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At Future ADHD, our work in supporting ADHDers is based on scientific evidence, and is holistic and strengths-based.We've developed unique, evidence-based frameworks and templates that help us organize our lives and schedules in a way that makes sense to our brains. In my work developing the Future ADHD planner, and generally in my role as an ADHD educator, I reference empirical studies, meta-analysis, phenomenological (qualitative) studies, and books or lectures by ADHD psychologists and other experts. I also consult my own lived experience, as that is a valid source as well.
You can see a full list of research studies and sources here.

































While I don’t know how much I’ll use this planner, it’s designed for that; it makes it very clear that whatever my use case is is acceptable. I love the really obvious effort put into being ADHD-friendly, including the reminder to disregard things that don’t serve. I can tell this is a labor of love as well as a (very affordable) hustle. The amount of tech support available is kind of unheard of in a non-subscription type setting these days and I’m actually excited to use the planner in a way that’s fully tailored to my needs… However long my pauses between uses.
It took me a few days to get the hang of editing a PDF, but I enjoy the process. I’m always on my phone, so something digital makes a lot of sense. I am thoroughly impressed by the planner!
I got the printable version last year and chose the digital one this year — no regrets 😉 I love how easy it is to add a list or insert a page anywhere in the journal. The aesthetic is beautiful. I really feel it helps me stay focused and work more efficiently. Keep up the good work team !