Written by Liat Golan, Integrative Psychotherapist (M.A.)

ADHD: A Printable Workbook

Work with your brain, in the way it's built for.

Understand how attention actually works in an ADHD brain, and build routines that fit it instead of fighting it. Chapter by chapter.

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A printable PDF workbook. Work through it at your own pace, on paper or on a tablet.

ADHD: Working With Your Brain, a printable PDF workbook with trackers and self-assessments

Sound Familiar?

There's no shortage of motivation in an ADHD brain. It runs on interest, novelty, and urgency, not on importance. When you understand how the engine is built, you can learn to work with it. Here's what's inside the workbook:

Chapters to work through at your own pace
Practical tools for daily life: starting, finishing, remembering
US Letter and A4 sizes
Print it, or fill it in on a tablet or computer
Instant download, yours to keep

Who's Behind therapistic

Liat Golan, Integrative Psychotherapist (M.A.)

I write these workbooks out of my daily clinical work, and every tool in them has been tested in real sessions. ADHD is also personal for me: I'm a mother of twins with ADHD, and the tools in this workbook live in my own home.

Many people can tell that something needs attention, and still find it hard to get to therapy. therapistic exists so the tools can reach you instead.

B.A. Psychology · M.A. Family Studies · Integrative Psychotherapy · clinical experience in nonprofits and youth programs

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The workbook is a self-help tool, and it works especially well alongside professional care, not instead of it. Decisions about treatment and medication are yours to make with a professional.
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Your brain isn't broken. It works differently, and that's a system you can learn.

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therapistic is a self-help tool and not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you are in immediate distress, call your local emergency number, or find a helpline near you at findahelpline.com.