What does ADHD & Digital Media: A Clinical Guide cover?
A clinical conversation guide for talking with parents and adolescents about screens, ADHD symptoms, and support. For provider use.
These published guides cover adhd. Read each description to find a guide that fits your questions.
A clinical conversation guide for talking with parents and adolescents about screens, ADHD symptoms, and support. For provider use.
A parent guide to the different ways ADHD shows up, evaluation, treatment, school support, and daily home routines. Includes observation logs, school scripts, routine templates, and medication trackers.
An adult guide to ADHD at work and home, with sections on time management, emotions, relationships, and treatment. Includes print and fillable versions with planning pages, task sorters, and time-calibration logs.
A compiled 39-page Parent ADHD Toolkit in English and Spanish. Includes Daily Routine Builder, Behavior Charts, Emotion Cards, Homework Checklists, My Weekly Planner & Journal, and Weekly Symptom & Progress tools.
A parent guide to quiet ADHD, masking, misdiagnosis, and emotional regulation in girls. Covers school advocacy, tools for planning, focus and getting started, and conversations with teachers and clinicians.
A guide to the different ways ADHD shows up that can be overlooked or mistaken for anxiety, defiance, or other difficulties. Covers focus, emotional regulation, school accommodations, and treatment conversations.
A fillable workbook for routines, regulation, and tracking behavior with less friction. Print it or type directly into the pages on a tablet or computer.
A packet of ADHD check-ins and worksheets in two versions: one to print and one to fill in on screen. Both files come with one purchase.
A workbook for children and teens with ADHD, with explanations of attention, organization, and emotions. Includes personal check-ins, trackers, planners, and activities for school and friendships.
Nine worksheets for finding your pattern, preparing for your appointment, and getting taken seriously. Includes a retrospective timeline, cycle and symptom trackers, and a hormone conversation prep sheet.
A guide for parents trying to sort typical childhood behavior from signs of ADHD or anxiety. It helps you think through what you are seeing before an evaluation.