Decluttering Cleaning and Organizing for ADHD Adults

Practical strategies for better focus, tackling perfectionism, and home hacks that actually stick

De: Sandy R Ross

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

ADHD-Friendly Cleaning That Actually Sticks

Does clutter keep coming back no matter how many times you reset?
You clean, organize, and promise it will last, then the chaos creeps in again. The cycle leaves you exhausted, guilty, and convinced you are the problem.

You are NOT the problem. The system is. Most cleaning and organizing methods expect focus, memory, and follow-through that do not come easily with ADHD.

This book offers a different approach, with short, visual systems that work with your brain rather than against it.

Written by a counselor who has lived these same challenges, it shares practical frameworks, supportive checklists, and visual cues that make progress easier to start and easier to maintain. Each chapter is brief, structured, and designed to help you keep reading and applying what you learn.

Inside you will find

• ADHD-friendly resets and short bursts that make starting manageable on any day
• Visual cues and quick-clean baskets that reduce decision fatigue and keep momentum going
• Schedule-based cleaning checklists that take the stress out of remembering what comes next
• Encouraging mantra pages that reinforce focus and calm between sections
• Room-by-room strategies that match real household patterns rather than perfection
• Clear, visual design that makes reading and applying ideas simple and satisfying

This book focuses on sustainable systems that continue to work even when life gets messy.

With ADHD-friendly design and practical tools, you can learn new ways to make your home feel calmer, lighter, and more workable day to day.

Begin today and explore what clean and organized can look like for your brain.