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RE-FOCUS THE CREATIVE OFFICE
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Basic Information
Address: 4011 E. Windsong St.
Springfield, MO 65809
Phone Number: 417-860-0561
Fax Number: 417-886-5962
Email: angela@time2refocus.com
Person of Contact: Angela Stephens CEO
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Additional Information
RE-FOCUS THE CREATIVE OFFICE (www.time2refocus.com) a woman owned diversity company with 6 certifications: WBENC, WOSB, SBA, Disability:IN DOBE, ACDBE & 889 offers a unique range of focus products designed to enhance health, wellness, focus, and organization for students, educators, and families in school environments.
All products are created with a deep understanding of neurodiversity, especially ADHD, and support whole-person well-being for diverse needs in education.
Our Products
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Password Books: Organize and remember online credentials with durable, alphabet-tabbed books--rated highly for cognitive support.
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Anxiety Journals: Guided formats encourage mindfulness, emotional wellness, and stress reduction, supporting academic resilience. Questions with prompts plus resources in the back for support with websites and phone numbers. Many schools will purchase these in bulk and put them in a basket with a sign saying "take one"
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Academic Calendars & Notebooks: Tools for planning, scheduling, and note-taking; help students and staff stay organized and focused on tasks.
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Magnet Pads & Daily Planners: Visual reminders and practical aids that boost daily routines and memory, especially for those with ADHD or memory challenges.
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Creative Focus Products: Over 45 product types for neurodiverse and neurotypical users, fostering positive habits, productivity, and personal growth.
What We Do
RE-FOCUS THE CREATIVE OFFICE is a nationally certified women-owned business created by Angela Stephens, inspired by her and her son's experiences with ADHD. The mission is to make school and life easier and less stressful for students, teachers, staff, and families--empowering everyone to find their calm and unlock brilliance through organization and wellness.
Educational Outreach & Speaking
Angela Stephens is a national speaker who presents live at schools, conferences, and educational organizations and offers interactive webinars and virtual speaking events on topics of focus, well-being, neurodiversity, and student health. Prior to creating RE-FOCUS she owned a C-Suite Executive Search Firm for 30 years in the pharmaceutical industry. Today, she speaks on career advice, interviews, preparing for college, career coaching, and applying for scholarships and colleges. She also has faced trials in her lifetime that led her to creating RE-Focus which she speaks about therefore connecting the audience to her personal stories that provide encouragement, insight, and reflection on how the student can do anything they put their mind to. Angela Stephens is a positive powerhouse speaker that leaves the audience encouraged and a plan to change for the better.
She also hosts two podcasts spotlighting strategies for focus and personal growth for students and educators. "The ADHD RE-Focus Podcast" www.refocuswithangela.com and "RE-Focus Careers" www.refocuscareers.com/podcast
RE-FOCUS THE CREATIVE OFFICE is committed to helping school communities thrive through innovative, practical tools and wellness resources for all ages and abilities.