How to get organised with Adult ADHD: A complete ADHD Toolkit for how to get organised with Adult ADHD at work, in the home, and in your relationships.

Suzanne Byrd

Dec 2020 · Mental Health Publishing

About this ebook

This is a must-have book for anyone who either has ADHD as an adult, or is the partner of someone with ADHD. It covers ADHD, and its implications in the workplace, at home and also within a relationship. Whilst the book isn't meant to replace clinical guidance, it does help support people from a first-hand perspective, with key actionable changes that an individual and those around the individual can make to make living life that much easier.

Combined together, these three areas make up for the majority of circumstances in which an individual with ADHD will find challenges, and we wanted to combine all three settings and provide setting-specific advice.

The book as the following chapters:

Getting Organised with Adult ADHD at Work

Getting Organised with Adult ADHD at Home

Getting Organised with Adult ADHD in Relationships

We would love to hear your feedback, so if you do get a copy then please don't hesitate to provide honest feedback, as I would like any future edition to benefit from user feedback from people that have tried and tested this method.

Many thanks for reading,

Suzanne Byrd, London, UK

Ratings and reviews

Without a doubt I learnt some things and allot of what I know or unknowingly had grasped was re-enforced. I am grateful for that, also it was just 99p, which is an incredible price. It only got 4/5 stars as I felt it wasn't comprehensive enough, lacked real world examples and was too short. Still worth the price. Thanks to the author, now more inclined to check out and pay more for their other books.

A must-have book if you're interested in organisational skills whilst having (or suspecting you have) ADHD.

the insights especially about the partner and non adhd people are really good.

About the author

Suzanne Byrd is a Life Coach specialising in ADHD support. Suzanne has been working in the field of ADHD support for over a decade and lives in London with her husband, three children and their Yorkshire Terrier.