Your kid is struggling, but they don't have to. Help them use strategies that work.
The specific moves that actually work—for their unique brain.
- Strategies built for ADHD brains, not just generic advice
- Expert advice paired with real-world examples you can try this week
- Exactly what you need to start seeing changes tonight
You know where the problems are. Now what?
You've been doing the research. You're learning to identify where and how your teen is struggling. Maybe you've already done the ADHD Brain Audit and need more guidance. Maybe you've identified the problem areas but are stuck with how to help.
Most strategies you find are written for neurotypical brains. They sound reasonable, even helpful, but when you try to replicate it at home, it all falls apart. Maybe not right away, but by week's end, you're at square one again.
You need strategies built for how their brain actually works. Not punishment. Not motivational talks. Not systems that require more brain power or emotional capacity than they currently have.
What's Inside This Workbook
For each of the core executive functioning challenges, you get:
What's Actually Happening
Why the gap exists in their brain—not as theory, but as context for what you're about to try.
3-5 Specific Strategies
Strategies you can try this week. Not systems that require a PhD to maintain.
How to Know If It's Working
What to actually look for so you're not guessing whether you're on the right track.
What to Do If It Isn't
Because sometimes the first strategy doesn't stick. So instead of scrapping it, you'll learn what to do next.
Try One Strategy This Week
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