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A "Stuck? Start here" flowchart and eight pocket prompt cards for the days when everything feels like too much.
Get the free cardTen puzzles to print at home: large print word searches, sudoku, mazes and word ladders, with answers at the back.
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"I don't have the spoons" is one of the best ways to explain energy. This three minute video explains where spoon theory came from, how it fits ADHD and long term illness, and how to use it day to day.
Spoon theory was created by Christine Miserandino in 2003. It is an analogy, not a diagnosis or medical advice.
Browse the Spoons plannersAbout us
Larkspur & Co. started with one idea: planners shouldn't make you feel bad about the days that go sideways. Everything here is undated, gentle and designed to be useful on a low-energy day as well as a good one.
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Printed puzzle books for relaxing evenings, long journeys and thoughtful gifts, available on Amazon.