A free quick-reference card for pediatric primary care, therapy, and brief support visits. Includes four CBT-informed questions to help children name feelings, notice what their brain is saying, check the facts, and choose one helpful next step.

A parent-friendly ADHD guide for tweens and teens ages 11–17. Covers sleep, food, movement, phones, study setup, school supports, therapy/coaching, medication conversations, co-occurring concerns, pediatrician questions, and a first 30-day plan with teen buy-in.

A parent-friendly ADHD guide for young children ages 4–10. Covers lifestyle supports, sleep, nutrition, movement, environment, parent training, medication conversations, pediatrician questions, school supports, and a first 30-day plan for building ADHD support without overwhelm.

A parent handout for tweens and teens ages 11–17 recently identified as autistic. Covers identity, masking, burnout, sensory needs, food, sleep, screens, school supports, therapy, mental health, autonomy, supplements, and choosing affirming care.

A parent handout for children ages 4–10 newly identified as autistic. Covers whole-child autism support, sensory-based feeding, sleep, routines, supplements, environment, therapy, school supports, accommodations, and choosing neurodiversity-affirming care.

A practical ADHD toolkit for primary care providers. Covers pediatric ADHD identification, multi-source assessment, DSM-5 criteria, the F-O-C-U-S evaluation framework, diagnostic masqueraders, case examples, behavioral strategies, school supports, parent scripts, decision trees, referral pathways, and psychology collaboration.

A practical ADHD appointment prep packet for adults, teens, and caregivers who want to organize symptoms, questions, history, strengths, concerns, and next steps before talking with a medical or mental health provider.

A free provider script sheet for explaining ADHD to parents in clear, strengths-based, non-shaming language. Includes quick scripts for ADHD basics, parent guilt, medication questions, “will they outgrow it?”, labels, and ADHD-related strengths.

A clinical guide for families, educators, and providers on ADHD underdiagnosis in girls, women, and communities of color. Covers masking, referral bias, racial disparities, misdiagnosis, intersectionality, early identification, evaluation signs, and equity-focused next steps.

A free provider quick-reference on ADHD equity in pediatric care. Covers racial, ethnic, and gender disparities in ADHD diagnosis and treatment, implicit bias, access barriers, culturally responsive framing, and action steps for more equitable identification.

A free quick-reference tool for primary care providers using the original Sticky Brain Studio F-O-C-U-S framework for ADHD evaluation: Function, Other Symptoms, Consistency, Unusual Presentations, and Supports. Helps providers look beyond rating scales and organize clinical judgment.

A quick-reference parent coaching guide for primary care providers supporting pediatric anxiety and depression. Includes brief scripts for validating feelings without reinforcing avoidance, encouraging approach over rescue, praising effort, supporting bravery, maintaining routines, and modeling regulation.

A parent-friendly ADHD appointment prep packet for pediatric visits. Helps caregivers organize concerns, school examples, symptoms, strengths, questions, and next steps before talking with a pediatrician, primary care provider, therapist, psychologist, or school team.

A practical evidence-based toolkit for primary care providers supporting pediatric anxiety and depression. Covers early identification, somatic presentations, screening tools, 60-Second CBT, exposure lite, behavioral activation, parent coaching, regulation skills, clinical scripts, referral guidance, and decision trees.

A free 1-page ADHD clinical workflow for primary care providers. Uses Sticky Brain Studio’s original F-O-C-U-S framework to guide ADHD concerns from identification to data gathering, DSM-5 verification, multimodal planning, follow-up, referral, and urgent safety pathways.

A free 1-page pediatric anxiety and depression workflow for primary care providers. Guides PCPs through identifying somatic and behavioral signs, screening with validated tools, using 60-Second CBT, offering brief interventions, coaching parents, and deciding when to monitor, refer, or escalate.

A parent guide to early autism signs, next steps, and what an autism evaluation actually involves. Covers developmental milestones, social communication, sensory and repetitive behaviors, regression, evaluation components, who can diagnose autism, and what parents should know.

A complete collection of story + skills workbooks for kids with sticky brains and the grown-ups who support them. This bundle includes neurodiversity-affirming tools for sticky thoughts, fast brains, anxiety, big feelings, social confusion, demand avoidance, food rules, low mood, and more.

A parent and caregiver guide for understanding toileting difficulties through the body-brain connection. Covers interoception, anxiety, sensory sensitivities, ADHD, autism, executive functioning, motor planning, bathroom accommodations, reinforcement, and when to seek support.

A brief provider companion for primary care clinicians seeing sudden-onset neuropsychiatric symptoms in children, including PANS and PANDAS. Covers hallmark features, differential diagnosis, urgent red flags, reasonable initial workup, supportive care, and language that preserves family alliance.

A parent guide for sudden-onset neuropsychiatric symptoms in children, including PANS and PANDAS. Helps families track abrupt changes like new OCD, food refusal, tics, anxiety, urinary changes, rage, school refusal, or regression and prepare for medical conversations.