ADHD Moving-Day Survival Planner

A house move generates more loose facts per week than almost anything else in ordinary life: which box holds what, which room it belongs in, what happens at which hour, whose number is whose. The ADHD Moving-Day Survival Planner holds those facts on paper — a box inventory, room labels you write yourself, a timeline you fill in, a contacts log copied from your own arrangements, and a first-night list that is blank on purpose.

Nothing here instructs and nothing is pre-listed. The first-night page prints no items at all — your night, your list, your words. It differs from the ADHD Travel Packing System, which packs a bag for a trip: this planner moves a whole household. The move’s money is a separate product’s job (the planned P-259 moving budget planner); this one holds the move’s boxes, labels and day. A privacy note is printed in the book: a written box inventory lists your home’s contents, so it belongs somewhere private.

What’s inside (14 pages):
– Cover
– Start Here — number the boxes, label the rooms, write the day, your first night (with the printed privacy note)
– Box Inventory — box number, room in your words, where it goes (with a clearly fake sample row)
– Box Inventory — More
– Box Inventory — Page Three
– Room Labels — six blank labels, your words
– Moving-Day Timeline — time / thing, all blank
– Moving-Day Timeline — More
– Contacts Log — copied from your own arrangements
– First Night — My Own List (blank checklist, nothing pre-printed)
– The First Days — four blank day boxes
– Unpacking Log — box number, room, opened tick
– After the Move Look-Back — the system reviews itself
– Notes

Fully undated — start any week, reprint any page, skip any page. This is a planning tool, not medical advice. Instant download — print at home on US Letter (8.5×11″) or keep it on a tablet. For personal use.