
If you have ADHD, managing time can feel confusing, stressful, and inconsistent, even when you care deeply about what you’re trying to do.

Underestimating how long tasks will take
Losing track of time completely
Feeling constantly rushed or behind
Procrastinating until urgency kicks in
Struggling to stick to schedules or routines
Feeling frustrated or ashamed about time management
These challenges aren’t a personal failure.
They’re part of how ADHD affects time perception and executive function.
Chronic lateness or missed deadlines
Constant overwhelm and pressure
Difficulty prioritising tasks
Procrastination and avoidance
Burnout from trying to keep up
Feeling out of control of your time
Better awareness of how time passes
More realistic planning
Clearer priorities
Reduced procrastination
More flexible routines
Greater confidence managing your day

Awareness of your personal relationship with time
ADHD-friendly planning and prioritisation tools
Strategies to tackle procrastination without shame
Ways to reduce internal and external distractions
Flexible routines that support focus and energy
A calmer, more realistic approach to managing your day

Understanding ADHD and time blindness
Common ADHD time management challenges
SMART goals for time management
Identifying high vs low priority tasks
Tackling procrastination
Identifying triggers and solutions
Minimising internal and external distractions
Building awareness of time passage
Mindfulness and habit-building
Reviewing and adapting your approach

You have ADHD and struggle with time blindness
You feel overwhelmed by planning and scheduling
You procrastinate even on important tasks
You want flexible structure, not rigid routines
You’re tired of feeling behind or rushed



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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