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Digital Planner for Perimenopausal ADHD Women
Planning that survives a brain running on falling oestrogen.
A planner for women whose ADHD traits sharpened in perimenopause: shorter working memory, worse time blindness, and executive function that varies with the cycle.
This is for you if
- You coped for twenty years and the systems stopped working in your forties.
- You are diagnosed, waiting for assessment, or fairly sure and undiagnosed.
- You want structure that forgives a missed week rather than punishing it.

$24
Digital planner + printable support pages (PDF) · 16 pages
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What's inside
- One-priority daily page with a body-double and timer prompt
- Cycle-aware weekly planner: heavy tasks in the good window, admin in the bad one
- Task capture sheet for the things you remember at 11pm
- Externalised memory pages: passwords-to-reset, promised-to-do, waiting-on
- Rejection sensitivity script cards for work and family conversations
- Restart protocol for after a collapsed week: three steps, no catch-up guilt
- Notes for discussing ADHD and perimenopause with a clinician, including what to bring
How to use it
Use the one-priority page daily and the cycle-aware weekly page on a Sunday. Ignore everything else until those two are habits.
What buyers say about this one
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I was diagnosed at forty-four and every planner I tried assumed a brain that already worked. This one assumes it does not, which is the first honest thing I have read.
Zainab44, university lecturerResult: Kept one planning system going for three months, a personal record The one-capture-place rule sounds obvious. I had four apps and a notebook. Collapsing to one place removed a whole category of stress I did not know I was carrying.
Fiona46, charity fundraiserResult: Went from five capture systems down to one
Pair it with
Perimenopause Brain Fog and Sleep Guide
Work out whether your fog is a sleep problem, a load problem, or both.
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What to do in the ten minutes when everything is too much.
View for $17
Or take all five for $79 and save $34
See the Complete Perimenopause ToolkitQuestions about this guide
Do I need an ADHD diagnosis to use it?
No. It is built for the traits, not the paperwork. There is a section on preparing for assessment if you want one.
Is this a treatment plan?
No. It is a planning system. Medication and diagnosis are clinical decisions.
Will it work if I abandon planners after two weeks?
That is the assumption it is designed around. The restart protocol exists because the two-week drop-off is normal.
Refunds?
Digital files are non-refundable once downloaded. File problems get fixed or refunded.
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