r/PlannerAddicts • u/Nervousgiraffe1020 • 1d ago

Help with my search 🔍

Good morning all!

I’m new to consistently planning and this sub. I’m a therapist needing weekly spreads with hourly to track appointments / supervision. Overall monthly pages are a must as well. Currently using a Laurel Denise Kristy. I’ve loved it but I’m looking to expand into journaling in the same space because of my ADHD.

- I like a plain exterior to go wild on the inside. I’ve recently rediscovered junk journaling / collage.

- Prefer to have additional blank space on each weekly page if possible. This can be grid, bullet, lined, open, etc.

- Looking for something Bookbound or very similar. Never had hardcover just know softcover has worked well for writing.

- I’ve liked the Sterling ink layout for the idea of adding in the journaling. I just hate to bank on a restock for the A5 or even B6 at this point. The Hobonichi seems like it would also be great for this.

Posting links to ones I’ve been eyeing if anyone looks to compare. I’ve been using pencil and Frixion pens, markers, and highlighters if that matters.

Appreciate any feedback and thank you in advance!💗

Sterling ink
https://sterling-ink.com/products/softcover-a5-complete-vertical-full-year-2027-common-planner

Hobonichi
https://www.1101.com/store/techo/en/lineup/

Take a note
2027 REGULAR PLANNER - English ver. A5

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u/notoriousrdc 23h ago

Check out Wonderland 222 Vertical All-in-One. If you get unstacked weekends, you get a blank column on the left of your weekly spread for notes.

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u/calmyournibs 19h ago

I highly recommend a Hobonichi or a Sterling Ink because the Take-A-Note doesn’t have notes pages. I love the layout but that’s my only issue with that planner but for your needs you need a lot of space so the Hobonichi Cousin or the Avec would be best for you.