Instead of arguing over screens, consider different types of boundaries this summer

Help kids with ADHD & ASD to regulate emotions, attention and body awareness using sensory tools

Social Stories help children understand what to expect in new, unfamiliar, or anxiety-inducing situations. These stories are especially helpful for kids with Autism, ADHD or anxiety.

Children with ADHD, Autism (ASD), or sensory processing challenges often need intentional breaks to avoid meltdowns or zoning out. Having a curated set of tools and activities nearby, a Bran Basket, helps children reset, especially during transitions or when big emotions surface.

Proper nutrition is a key to managing ADHD symptoms and maintaining focus and emotional regulation

Large tasks can be intimidating, and that intimidation often leads to procrastination. By breaking jobs down into smaller, more manageable steps, they become easier to complete, especially for neurodivergent brains.

Visual aids, such as large clocks, countdown timers or apps displaying a clear representation of time, can be game-changers for people with ADHD. These tools can help you better manage time, stay on track and avoid becoming overwhelmed by the passing minutes.