Neurodivergent You (4)

The Kindness Hack for Parents: How Parents Can Deprogram Shame in the ADHD and Neurodivergent Experience Looking for the Teacher Guide? CLICK HERE Looking for the Adult Guide? CLICK HERE Want All Three for $29 USD? CLICK HERE Your child isn’t lazy, defiant, or broken—they’re running low on the brain chemicals that power motivation, focus, and self-regulation. This compassionate, research-based guide reveals the four hidden neurological reasons behind ADHD behaviors—and gives you tools that actually work. Immediate, actionable strategies you can use tonight. If your child seems to bounce between brilliance and burnout, if nothing you try seems to stick, and if you’re exhausted from behavior charts and meltdowns, this guide is for you. Inside, you’ll discover: What’s really going on during emotional outbursts, shutdowns, and "lazy" days How low dopamine, serotonin, and other brain chemicals affect behavior 4 brain-based patterns driving your child’s hardest moments Concrete, doable strategies that shift behavior without shame or punishment This guide is built on neuroscience, not guesswork—and it's designed to help you connect with your child, not control them. If you've been blamed, judged, or left out of the conversation, welcome. You belong here.

Managing Low Neurotransmitter Days – A Guide for Students with ADHD Looking for the Parent Guide? CLICK HERE Looking for the Teacher Guide? CLICK HERE Want All Three for $29 USD? CLICK HERE Some days your brain just won’t work right. This student-facing guide explains why—and gives you strategies to survive tough days without guilt, shutdowns, or drama. It’s not about willpower. It’s about chemistry—and this guide will teach you how to work with your brain, not against it. If you’ve ever had a day where nothing feels fun, nothing gets done, and everything feels off—you’re not alone. And you’re not lazy. This guide is for students with ADHD who want to: Understand what’s happening on “low dopamine” and “low serotonin” days Learn how to spot the signs of self-medicating with food, fights, fear, and social drama Replace unhelpful dopamine-seeking habits with better routines Build strategies for motivation, mood, and focus that actually work This is written directly for you—not for teachers, not for parents. No shame. No lectures. Just smart, clear info on how your brain works—and how to get through the hard days without spiraling. You’re not broken. You’re not alone. And there are ways forward.

The Kindness Hack for Teachers: How Educators Can Deprogram Shame in ADHD and Neurodivergent Students Looking for the Parent Guide? CLICK HERE Looking for the Adult Guide? CLICK HERE Want All Three for $29 USD? CLICK HERE When a student with ADHD refuses, explodes, or shuts down, it’s not about disrespect—it’s about access. This guide gives educators a powerful lens for understanding “Low Neurotransmitter Days,” along with simple, brain-based strategies to de-escalate behavior and restore connection. You’ve seen it: the student who can’t start the assignment, who talks back, zones out, or breaks down out of nowhere. You may have wondered—why can they do it one day and not the next? This guide will help you: Understand “Low Neurotransmitter Days”—the real reason behind 90% of classroom crashes Respond to behavior through a neurobiological lens—not power struggles Recognize the early signs of self-medicating behavior in students (yes, even in elementary school) Support kids who mask, collapse, or “seem fine” until they aren’t—especially girls You’ll also get a 4-neurotransmitter breakdown (dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin, GABA) and clear tools to regulate the nervous system before, during, and after the hard moments. Designed to make your classroom easier, not harder.

Three research-based guides. One complete system. For parents, teachers, and students who want to understand ADHD from the inside out—and finally respond with tools, not shame. The ADHD Survival Toolkit includes: 4 Hidden Brain-Based Reasons Your Child with ADHD Is Struggling (for parents) What 87% of Teachers Miss About ADHD Behavior (for educators) Managing Low Neurotransmitter Days (for students/teens) Together, these guides offer a shared language and strategy system across home and school. Learn how neurotransmitters like dopamine, serotonin, and GABA impact behavior—and what to do when they crash. Whether you’re supporting a child, teaching a class, or trying to survive your own “low dopamine days,” this bundle gives you clear tools, fast relief, and long-term insight.