ADD Audio Library

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Would you like to learn how live more effectively with Attention Deficit Disorder?

Would you like to learn from expert ADD/ADHD Professionals?

Would you like to be able to learn at your own convenience?

If you answered YES to these questions then the ADD Audio Library Subscription is for you!

What You Get:

Access to dozens of ADD /ADHD Audio Courses

Ability to download these courses as MP3 files and transfer them to CDs and MP3 Players.

Notification when new courses are added to the ADD Audio Library

A library of audio classes valued at over $2500 for only $17 per month

General ADD / ADHD Classes (enter)

ADDing F.O.C.U.S.	Diane Ladd
ADHD, Anxiety, and Worry	Sheri Hall
ADHD and Exercise New	John Ratey, M.D.
All About ADD Coaching	Tara McGillicuddy
The Biology of ADD	Sheri Hall
Eating Disorders and ADHD	Patricia Quinn, M.D.
Fidget to Focus	Roland Rotz, Ph.D Sarah Wright
How the ADHD Brain Works: Strategies for Executive Function Weaknesses	Ari Tuckman, PsyD
Introduction to ADD / ADHD	Sheri Hall
Moving On - Life After an ADHD Diagnosis	Ronda Stone

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Classes for Adults with ADD/ADHD (enter)

ADD and the Spirit	Kate Kelly
ADD Friendly Writing	Sheri Hall
ADDvocating Your Way through the Adult ADD Maze	Tara McGillicuddy
Adult ADD and Money Management	John Mackenzie
Adult ADHD and Building Self-Esteem	Ari Tuckman, PsyD
Adult ADHD and Social Success	Michele Novotni, PhD
ADHD and Mindfulness	Judi Jerome
ADHD Project Time	Sheri Hall
The Art of Delegation	John Mackenzie
Behaviors and Attention Deficit Disorder	Sheri Hall
Coach Yourself to Success	Nancy Ratey
Controlling Your Finances	John Mackenzie
Creative Living: A License to be YOU with ADHD New	Ose Schwab
Daily Routines for Life Long Success	Gerard Montigny
Defeating the 8 Demons of Distraction	Geri Markel, Ph.D.
Decision Making: Can't you just make up your mind?	Kerch McConlogue
Diagnosed with ADD/ADHD? Now What??	Cindy Giardina
Direct Goal Setting	Diane Ladd
The Disorganized Mind	Nancy Ratey
Divide and Conquer: How to Cut Projects Into Manageable Pieces	Susan Baer Katherine Wolfe
Embracing Imperfection	Sari Solden
Essential Skills for Managing Adult ADD	Jennifer Koretsky
Failure - How to Succeed at It	Scott Lewis
Finding a Career That Works with AD/HD	Wilma Fellman
Getting from Point A to Point B	Sheri Hall
Getting a Good Night's Sleep Despite your ADD	Jennifer Koretsky
Getting Started	Tara McGillicuddy
The Gifts of ADD	Scott Lewis
Grab the Reins: ADHD is an Explanation, Not an Excuse New	Ari Tuckman, PsyD
How to Make Life Stimulating	Sheri Hall
How to Skate Through the Holidays	Sheri Hall
I Have ADD, Do I Have to be Disorganized Too?	Carrie Greene
The Imperfect Guide to Starting an ADD Support Group	Pete Quily
Introduction for Entrepreneurs with ADD / ADHD	John Mackenzie
Introduction to Time Management	Carrie Greene
It's Hard to Make a Difference When You Can't Find Your Keys	Carrie Greene
Late Again?	Sheri Hall
Learning Life Balance	Lisa Kincaid
Live your Life with Purpose & Passion	Scott Lewis
The Maverick Approach to ADD Management	Jennifer Koretsky
Meditation and Adult ADD	John Mackenzie
Organized and In Control: Systems That Save Time and Reduce Stress	Linda Hillger
Organized at Work	Linda Hillger
Organizing Tips and Strategies for Adults with ADD	Tara McGillicuddy
The Perfectionism Battle	Sheri Hall
Plan for Success at College	Sheri Hall
Recharge, Renew, Refresh New	Linda Hillger
The Routines of Life	Sheri Hall
Setting Up Systems That Work	Sheri Hall
Simplifying Your Life: Strategies that really work for people with ADHD	Ariane Benefit
Social Skills Strategies for Adults with ADD	Tara McGillicuddy
Steps to Making Lasting Change When You Have Adult ADD	Jennifer Koretsky
Strategies for Inattentive ADHD	Becca Colao
Survival Tips for Women with AD/HD	Terry Matlen
Time Management: Juggling the Invisible	Kerch McConlogue
Time and Task Management for Adults with ADHD	Geri Markel, Ph.D.
Tips for Getting Back on Track	Tara McGillicuddy
Understanding the Core Principles of Success for Adults with ADD	Sari Solden
Why Am I Getting Stuck?	Tara McGillicuddy
Why Not to Get Organized	Becca Colao

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Classes for Parents of Children with ADD / ADHD (enter)

ADD Teens - Making the Grade in School	Brenda Nicholson
Getting Your Kids Organized for School	Carrie Greene
Hey, Mom where’s my Stuff?	Lisa Kincaid
Organizing for ADHD Parents	Linda Hillger
Organize IEP/504 Notebooks	Lisa Kincaid
Organizing Your Technology to Manage Your AD/HD Family	Ali Kaufman
Parenting Children with ADHD	Rory Stern, PsyD
Parenting Essentials: ADHD Or Not	Rory Stern, PsyD
Raising Successful Happy Kids with ADD	Sharon Howell
Scared No More - Enjoy Your Next Family Meeting	Lisa Kincaid
Time for Summer Planning	Lisa Kincaid

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Classes for Partners and Spouses of Adults with ADD / ADHD (enter)

Communicating with Your ADD Spouse or Partner	Tara McGillicuddy
Help for Mixed-ADHD Couples	Aaron Feliciano Carrie Greene
How to Thrive in Marriage with ADHD	Melissa Orlov
Living with an ADD Partner 101	Mimi Handlin
Overcoming Anger and Frustration in Relationships Affected by ADHD	Melissa Orlov
Removing Relationship Roadblocks	Scott Lewis

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How much does the ADD Audio Library cost?

A. The ADD Audio Library is currently valued at over $2500 but costs only $17 per month.

Q. How many new classes are added to the ADD Audio Library each month?

A. There are usually at least 2 new classes added to the ADD Audio Library each month.

Q. Is there a limit to how many classes I can access each month?

A. No, there is no limit! Subscribers may access all of the classes that are listed above plus the new classes that are added each month.

Q. Will I be mailed CDs or Tapes?

A. No, the subscription only includes access to MP3 files which can be downloaded or listened to directly from the ADDClasses.com site.

Q. I really want to sign up for the ADD Audio Library but I don't have a Credit Card or Debit Card. What can I do?

A. We understand that many adults with ADHD have financial problems and are not able to use credit cards. We are not able to accept checks or money orders but using a prepaid credit card is a great alternative. Visa Gift Cards can be purchased at banks, credit unions, and stores like Wal-mart and CVS.

A $2500 value for only $17 per month

Yes, I want to Subscribe!

ADD Audio Library

Would you like to learn how live more effectively with Attention Deficit Disorder?

Would you like to learn from expert ADD/ADHD Professionals?

Would you like to be able to learn at your own convenience?

What You Get:

General ADD / ADHD Classes (enter)

Classes for Adults with ADD/ADHD (enter)

Classes for Parents of Children with ADD / ADHD (enter)

Classes for Partners and Spouses of Adults with ADD / ADHD (enter)

Frequently Asked Questions