2015 Weekly Planner (+) Calendar (+) Goals Journal - Custom Design For Adults and Older Children With Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - 8.5x11 Spiral Bound - 12 Months - JAN to DEC 2015 (By ADHD Expert and Author Dr. Abigail Levrini, Ph. D.)

As an ADHD Coach, I wanted to see if this planner lives up to its billing. It does.Well thought out format that combines a calendar/scheduler with objectives and priorities - a true planner. I think it is critical to see all days in a week in columns, so it is easier to visualize your schedule. The two-page weekly spread does this. I also liked that the day extends from 5am to 11pm (in half-hour increments), which is a much more realistic time frame for life-tracking than in typical planners. There is space on each weekly spread for Notes, Objectives and Priorities. First time I've seen a space for Rewards/Consequences next to Weekly Objectives - makes one think and reinforces goals throughout the week. There's space to list both Personal and Work/School Priorities (using the Urgent/Important/Not Urgent/Not Important matrix) on the weekly spread. Also pages for Monthly Priorities (Personal and Work Related) and a month at a glance calendar with space to write in key info. Since I purchased it at the end of May, it would have been a better value if it was June to June. Mine was not 15 months! I like that it lies flat when opened, and you can flip the pages so only the current days appear (takes up less space on the desk). I do recommend this planner to my coaching/organizing clients who are willing to put in the effort of using it (taking the time to think about and enter Objectives and Priorities). Otherwise, it is just a place to enter tasks and appointments. The one problem is that in order to include space for all of this, the appointment spaces are only about 1/8" high, and it may be difficult to fit the info into the appropriate line and keep it readable (handwriting can be a challenge for many people with ADHD!).

This has been a life changer. I've had other Day Planners before this one, but this feels tailored to me. Having ADHD, getting the "ToDo" list done is constant struggle. Also term goals are harder to manage and stick too.This calendar not only explains how to set goals but provides area's to plan your goal progress in little chucks. Each month as a MONTH view and then a WEEK TO WEEK view, which helps me with my long term and short term planning. The days are broken down by every half hour which is awesome for the ADDer's like myself that suffer from "Time Blindness". It lets me be as detailed as I need to be with my day,whereas other planners don't provide that writing space.I love how big it is and the red color makes it stand out so that I remember to look for it. If you have ADD/ADHD, you need this planner! I've gotten more done this year then I have in that last 2 years, and it's only February!I have my reminder written in December already to get a new one for next year. I just hope it's restocked by then!

It's the size of a notebook, I'm not able to carry it everywhere, the binding is average binding. If you're looking for fancy, skip this product, however. It was too big for me, but is perfect for a student looking to stay on top of everything. Designed for those with ADD/ADHD, it has a good foreword with how to deal with time management.

I found myself using another planner more for my day-to-day events, appointments, etc vs this one. This is really geared toward "the big picture" each week - ie: what do you want to accomplish?; what is the most important?; what's preventing you from starting and how will you reward yourself for completing? --- I needed a weekly planner

I love this planner. It has been tremendously helpful in organizing my "life of chaos." I have had trouble completing tasks at home and at work. The planner has really made a difference. My daughter, who recently graduated college, noticed it in my room and fell in love with it too. I promised to get one for her as well. And yes, that task has been added to the list! I look forward to purchasing these planner for us both next year!

I am using and love it! I don't really do the motivational stuff, but I do use it for "to do" lists. I love the prioritization section- very helpful.

Way too large and not practical. Never used it because it's literally the size of a large notebook and it's not practical being so large plus it's way too small of lines.

I received a slightly different version from what was pictured.. Also, this is very thick and heavy but I still don't have enough space to write everything. Not a great use of the pages.