The Capacity Check™
Five minutes to find what's binding your capacity first — and a sensible starting place.
Neuroaffirming support for ADHD, autism, executive-function differences, sensory needs, and masking fatigue.
For neurodivergent adults, parents, and families.

The repeating cycle — Centre, Clarify, Choose, then return. The architecture under the work.
The mapThe predictable way capacity narrows under pressure — named early, so you can exit it deliberately.
The resetStop · Hold · Focus · Take Action. The real-time reset for the hard moment — under a minute, anywhere.
Sensory and nervous-system steadiness comes first — not as a nicety, but because everything else gets easier from there.
Reduce executive-function load by moving plans, reminders, and decisions onto structures that hold them for you.
Sized to your real capacity today — not the capacity you wish you had, or the one someone else expects.
Free, practical tools for understanding what is happening and choosing a first next step.
Five minutes to find what's binding your capacity first — and a sensible starting place.
A fillable worksheet for each phase of the loop — Centre, Clarify, Choose.
The four-step reset you can run in under a minute, wherever you are.
Five short FAQs that walk the loop for ADHD brains — The Frame · Centre · Clarify · Choose · Repeat.
A three-step toolkit for partners, family, and supporters — responding without fixing or dismissing.
The questions most adults arrive with, answered plainly — wiring, not willpower.
The compact print version — one page to keep or hand on.
Clear answers to the questions people actually ask — for clients and families.
A plain-language guide to how ADHD works — attention, energy, emotion, and executive function.
What an assessment involves, how long it takes, and what happens next.
Straight answers about medication — what it does, what it doesn't, and questions to ask your prescriber.
Just diagnosed? A calm, structured starting place for the first weeks after.
Why starting, switching, and finishing are hard — and what helps in practice.
A one-page practice for catching overwhelm early and resetting on purpose.
How to support someone with ADHD without becoming their project manager.
Centre → Clarify → Choose — the daily practice card, sized for a desk or fridge door.
Every free tool, guide, product, and programme for this arm — searchable, in one place.
Structured tools that turn insight into practical action — at your pace, in your context.
Executive-function support built for how you actually work — structured, strengths-based, and practical.
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Choose a structured assessment, practical resources, a real-time regulation tool, or support matched to your needs.
Identify which area of functioning is currently under the greatest strain.
Start the check→ 02LearnUse evidence-informed guides and worksheets to understand patterns and apply practical strategies.
Browse the tools→ 03ResetReduce arousal, restore attention, and interrupt reactive behaviour when pressure rises.
Use S.H.I.F.T.™→ 04BeginTell us what you need so we can identify the most appropriate pathway for support.
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