By Maria Romaszkan Organizing family holidays can be overwhelming for anyone, especially when you have ADHD. It’s everything people with ADHD often struggle with: time management, planning and prioritizing, forgetfulness, perfectionism and impulsive spending. How can you make organizing the family gathering less stressful and enjoy your Christmas or other…
By Maria Romaszkan Clinically reviewed by Dr. Gayle Jensen-Savoie The transition from K-12 education to college can be startling, especially for people with ADHD. While there are many things you might struggle with as a student with ADHD, being able to manage time may be one of the most challenging.…
Lisa Woodruff joins ADHD Online to present on how to create scalable habits to free up your mind and still get your to-dos done. We all know work-life balance is a myth. And even more so if you are dealing with ADHD. Lisa understands the anguish and shame that can…
In this brand-new talk, Dani Donovan shares unique insights about the root causes behind chronic procrastination and why standard productivity advice fails so many of us. Using her signature blend of authenticity, vulnerability, and humor, she breaks down common negative emotions that get in the way of productivity (and what…
Tyler Dorsey is an ADHDer turned ADHD life coach. She is excited to be able to share all things ADHD with our readers through the lens of her personal and professional experience. By Tyler Dorsey I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 11 years old. For years, I struggled…
Listen to procrastination play out in real time — or as close to real time as you can get with a podcast — as journalist and mental health advocate Lindsay Guentzel comes to term with her own avoidance issues. Everyone procrastinates. But people with ADHD are more likely to put…
With ADHD, meal planning can be challenging. It involves organization, budgeting, list-making and staying on task — the very things that people with ADHD struggle with every day. Here, you’ll find four clever ways to ease the stresses involved with getting dinner on the table. 1. A well-stocked pantry means…
Aren’t we supposed to be paperless by now?! Life today is busy. Many of us are not able to live life to our full potential and struggle to reach our goals on a daily or weekly basis. Organize 365® believes this may be due to a lack of organization in…
Why do we have Swiss Cheese organizing? Life today is busy. Many of us are not able to live life to our full potential and struggle to reach our goals on a daily or weekly basis. Organize 365® believes this may be due to a lack of organization in the…
by Dronile Hiraldo Time management. Two words that when used together can make even the most meticulous professionals cringe. If you’re impacted by ADHD then just the thought of time management can make you want to run for the hills. But why? What actually causes this push and pull between…
by Dronile Hiraldo For people with ADHD, it can be difficult to sustain a regular work or study schedule, keep emotions in check and manage day-to-day responsibilities while also making sure you’re eating well. Regular mealtimes and good planning can help. Carving time into our schedules for meal planning can…
How much work is there to do at home? Women in the 21st century are not able to live life to their full potential and they struggle to reach their goals on a daily or weekly basis. Organize 365® believes this may be due to a lack of organization in…
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The patient completes our asynchronous assessment and receives the report from a doctorate-level psychologist within 3-5 days.
The patient schedules an initial appointment with one of our providers to develop a treatment plan through a secure virtual appointment. We provide you and your patient with a copy of our full report. You take it from there.
**If available in your state
The patient completes our asynchronous assessment and receives the report from a doctorate-level psychologist within 3-5 days.
We provide you and your patient with a copy of our full report. You take it from there.
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