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The Neurodivergent Teen Girl Collection | Burnout & Self-Understanding Guides (Save 15%)
Some of the most capable, compassionate young people are also the most exhausted. This bundle brings together two of our clinical resources for practitioners and caregivers navigating the intersection of neurodivergence and burnout; now available at a discounted rate.
What’s included in this bundle?
The Different, Not Broken Guide
This digital guide helps shift the narrative for neurodivergent young people who have internalised the belief that something is wrong with them. Grounded in neuroaffirming principles, it provides a framework for rebuilding self-concept and supporting teens to understand their brain as different, not deficient.
It includes 14 psychoeducation handouts for carers and supportive adults covering autism, ADHD, AuDHD, masking, burnout, anxiety, hormones, communication, and fluctuating capacity (and more), as well as 15 worksheets for teens designed to build insight, self-understanding and self-compassion.
Burnout Recovery Guide
A practical, evidence-informed digital guide for supporting neurodivergent teen girls who are running on empty. Designed for psychologists, allied health professionals, and caregivers, it explores the stages of burnout, what recovery actually looks like (hint: it’s not a holiday), and how to support the process without pushing.
It includes a clear breakdown of what neurodivergent burnout is, how it develops, and how it differs from other presentations; step-by-step approaches to support gradual, sustainable recovery that respects each teen’s capacity and pace; practical changes across home, school, and therapeutic settings to reduce sensory and social demands during recovery; and supportive language and scripts for navigating hard conversations without adding pressure.
These guides are for you if…
You’re a therapist, psychologist, or counsellor supporting neurodivergent teens and want deeper, burnout-specific tools.
You’re a parent noticing your daughter withdrawing from things she used to love, and you’re unsure how to help.
You’re an educator or school support worker who suspects burnout in a young person you are working with; or just want to better support ND girls.
You’re an OT, social worker, or allied health professional looking for trauma-informed, neuroaffirming guidance.
After purchase, you’ll receive instant access to your digital download via the confirmation page and email.
Some of the most capable, compassionate young people are also the most exhausted. This bundle brings together two of our clinical resources for practitioners and caregivers navigating the intersection of neurodivergence and burnout; now available at a discounted rate.
What’s included in this bundle?
The Different, Not Broken Guide
This digital guide helps shift the narrative for neurodivergent young people who have internalised the belief that something is wrong with them. Grounded in neuroaffirming principles, it provides a framework for rebuilding self-concept and supporting teens to understand their brain as different, not deficient.
It includes 14 psychoeducation handouts for carers and supportive adults covering autism, ADHD, AuDHD, masking, burnout, anxiety, hormones, communication, and fluctuating capacity (and more), as well as 15 worksheets for teens designed to build insight, self-understanding and self-compassion.
Burnout Recovery Guide
A practical, evidence-informed digital guide for supporting neurodivergent teen girls who are running on empty. Designed for psychologists, allied health professionals, and caregivers, it explores the stages of burnout, what recovery actually looks like (hint: it’s not a holiday), and how to support the process without pushing.
It includes a clear breakdown of what neurodivergent burnout is, how it develops, and how it differs from other presentations; step-by-step approaches to support gradual, sustainable recovery that respects each teen’s capacity and pace; practical changes across home, school, and therapeutic settings to reduce sensory and social demands during recovery; and supportive language and scripts for navigating hard conversations without adding pressure.
These guides are for you if…
You’re a therapist, psychologist, or counsellor supporting neurodivergent teens and want deeper, burnout-specific tools.
You’re a parent noticing your daughter withdrawing from things she used to love, and you’re unsure how to help.
You’re an educator or school support worker who suspects burnout in a young person you are working with; or just want to better support ND girls.
You’re an OT, social worker, or allied health professional looking for trauma-informed, neuroaffirming guidance.
After purchase, you’ll receive instant access to your digital download via the confirmation page and email.