“Some days, it feels like you’re always one meltdown away.”
What if you had a plan for those moments — one that actually works?
Here’s what we offer
ADHD FAMILY TOOLKIT
This TOOLKIT includes:
- A practical, easy-to-read guide to everyday ADHD challenges (40 pages)
- A web app to build personalized, ADHD-friendly routines (1 month guaranteed)
- Printable planners for daily routines and emotions
inside our ebook
A complete guide to understanding how ADHD works in children.
Practical, real-life strategies that parents can actually use.
Tools to manage routines, behavior, and emotions with greater confidence.
Focused on what truly works, with realistic advice.
Short, focused chapters (40 pages), easy to read even on the busiest days.
Backed by research
A bridge between science and everyday life, helping families feel less alone and more empowered.
Backed by reliable scientific sources, with up-to-date references to current literature.
Printable tools to simplify everyday life
Help your child stay on track with our printable tools. From daily routines to mood
tracking and reward charts, each planner is crafted to simplify everyday life
for families managing ADHD.
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What if my child gets frustrated using the plan...
It’s okay—frustration is part of the learning curve. Introducing new routines or tools can feel like “one more thing” for a child already facing daily challenges. Start small: use just...
What if my child gets frustrated using the plan...
It’s okay—frustration is part of the learning curve. Introducing new routines or tools can feel like “one more thing” for a child already facing daily challenges. Start small: use just...
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Why does my child struggle with everyday routines?
Children with ADHD often have difficulties with executive function—skills like starting tasks, organizing steps, or shifting between activities. That’s why getting dressed, brushing teeth, or doing homework can feel overwhelming....
Why does my child struggle with everyday routines?
Children with ADHD often have difficulties with executive function—skills like starting tasks, organizing steps, or shifting between activities. That’s why getting dressed, brushing teeth, or doing homework can feel overwhelming....
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How long does it take to see progress using the...
Every child is different, but many parents report noticeable changes within 2–4 weeks. Early improvements might include fewer meltdowns, smoother transitions, or increased cooperation with routines. Progress depends on consistency—daily...
How long does it take to see progress using the...
Every child is different, but many parents report noticeable changes within 2–4 weeks. Early improvements might include fewer meltdowns, smoother transitions, or increased cooperation with routines. Progress depends on consistency—daily...
