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What we are building, what the research says, and the strategies we teach. Written by Dr. Claire Sira and Tom Hudock.

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Phone apps on a screen
Tools · 5 min read

Apps for ADHD: are they worth it?

Convenience against notification overload, the novelty trap, and which alerts are worth keeping on.

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Distracted at work
Work · 6 min read

Do better in the workplace with ADHD coaching

What ADHD costs at work, and the seven skill areas that change it.

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Writing in a paper planner
Tools · 4 min read

Why a paper planner still beats the app

Writing it down reinforces memory, and paper cannot interrupt you with a notification.

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Pioneering Precision
Company news · 2 min read

Pioneering precision: the ADHD For Life approach

Why assessment has to be both accurate and fast, and the four things we are building to do it.

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60–90%
Research · 5 min read

Science: the impact of ADHD

Four cited findings on comorbidity, GP appointments, work, and what medication actually does.

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Treatment,
start to finish
Guide · 9 min read

A guide to treating ADHD in adults

Medication, therapy, coaching, and lifestyle, and how they fit together into one plan.

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Featured · Company news

The Secret Plan for ADHD For Life: Part 1

Where we are heading, and why: the plan to make ADHD assessment faster and more accurate, written out in the open.

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The secret plan
Part
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Start with a guide instead

Longer reads that cover a whole topic end to end.

ADHD in adults: the complete guide

How ADHD presents in adults, and what the traits look like day to day.

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How to get assessed

Which professional to see, how to prepare, and what happens in the room.

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Free program materials

The worksheets and planning pages from our programs, as PDFs, no signup.

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Watch on YouTube

Dr. Claire and Tom walk through the strategies, one at a time.

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Reading is a good start. Doing is the point.

Five minutes on the quality of life quiz turns all of this into something about your week specifically.

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