
If you have ADHD, difficulties with executive function can make everyday life feel harder than it needs to be.

Knowing what needs doing but feeling stuck
Struggling to start tasks, even important ones
Losing track of plans, priorities, or time
Feeling overwhelmed by simple decisions
Starting with good intentions, then burning out
Judging yourself for “not trying hard enough”
These challenges aren’t about motivation or willpower.
They’re about how executive function works in an ADHD brain.
Procrastination and avoidance
Constant overwhelm and mental clutter
Difficulty planning or prioritising
Missed deadlines and unfinished tasks
Feeling unreliable or frustrated with yourself
Clearer plans and next steps
Easier task initiation
Improved focus and follow-through
More realistic expectations
Greater confidence in daily life

A clearer understanding of executive function and ADHD
Practical tools for planning and prioritisation
Strategies to support task initiation and follow-through
Techniques to strengthen working memory and focus
Better organisation of tasks, time, and energy
Increased self-awareness without self-criticism

Understanding ADHD and executive function
Emotional control and impulse regulation
Inhibition and decision-making
Working memory support
Task initiation and procrastination
Planning and prioritisation
Cognitive flexibility and shifting
Organisation strategies
Self-monitoring and reflection
Next steps and integration

You’re a late-diagnosed adult with ADHD
You struggle with planning, starting, or finishing tasks
You feel overwhelmed by daily responsibilities
You want practical support, not generic productivity advice
You’re tired of blaming yourself for executive function challenges



Yes. This workbook is designed to be accessible whether you’re newly diagnosed or have known about your ADHD for years. It focuses on understanding emotions and building supportive responses, not on how much you already know about ADHD. You can start wherever feels most helpful.
There’s no set timeframe. You can work through it in short sections, dip into specific exercises when emotions feel difficult, or take it at your own pace over time. It’s designed for real life, not perfect consistency.
No. This workbook is not therapy and doesn’t replace professional support. It’s a practical, self-guided resource that helps you understand your emotions and build everyday emotional regulation skills alongside whatever other support you have. Many people use it as a gentle, affordable starting point.
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