ADHD and Exercise: Movement That Fits Your Brain
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Energy Check-In
Rate your body, brain, mood and time to get a full, minimum or rescue day plan that matches your energy.
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How to use it
- Rate four things from 1 to 5.
- See which kind of day it is.
- Use the matching plan, and adjust it to fit you.
Why it helps with ADHD
Plans that only work on good days fail on the days you need them most.
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