Burnout Recovery Guide for Neurodivergent Teen Girls - Digital Download

A$34.00

Digital guide · 33 pages

What’s inside

A neuroaffirming guide for recognising and understanding neurodivergent burnout in teenage girls, with practical worksheets to support wellbeing and gentle recovery.

Part 1What is ND burnout?What it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s never a personal flaw.
Part 2Signs in teen girlsWhy girls can experience burnout differently, and burnout vs depression.
Part 3The nervous systemThe window of tolerance, and how burnout affects it.
Part 4Know your batteryWhat drains their energy, and what recharges it.
Part 5Dropping unnecessary demandsSpot hidden demands, and what can be let go of for now.
Part 6Little scripts for big feelingsWords for asking for help, asking for a break or saying no.
Part 7Masking & the sensesMasking vs authenticity, and their sensory world.
PlusRecovery mode: onA gentle recovery day plan, plus sleep, tiny resets and being on their own side.

Made for low-energy days

✓33 illustrated pages✓Psychoeducation handouts✓12 worksheets✓Neuroaffirming✓Trauma-informed✓Instant download

Ways to use it

In session

Use the worksheets in order to guide recovery, or flexibly to suit what she needs right now.

At home

Recovery isn’t her job alone. Use the handouts to work out together which demands can drop.

At school

Share what you’ve learned with school, so the load can come down there too.

Who it’s for: therapists, guidance officers and allied health practitioners, and parents and carers supporting neurodivergent teen girls who are in, or heading towards, burnout.

Questions

How do I get it?

After you buy, you’ll get instant access to the PDF on the confirmation page and by email.

Can I print it?

Yes. The handouts and worksheets are ready to print, so you can print the whole guide or just the pages you need.

Is this only for autistic girls?

No. It’s written for neurodivergent girls, including those who are autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, sensory sensitive or highly masking, with or without a diagnosis.

Is it a diagnosis or assessment tool?

No. There are no scores or labels. It’s general education and reflection to support understanding, and it doesn’t replace support from someone who knows the young person.

Can I share it with colleagues?

Each purchase is for one person’s use, so please don’t share the electronic copy. If your school or service would like to use it more widely, or in a group program, email hello@pocketpsych.com.au to ask about licensing.

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General education, not therapy or individual advice. If you’re worried about a young person’s safety or wellbeing, please contact your GP, a psychologist or the support services listed in the guide.