All About Apps for ADHD - Assistive Technology Supports for Managing ADHD

Emily Kavanagh, MS, LLP provides a brief review of evidence-based and practical considerations when selecting assistive technology supports for individuals with ADHD. Broad categories of support, as well as review some specific options within those categories are covered. Behavioral and structural strategies for enhancing motivation and consistent/appropriate use of tools is also be discussed.

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[johnroekoek]

I wish there was a list of these apps.
To leave the house on time I love the childrens app brili. A card appears with for example 'Shower' with a timer. When the timer is halfway you hear a sound and keeps you on track. When the time is almost up you hear a sound so you finish showering. When time is up you hear an alarm and you whipe away the card. The next card appears.
If you run late, the next cards get less time per card.

[DavidLamance-okjh]

Thank you so much this was a lot of help to me

[PVVI]

Very informative and helpful! Thank you😊

[thepandainterviews]

One thing I notice about presentations like this, the presenter always talks while a slide is up. I can’t listen and read at the same time. I always have to stop and start the video which is annoying. In my dreams, the presenter says “I’ll give you a moment to review the list.” Then restart the conversation. 😊