Mental health care is expensive. It is often gated. It can be exhausting before it is helpful. This is the other door.
Workbooks, courses, guides, and tools built from years of clinical practice, shaped by the patterns families and providers kept asking someone to name. For kids, teens, adults, parents, educators, and clinicians. Grounded in evidence. Neurodiversity-affirming throughout.
These are complete, professional resources you can download right now. If they help, there is a whole library behind them. If they do not fit your brain, no harm done.
A workbook for kids whose brains scan for danger, mistakes, and what everyone thinks of them.
Meet Chidi and his Super Scanner Brain. This is one story from the Sticky Brain Series, the collection kids often ask if the story was written just for them. Anxiety, perfectionism, and the courage to stop double-checking.
A sense-sational soothing guide that works in-session, at home, or on the couch.
Twelve pages of sensory-based regulation skills built around the five senses. Includes a fold-and-decorate booklet activity, a Soothe Kit plan, and a practice tracker. Clinicians use it in-session. Parents use it at bedtime. Kids use it themselves.
Understanding what is happening, why uncertainty is so hard, and what you can do.
For adults navigating a diagnosis, a surgery, chronic pain, or a body that has stopped being predictable. Names Medical Reality vs Uncertainty Distress, Danger vs Discomfort, and the kind of psychological survival skills that most care never puts words to.
They are clinical instruments, shaped by what actually helps.
Every workbook, packet, and handout in this library came from the same place: a gap in what was available. A family who could not find the right language for their kid. A clinician who needed a tool that did not exist yet. A patient who felt unseen by the standard handout. A pediatrician wanting a scaffold to hold a hard conversation.
The characters in the Sticky Brain Series were not pulled from a stock library. They were carefully built to reflect real presentations, the patterns clinicians see over and over, in the words kids actually use. That is why so many kids see themselves in the pages.
The point was never to make more mental health content. The point was to make the specific tools that were missing.
The health psychology handouts name what living in a body that has changed actually feels like. The provider tools give cross-disciplinary clinicians a real scaffold for implementing neurodiversity-affirming, identity-responsive care in the settings they already work in. The parent guides put words to things that have been hard to name for a long time.
Mental health care is expensive, tricky to navigate, and often emotionally taxing before it is helpful. Not everyone is ready to walk through that door yet, whether it is finances, timing, capacity, or the wait for the right provider. This library exists so that in the meantime, no one has to sit idly by. You can start learning about your brain, and start using real tools, right now.
Before you buy anything, before you book anything, before you commit to anything: watch a free class. The full Homework Battles Mini Course is up now, and more classes are being added regularly. It is how you get to see Dr. O in the room with you, at no cost, from wherever you are.
A portion of every resource sale supports the Nnamdi & Nkem Foundation, which widens the path into mental health care for underrepresented students. When you buy a workbook, you are also holding open a door.
Each category deep-links to the full collection at the storefront. Everything opens in a new tab so you can browse without losing your spot here.
Everyone deserves a way in. Every family gets a starting point that costs nothing. Guides, checklists, quick-grab tools, and a growing shelf of free mini courses.
Real tools, no cost, no signup wall.
Downloadable guides, worksheets, handouts, and quick-grab tools built for parents, educators, clinicians, and kids. Not stripped-down previews. Full, usable resources.
See how Dr. O actually teaches, at no cost.
Currently featuring Homework Battles, a 2-part video mini course for parents stuck in nightly homework meltdowns. More free courses being added on YouTube and Podia.
Story-plus-skills workbooks for kids. Each character (Chidi, Nneka, Kasiah, Jonah, Ngozi, Sam, Zoe, Lynn, and more) is carefully built to reflect a specific presentation. That is why so many kids see themselves in the pages, and why the skills stick better than a plain workbook.
Kids get to be the hero of their own story.
Illustrated workbooks covering sticky thoughts, anxiety, perfectionism, hyperactivity, demand avoidance, food flexibility, low mood, and social cues. Story on one side, skills modeling on the other. Every book scaffolds actual treatment moves.
The whole series, one price, in one place.
The complete Sticky Brain Series Bundle at a meaningful discount. Every story, every skills page, every character, delivered digitally so you can print what you need when you need it.
For the brain that is not lazy, not defiant, not undisciplined. It just runs on different gravity. Real tools for attention, task initiation, follow-through, routines, working memory, and building systems that fit how your brain actually operates.
Across the lifespan. Actually usable.
For children, teens, and adults. Workbooks, planners, coaching packets, adult ADHD course companions, and parent scripts. Neurodiversity-affirming throughout. Built to work with the brain, not shame it.
The invisible skills that make everything else possible.
Task initiation. Working memory. Cognitive flexibility. Time perception. Follow-through. Self-monitoring. The EF Skills Lab covers different needs and audiences, with age-specific companion workbooks for each.
For the thoughts that will not let go. Worry, panic, reassurance-seeking, control, avoidance, health fears, social stress, and the mental loops that make everything feel like an emergency. Skills that meet the actual mechanism.
For big feelings, meltdowns, body clues, and thoughts that need un-sticking. Practical CBT-based tools that model the moves treatment actually uses, in language kids and adults can access.
Big feelings, real tools, no shame.
Meltdown vs Tantrum guides, calm-down skills, coping strategy packets, self-soothing tools (like the sensory-based packet above), grounding practices, and the coaching materials families and clinicians ask for again and again.
Real cognitive behavioral therapy, translated for young brains.
The Thought Bots workbook and its whole family of tools. Cognitive distortions, restructuring, distortion identification, and playful reframing skills. Parents and clinicians often say they cannot believe this is something one person made.
Real tools for the grown-ups doing the daily work. Real tools for the kids doing it alongside them. Scripts, guides, coaching packets, activity workbooks, and skills-forward materials for the whole household.
Because you are not supposed to figure this out alone.
Parent scripts, coaching packets, courses on ADHD and anxiety, a caregiver burnout workbook (Still Standing), the Sticky Foundations parent course, homework battles resources, and the everyday guides that put language on what is happening in your house.
Made for kids to actually pick up and use.
Story-driven, illustration-rich, skills-forward workbooks that kids can work through on their own, with a parent, or with a clinician. Neurodiversity-affirming, representation-rich, and never shame-based.
For the grown-ups navigating their own sticky brain, and for anyone living in a body that has stopped being predictable. This is the section where adults often say finally, someone said it out loud.
For the person who has been holding it together for a long time.
Adult ADHD Course Suite. When Anxiety Shows Up as Control. The Late Autism Diagnosis Course. Identity, values, transitions, burnout, and the specific challenges of running an adult brain in an adult life. Real work, self-paced, clinically grounded.
The section most of health care forgets.
The Pain Psychology Workbook. Handouts on nervous system change, uncertainty distress, danger vs discomfort, and grief that is part of the diagnosis. Written for the specific psychological weight of a body that has stopped cooperating.
Tools for autism-related questions across ages, neurodiversity-affirming support that does not pathologize difference, social understanding without masking, and resources for grief, loss, and the transitions that need real holding.
Support, not correction.
The Autism WholeChild Series (Young Kids, Tweens/Teens, Adult editions). Written for autistic people and the people who love them, from a stance of respect.
Browse →Belonging without masking.
The Friendship Toolkit series. Resources for peer stress, social understanding, and helping kids find people who fit rather than teaching them to shrink to fit.
Browse →For the losses that are not always named.
The Big Goodbyes series for kids. When Grief Is Part of the Diagnosis. Disenfranchised grief, ambiguous loss, and the transitions that need holding.
Browse →For clinicians, educators, and primary care providers who want to implement neurodiversity-affirming, identity-responsive care in the settings they already work in. Not aspirational, actionable. Real scaffolds that fit in a real 15-minute visit or a real 45-minute session.
In-session ready. Clinically grounded.
Evaluation tools, ADHD and ASD evaluation suites, the SBS Clinical Provider Series (ADHD, Pediatric Mood, Chronic Pain, Health Psych, Disparities), treatment scaffolds, and psychoeducation handouts you can hand a family.
Browse →Story-based, quick to implement, easy to love.
Classroom-ready workbooks, quick-implementation guides for the Sticky Brain Series, school-team supports, and materials teachers use because they actually work in the ten-minute window between activities.
Browse →Scaffolds for the 15-minute visit.
The PANS/PANDAS PCP companion. F-O-C-U-S based screening scaffolds. Family conversation guides. Referral supports that let a pediatrician do the hardest part of their job better.
Browse →A one-page scaffold for pediatric primary care providers to structure ADHD screening conversations. See exactly what the SBS ADHD Screener tool builds on. Free download for providers.
Same library, filtered by role. Every resource that fits, in one place. No hunting through categories to find what applies to you.
Because you are not supposed to figure this out alone.
Every resource built for the grown-ups doing the daily work. Scripts, guides, coaching packets, mini courses, and the language you have been looking for.
Open the portal →The workbook shelf for the grown-up you.
Adult ADHD, anxiety, health psychology, late autism diagnosis, chronic pain, burnout, and identity. Structured self-paced work, for when therapy is not accessible or not enough on its own.
Open the portal →Bring the whole toolkit into your practice.
Every resource for clinicians, educators, and providers wanting to implement neurodiversity-affirming, identity-responsive care in real settings. Evaluation suites, in-session tools, and provider training.
Open the portal →Not sure where to start? Pick the door that feels closest to where you are right now. You can always come back.
Twenty-eight free resources, ready to download. No signup. No commitment. See if the approach lands before you spend a dollar.
Browse free → Door 2The Sticky Brain Quiz. Answer 12 questions, get a personalized profile with resource recommendations tailored to your (or your kid’s) patterns.
Take the quiz → Door 3The whole library, plus a monthly session with Dr. O. For people who want the resources and the relationship. Limited spots.
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