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Aura Institoris avatar
Aura Institoris
1
3 years ago

I agreed with Jonas. Clear Texts make me feel the need to concentrate on them and Audible (which I love listening too)makes me fear to miss the Story when I stop listening actively. So classical music or ambient sounds are good for my brain.


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Rania7
21
3 years ago

When I am not anxious it helps me a lot, i go to utube and choose specifically adhd music it helps a lot.


focusjedi avatar
focusjedi
1
3 years ago

Brown noise is like settling into the most comfortable bed for my brain


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kintsugiwarrior
1
3 years ago

I cannot sleep without the sound of rain. It’s the only thing that helps my brain relax even with high dose sleeping meds


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Gillen76
1
3 years ago

I like to have old sitcoms playing. Because I’ve seen them many times before, they provide some noise without being too interesting and causing a distraction. I don’t watch them, just listen


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JustWorldHype
1
3 years ago

It helps me at night to sleep, if you have an iPhone it comes with a few preloaded ambient sounds and the ocean one is the perfect mix for me to quiet my brain and focus on relaxing


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adhamommaof7
2
3 years ago

I get annoyed by it, but I love to listen to audible as background noise


aliiñiguez avatar
aliiñiguez
1
3 years ago

Yess! It works! Technically, sound help increasing cortex activation, wich is low in our case! I always focus better with background sounds or even music!


ohmu. avatar
ohmu.
31
3 years ago

Sometimes! Both ambient sounds and ambient music (or a combination). I usually focus best when not having music with (clear) vocals and lyrics though.


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