This page last updated 14:52 EDT on October 10, 2019.
The ADHD Homestead’s mission is to provide practical, actionable information and support for ADHD adults and families. My readers are my top priority.
I will sometimes use brand partnerships and affiliate links to support my mission and keep The ADHD Homestead going. However, I make every effort to avoid real or perceived conflicts of interest in my work. More on that below.
My opinion & integrity
All opinions and advice shared on The ADHD Homestead are my own. I’m an aspiring minimalist and I’ll only promote books and products I truly believe are useful. If I’m offered compensation to promote something, I won’t do it unless I think it’s going to help my readers.
Also, let’s get one thing straight: I’m not a doctor, a lawyer, or a mental health professional. The ADHD Homestead shares information to help you get to know yourself and your brain a little better — and create systems that make life more manageable. Please don’t use this site as a substitute for consulting an appropriate professional!
Reviews
I love to review books, products, and apps that support people with ADHD. Most of the time, these are items I’ve purchased (or checked out from the library) myself. If I’m offered any compensation whatsoever in exchange for a review, I’ll let you know at the start of the post.
Partners & affiliate links
The ADHD Homestead currently partners with the following brands and websites to provide affiliate links and/or sales commissions:
- Amazon
- WikiBuy
- GladSoles
- You Need a Budget
- Toodledo
Clicking affiliate links or using coupon codes found on The ADHD Homestead will support the blog and help keep it alive.
To maintain the independence and integrity of my work, I strive to avoid real or perceived conflicts of interest. This includes but is not limited to affiliate programs, sponsored content/links, or any other financial relationships with the following:
- Pharmaceutical companies
- Supplement manufacturers
- Outlets providing ADHD-related information and resources
- Health/mental health care providers
Advertising
Straight-up advertising — that is, ads from partner networks like Amazon or Google AdSense — appears in the sidebar. I don’t use in-line advertising or banners because I believe if it’s in the main post area, it should be something created intentionally by me. If you see it in the sidebar, it’s coming from an external source.
The ADHD Homestead is now ad-free! Please choose to support my work intentionally if you feel able and inspired. You’ll now see Patreon and tinyCoffee links in the sidebar, as well as the following below each post:
Hey there! Are you enjoying The ADHD Homestead?
Here’s the thing: I don’t like ads. I don’t want to sell your attention to an advertising service run by the world’s biggest data mining company. I also value my integrity and my readers’ trust above all, which means I accept very few sponsorships/partnerships.
So I’m asking for your support directly. For the cost of one coffee every month you can help keep this site unbiased and ad-free.
If you prefer a one-time contribution, you can send any amount via tinyCoffee (no account required) or Venmo.
If you have any questions, please shoot me an email or ask in the comments!