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By Emily W. King, Ph.D.  Being in a time crunch creates anxious feelings for all of us. The morning rush or that deadline at work gives most of us a stress response. Now imagine that you are being asked to

So much of our stress comes less from what we have to do (although plenty indeed comes from that), and more from the time we have to accomplish it.   Getting the kids up and to school in the morning. Trying

Summer trips can be a lot of fun. However, most parents know that getting to your destination can also be a source of stress and anxiety, especially when traveling with young kids.  Here are a few tips to manage the

At Time Timer, we pride ourselves on offering time management tools that are fit for a variety of purposes in several different contexts, be it home, school, or, yes, the workplace.  For example, we developed the Time Timer WASH to help people, specifically school-aged

By: Holly Blanc Moses  Have you ever heard an autistic child say, “Never”, “Forever” or “Always”? Neurodiverse children don’t process time in the same way as their neurotypical peers. This time difference can lead to high levels of emotional dysregulation,

High school is an exciting time for teenagers, but it doesn’t come without potential stressors and a few learning curves.   Classes, meeting and forming relationships with new friends, playing sports, engaging in clubs and other extracurricular activities, and preparing for

Time Timer keeps you focused on your daily fitness routine – at home or the gym.  It’s that time of year again! That’s right – time to make good on all those fitness goals and resolutions you made somewhere around

Time is a precious resource – and Time Timer can help you manage it!  It’s that time again – a brand new year! All of us at Time Timer are ready for whatever 2022 is determined to send our way. While many

It may only be early November, but now is a great time to start thinking about and planning for the upcoming holiday season! There’s only so much time in every day, and everyone wants to enjoy family fun while making all the necessary plans and preparations.

Most often when people hear about ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), they think of children or adolescents. That’s likely because overall awareness of ADHD diagnoses and intervention strategies in schools have increased significantly in the last few decades. Children with ADHD often have difficulty in