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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
One senior researcher in this field is approached by ADHD app startups roughly once a month and no longer takes part, on the view that the companies are not seriously trying to build something that works.
You do not have to share his judgement to borrow the question. Before paying for a digital product, ask who tested it, whether those testers were…
Peripheral biofeedback, the sort that tracks skin conductance and heart rate rather than brainwaves, has more behind it than neurofeedback does. You practise letting the body drop into a calmer state while a monitor shows you it happening.
Once that state is familiar, pair it with a distinctive scent used only for this. After enough repetitions the smell starts pulling the state along…
If you are going to take supplements, it is worth paying a small subscription to a service that assays what is actually in them. ConsumerLab is one, at roughly sixty dollars a year.
The thing to check about any such service is who funds it, because a tester paid by manufacturers is a marketing department with a laboratory…
Ask for photographs of every bottle rather than a list from memory, then pass that list to the prescriber. Recall is patchy about names and hopeless about doses.
Intake forms catch some of it and a photo of the shelf catches the rest, including the two things nobody mentions because they seem too minor to…
There is more about focus, starting, and adhd than the practices: the focus, starting, and adhd area has the themes and the courses too.