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She is not the disruptive kid. She is the one staring out the window, losing the thread mid-sentence, forgetting the assignment she wrote down somewhere. The quiet kind of ADHD gets missed — by teachers, by parents, sometimes by the girl herself. This book is written TO her.
This 135-page handbook (36,954 words) translates executive function into plain language — your brain's "front desk" team — and then gives her systems that work WITH a drifting brain instead of against it:
10 CHAPTERS, each ending with a "One Small System" box — the single takeaway to install that week. Plus a FOR PARENTS sidebar in every chapter (visually distinct), a printable weekly planner and morning/ evening chain cards, a 20-script library collected in Appendix B, and a fillable "How My Brain Works" sheet she can fill in and hand to any adult.
DIFFERENT FROM OUR OTHER ADHD BOOKS: Product 81 ("The Zero-Nagging Executive Function Playbook") is written mostly for families of teens generally, with a parent co-pilot. THIS book centers the inattentive presentation specifically — quiet daydreaming, internal restlessness, masking, losing things, time blindness — and speaks directly to the girl herself (ages ~11-17). Product 88 is for college freshmen living alone. This one is for the school-age girl, with parent sidebars but HER voice leading.
WHAT THIS BOOK IS NOT: Educational information only — not medical, psychological, or therapy advice. It does not diagnose or treat ADHD or any condition; a diagnosis belongs to qualified clinicians. Rejection sensitivity is described as a commonly-reported experience, not a diagnosis. No crisis content — where emotions get heavy, the book points to trusted adults and school counselors. Body/puberty topics stay at the level of practical routines, never medical guidance.
YOU GET (instant download):
Personal use license. Print the planner, chain cards, and brain sheet as often as you like.
No — educational information only: not medical, psychological, or therapy advice. It does not diagnose or treat ADHD or any condition; a diagnosis belongs to qualified clinicians.
To the girl herself (ages ~11–17), with her voice leading. Parents get a visually distinct FOR PARENTS sidebar in every chapter.
Product 81 (The Zero-Nagging Executive Function Playbook) is written mostly for families of teens generally, with a parent co-pilot. This book centers the inattentive presentation specifically. Product 88 is for college freshmen living alone; this one is for the school-age girl.
It is described as a commonly-reported experience, not a diagnosis.
There is no crisis content — where emotions get heavy, the book points to trusted adults and school counselors. Body/puberty topics stay at the level of practical routines, never medical guidance.
The "How My Brain Works" sheet (8 fields) — she can fill it in and hand it to any adult. The weekly planner and morning/evening chain cards are printable, as often as you like.
She is not the disruptive kid — she is the one staring out the window, losing the thread mid-sentence. This 135-page handbook is written TO her: executive function in plain language, and systems that work WITH a drifting brain instead of against it — school survival, time blindness fixes, the masking trap, self-advocacy scripts, and a fillable "How My Brain Works" sheet.
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