This book investigates how individuals with Attention Deficit Disorder can implement practical organizational systems that accommodate their unique cognitive processing styles. Judith Kolberg, a professional organizer, and Kathleen Nadeau, a renowned ADD clinician, combine their expertise to bridge the gap between clinical understanding and real-world application. They argue that traditional organizational methods often fail because they ignore the neurological realities of ADD, proposing instead a framework built on flexibility, external support, and customized strategies.

Experts and readers frequently cite this work as a foundational text for those seeking practical, non-judgmental advice on managing ADD-related disorganization. The prose is noted for its accessibility and focus on actionable solutions rather than purely theoretical clinical analysis.