is part agenda, part gratitude journal, part planner, part schedule, part goal planner, part life organizer, all productivity. Combines principles of positive psychology and neuroscience to help you become happier and more productive over time.

Rocketbook: Panda Planner (Paper + Digital)

Rocketbook created a reusable version of the Panda Planner that is a total game changer. Comes with a microfiber cloth & Pilot FriXion pen. It contains the standard monthly, weekly, and daily planning pages, quarterly goal setting pages, and extra blank pages for notes. All of the pages are erasable (must use a Pilot FriXion pen) and syncs with the Rocketbook app to upload images of your calendars and notes to the cloud (syncs with Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.).

Google Calendar (Digital)

Google Calendar is my second brain. I fought using Google calendar for years, but the reality is that most people use it both personally and professionally. Do yourself a favor and switch to Google Calendar if you haven’t already. It syncs well with almost all phones and computers. I use this app in combination with my Apple watch and iPhone to keep track of my daily appointments.