Drilling Down on the Best Pen and Paper Planners for Post-Concussion Syndrome/mild Traumatic Brain Injury

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Escape the Trap of Multitasking — One Step at a Time

One of the most common causes of cognitive overload is trying to do too much at once— or multitasking. Although you can't always avoid multitasking, there is a better way!

The Best Planners for Individuals with Persistent PCS/mTBI (as of late 2024)

What are the best planners out there if you are recovering from persistent Post-Concussion Syndrome/mTBI ?

With that question in mind, I have researched and field-tested a wide range of physical and digital planners. This is my list of the best planners for individuals with persistent PCS/mTBI.