Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude magazine. Good afternoon everyone it's Susan Coffin for Attitude magazine. We're very

lucky to have today Judith Goldberg. Judith Goldberg is a groundbreaking thinker

in the field of organization especially for those of us who are chronically

disorganized. She has published a number of books. I'll cite two of them. One, AEDD,

friendly ways to organize your life, co-offered with Dr.

Kathleen Nadeau, was a finalist in the Best Organizing Book category recently.

It's a book that we recommend highly of attitude. She's also written a book called

conquering chronic disorganization which I think is very apropos for those of us

with ADHD. Dr. Culberg has written some articles for Attitude, which I recommend to on our website, including

one that's a big favorite for many of our readers called 33 ways to get organized with

adult ADHD.

Dr. Colberg has two websites, which I'll recommend to you.

One is called Fileheads.net, F I L E H E H E D S,

dot net, which is the place to go if you're looking

to find an organizer to help you.

It's a service website. and the second one is called

squall press.net, S-Q-U-A-L-P-R-E-S-S-N-N-N-T and there you'll find

references to her books and some other articles and tools that might be of interest to those of you at any HD.

Judith Culber is going to talk today about four topics primarily about information overwhelm and how to manage it, about interruptions and distractibility,

about to-do lists and how to get things done.

And finally, the big topic I know many of you are interested in

which is clutter and stuff, paper, whatever it may be.

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