r/ExecutiveDysfunction↗
For all things related to Executive Function and its dysfunction
Executive function is the ability to plan, organise, and complete tasks. In people with developmental issues and mental illnesses, executive functioning skills often end up disordered. This sub is for those of us who are looking for support with executive function, strategies for dealing with executive dysfunction, and anyone else who might be interested in issues around organising tasks and getting them done. You may also join this great body doubling discord: https://discord.gg/Rb76nWyEgf
24k subscribers236 posts / mo in Sep 2026228 authors / mosince 2018
r/ExecutiveDysfunction has 24k members (+37% over the last 12 months). It gets about 236 posts a month from 228 people. Top topics: ADHD Navigation, Motivation Issues and Discipline vs Motivation.
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- ADHD Navigation0.8%
- Motivation Issues0.5%
- Discipline vs Motivation0.4%
- Stop Procrastinating0.4%
- Procrastination Solutions0.3%
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- Medium
- Apple
- Focusmate
- ChatGPT
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