That quiet worry that keeps
showing up at the back of your mind.
The good news? The years before high school are exactly the right time to act.
One tiny habit, practised for six months before Year 7, is worth more than ten strategies introduced in week one of high school. That's what this course is built around.
You want her to be ready.
Not just surviving. Ready.
No diagnosis required. These strategies work for ADHD girls and their siblings too.
10 OT-backed tools. Taught in
12 short, practical videos.
Each lesson is 2 to 6 minutes. Watch on your phone. Start using the strategy that same day.
"This isn't a theory course. These are the 10 strategies I actually use with ADHD girls in my 1:1 OT sessions."
Shelley L'Green · Occupational Therapist (AHPRA Registered) · ADHD Woman · Mum

By Shelley L'Green
Occupational Therapist, Mum, and ADHD Woman
With over a decade supporting ADHD children and families, I've seen what happens when parents and carers wait for high school to arrive before preparing. And I've seen what's possible when they don't.
I'm also an ADHD woman and a mum. My approach is gentle, judgment-free, and grounded in what actually works in real family life, not just in a clinic.
"These are the strategies I reach for first in every single 1:1 session with an ADHD tween. I built this so you don't need to spend $200 an hour to access them."
Simple enough to start
on a Tuesday night.
Everything you need.
One price.
A single OT session in Australia costs $150 to $250.
This gives you 10 OT-backed strategies to start using at home today.
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The earlier you start,
the steadier you both arrive.
Her ADHD isn't something you caused, and the hard days aren't a reflection of your parenting. You've just been missing the tools nobody handed you.
Give her the foundations now, one small habit at a time, so high school is something she steps into, not falls into. 30% off until 31 July · 30-day money-back guarantee.
Start Building Now ·For educational purposes only. This course does not replace professional occupational therapy, medical advice, or therapeutic support. Created by Shelley L'Green, Occupational Therapist (AHPRA registered). No claims are made that this resource will diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.