Focusmate
Virtual body-doubling sessions for focused work.
Why it may be useful: Useful when another person's presence makes it easier to start or stay with a task.
TOOLS & RESOURCES
Apps, planners, timers, body doubling, podcasts, organizations and practical resources—separate from NeuroCoach's clinical treatment evidence.
10 resources
Virtual body-doubling sessions for focused work.
Why it may be useful: Useful when another person's presence makes it easier to start or stay with a task.
Visual daily planner designed with neurodivergent users in mind.
Why it may be useful: Makes routines and time more visible than a traditional to-do list.
Visual timers that show elapsed and remaining time.
Why it may be useful: Can make transitions and time limits easier to understand without relying only on clock math.
Audio product designed around focus, relaxation and sleep use cases.
Why it may be useful: Some people prefer structured background audio while working; treat it as a preference/tool, not a medical treatment.
Long-running ADHD podcast with strategies, expert conversations and lived experience.
Why it may be useful: A way to hear practical approaches and other adults' experiences with ADHD.
Short practical episodes about living and working with ADHD.
Why it may be useful: Accessible format for learning one strategy at a time.
Conversations about neurodiversity, education and twice-exceptionality.
Why it may be useful: Useful for broader learning about neurodivergent experiences and education.
Professional organization and directory related to ADHD coaching.
Why it may be useful: A starting point for people exploring ADHD coaching; evaluate individual coach training, fit and scope.
National autism information, advocacy and affiliate network.
Why it may be useful: Useful for local affiliate navigation, information and community resources.
Nonprofit focused on autism research and science communication.
Why it may be useful: A research-oriented source for learning about autism science.
Tools are not treatments. Inclusion means the resource may be useful to explore; it is not a clinical recommendation or guarantee of benefit. Features, pricing and availability can change.