I purchased Play Attention back in 2007 after doing some extensive research online for possible things, that could help with my focusing problems at work and elsewhere. Like many adults with ADD, I wasn’t officially diagnosed until I was in my late 40’s. As a teflon fabrication specialist for my company I needed something to keep me focused on the task at hand to improve my efficiency and speed, as many of the products I built were time sensitive.
Part of my decision to purchase Play Attention is the lifetime technical, and educational support they give as part of the package. It’s a good thing too, since being a single adult with ADD, I’ve started and stopped playing the games several times over the years since my purchase. I’d often try to get back into using the games, because I did improve my focus from the small amount of time I spent playing them. However, it wasn’t until I decided to change carriers by going back to college last year that I started to play the games regularly using the amount of time Play Attention recommends weekly to see improvement in attention.
I’ve begun to master some of the games, and the regular practice has helped in keeping me focused while studying. I’m now beginning to use the academic bridge during study, and it’s also proving to be a very useful tool.
Over the 7 years I’ve owned Play Attention, I’ve called technical support many times. They’ve always been happy to help solve any of the issues that I’ve experienced with their software and hardware, and they’ve stayed on the phone with me until the issues have been resolved at their cost. Any questions about the games I’m playing have been answered by the customer service representative personally assigned to me. The friendly support alone, that I’ve gotten for 7 years, has been worth my investment in Play Attention’s products.
If you’re an adult with ADD, it’s never too late to make changes in your life for the better. Play Attention has been a great stepping stone in my self improvement plan, and it can be for you too.
Thank you Play Attention!
Sincerely,
Richard