A newsletter offering practical ways to use AI tools for everyday challenges with ADHD, such as working memory, time blindness, and building structure around tasks. It mixes explainers on ADHD executive function with free guides and an invitation to personal coaching.
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A French-language daily newsletter by a psychiatrist that explains psychiatric treatments and the controversies around them, including bipolar disorder, couple life with a bipolar partner, and ADHD medication. Readers get critical, evidence-aware discussion of diagnosis, drug options and their limits.
A software engineer's personal newsletter mixing deep-dive maths on UK credit card APR, reflections on ADHD and productivity, and candid views on using AI in engineering work. Expect long, opinionated, first-person pieces with step-by-step working and self-deprecating honesty.
Dr. Katherine Alatalo, an astronomer, writes personal essays drawing on her ADHD, her observing experience at radio telescope arrays, and her love of the night sky. Readers get reflective, first-person pieces that connect science, cognition and public engagement with astronomy.
Weekly-ish short essays and worksheets on managing focus and motivation with adult ADHD, written by the author of a quick start guide on the subject. Readers get practical strategies and a reusable framework (the 4 Cs of Motivation) drawn from the author's own experience.
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