Thirty worksheets a child actually wants to finish: timers that run, sliders that move, drawing space that saves, and a reflection scale that turns their answers into a picture of how their own brain works. Every answer is stored on their account, so it is still there on the tablet, the laptop and the school Chromebook.
Get the workbook — $29 Try it free firstFocus, self-control and strengths — an interactive ADHD workbook for kids and teens
An 18-item strengths-and-weaknesses reflection that plots a profile map — not a diagnosis, a starting point. Re-rate in six weeks and the two profiles sit side by side.
Typing, checkboxes, sliders, drawing pads and running timers — no printing, no lost pages, no "where did the worksheet go".
Atkinson Hyperlegible type, one screen per task, progress you can see, and nothing that punishes a bad week.
Fourteen ready-to-say scripts, co-regulation before self-regulation, and coaching notes for all thirty worksheets.
Export a progress report to print or take to a paediatrician, or export the raw file to keep. Nothing is locked in.
Saved to the account, not just the browser. Clearing history, switching devices or a full tablet does not erase six weeks of work.
This is the part a PDF cannot do. Everything written in the workbook is saved to the GraceRoot account that opened it, so it survives a cleared browser, a swapped device or a full tablet. It is readable only by that account — GraceRoot staff have no view of a client's responses, and nothing written here feeds any report. Export or erase it all at any time from inside the workbook.
No. The SWAN Reflection Scale is a self-reflection tool that helps a young person describe their own focus and self-control in their own words. It is not a diagnostic instrument, and GraceRoot does not diagnose. Bring the exported report to a paediatrician or clinician if you want a professional opinion.
It is written for roughly ages 8 to 17, in plain language with short tasks. Younger children usually do best working alongside a grown-up; teens generally prefer to work alone and share the parts they choose. The Parent & Caregiver Guide is written for the adult.
They save to the account that opened the workbook, so the same answers appear on any device that signs in. GraceRoot staff do not read them — there is no staff view of a client's responses. You can export or erase everything at any time from inside the workbook.
No — and for anyone under 18 we ask that a parent or guardian own the account and acknowledge the consent notice before any answers are stored. The child works inside the guardian’s account.
Yes. Every worksheet is print-formatted, and there is a Print button inside the workbook. Most families use the screen for the interactive parts and print the ones they want on the fridge.
Yes. A one-time purchase is permanent access, including future updates to the workbook. It is also included with the Flourishing all-access membership and the Family plan.
The welcome pages, the SWAN Reflection Scale and the first worksheet are free to work through. If it fits, the full workbook is $29 once, or included with the Flourishing and Family plans.
Try the free previewGraceRoot courses are psychoeducational learning programs, not emergency care, legal advice, or a replacement for therapy. Certificates document GraceRoot completion. Court, employer, board, or continuing education acceptance should be confirmed before purchase unless a page states a specific approval.