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ADHD Management Resources

A curated directory of tools, services, and resources to help you manage ADHD symptoms and thrive in daily life.

Apps & Digital Tools

Maris

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CBT-based phone management tool designed specifically for ADHD brains. Uses intent-setting to create mindful friction before app access.

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Opal

Focus and screen time management with scheduling and app blocking features. iOS only. Premium: $99/year.

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Forest

Gamified focus timer. Plant virtual trees while staying focused. Cross-platform. Free with premium features.

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Inflow

ADHD-specific coaching app with science-backed exercises and habit building. $50/month or $200/year.

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Todoist

Task management with natural language processing. Great for ADHD organization. Free tier available.

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Brain.fm

AI-generated music designed to improve focus. Research-backed soundscapes. $7/month.

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Therapy & Coaching

BetterHelp

Online therapy platform with ADHD-specialized therapists. Video, phone, or messaging. $260-360/month based on location.

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Talkspace

Therapy and psychiatry platform. Text, video, or audio messaging with licensed providers. Plans start at $69/week.

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CHADD

National ADHD advocacy organization. Find local support groups, parent-to-parent programs, and educational resources.

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Psychology Today Directory

Search for ADHD specialists in your area. Filter by insurance, specialty, and treatment approach. Free directory.

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Books & Courses

Driven to Distraction

by Edward M. Hallowell

Classic guide to understanding and managing ADHD in adults. Highly recommended starting point.

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Taking Charge of Adult ADHD

by Russell A. Barkley

Evidence-based strategies from leading ADHD researcher. Practical, science-backed advice.

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The ADHD Effect on Marriage

by Melissa Orlov

How ADHD impacts relationships and practical strategies for couples navigating ADHD together.

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Finding Professional Help

Steps to Getting Diagnosed

  1. 1.Complete a screening (like the one on this site) to identify symptoms
  2. 2.Consult your primary care physician or seek an ADHD specialist
  3. 3.Undergo comprehensive evaluation (medical history, symptom assessment, testing)
  4. 4.Discuss treatment options: medication, therapy, lifestyle modifications, or combination
  5. 5.Develop management plan with your healthcare provider

Tip: Look for psychiatrists or psychologists who specialize in adult ADHD. Many offer telehealth appointments for convenience.

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