RE-vibe, a New Tool to Help Distracted Individuals

Although our blog isn't here to promote or advertise, when I came across this new devise for maintaining attention, I was intrigued. When I learned it was invented by a former school psychologist, Rich Brancaccio, who specialized in ADHD and Autism, I definitely wanted to learn more.  The RE-vibe is designed to help individuals of all ages stay on task.  It comes with four different settings based on your level of distractability.  The RE-vibe vibrates periodically to remind you to focus and to get back on task.  To learn more about this exciting new tool, visit http://fokuslabs.com  We would love to hear your thoughts.  Do you think something like this could work?

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