Back

Webinar Recording: Organizing for the ADHD Brain: Gathering Courage to Face Your Mess

$9.95

ADDA Members get access to Webinars FREE! To access, login to the member’s area, or purchase a membership.

Description

Let’s be honest. The Number One issue among ADHD women (and most ADHD men?) is disorganization. We can’t find things when we need them. We buy duplicates because we forget we already have one at home. Our taxes are late because we can’t corral the pertinent paperwork. It’s a problem.

While there are no easy solutions to ADHD clutter, there ARE solutions. In this session we’ll take a look at the reasons behind our sometimes chaotic surroundings and then take aim at some ADHD friendly ideas that could break through our sluggish procrastination to DO SOMETHING about it.

Taking a cue from the popular ADHD Get Organized program, Linda Roggli delves deeply into closets, laundry and kitchens…how they fall apart and how we can regain control…and maintain it!

Who: : Linda Roggli
Recorded on October 26, 2020

Category: Tag:

Let’s be honest. The Number One issue among ADHD women (and most ADHD men?) is disorganization. We can’t find things when we need them. We buy duplicates because we forget we already have one at home. Our taxes are late because we can’t corral the pertinent paperwork. It’s a problem.

While there are no easy solutions to ADHD clutter, there ARE solutions. In this session we’ll take a look at the reasons behind our sometimes chaotic surroundings and then take aim at some ADHD friendly ideas that could break through our sluggish procrastination to DO SOMETHING about it.

Taking a cue from the popular ADHD Get Organized program, Linda Roggli delves deeply into closets, laundry and kitchens…how they fall apart and how we can regain control…and maintain it!

Who: : Linda Roggli

Biography

Linda Roggli, PCC, is a professional certified coach, award-winning author, and founder of the A-D-Diva Network for ADHD women 40-and-better. She is an internationally recognized expert in midlife and senior ADHD. She co-founded ADHD Women’s Palooza and ADHD Parents’ Palooza. Her book, Confessions of an ADDiva-midlife in the non-linear lane won first prize in the prestigious Next Generation Indy Book Awards. She is a regular contributor to ADDitude magazine, a popular speaker, the former vice president of ADDA, and chair of its webinar committee. She lives in North Carolina with her slightly OCD husband, one OCD cat, and four adorable ADHD shelties.

We Use Cookies Here

We use browser-based tracking cookies to make your website experience personalized and convenient. If you would like to see how we use this tracking information, please read our terms and conditions