A client presents with procrastination, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, sleep difficulties, self-criticism, relationship stress, or occupational problems—and it is not immediately clear what should be addressed first.
Digital Clinical Toolkit
When ADHD Work Feels Like Too Many Pieces to Hold Together, Know What to Do Next.
ADHD Clinical Navigator
A Practical Decision Guide & Clinical Tools Bundle for ADHD-Focused Work
For psychologists, counsellors, coaches, teachers and mental-health professionals who want practical structure—not more theory.
- Digital PDF bundle
- Professional use
- Starting at ₹999
The Challenge
If ADHD Work Often Feels Like You Are Holding Too Many Pieces at Once
You may recognise these moments—when complexity stacks faster than the next clear step.
You know the broad ADHD frameworks, but need a more practical structure for the actual session in front of you.
You want assessment and formulation to move beyond a checklist toward real-world impairment, strengths, context, and support needs.
You need language that validates a client without oversimplifying the clinical picture.
You want to give clients useful tools between sessions without overwhelming them with a long worksheet or a complicated system.
You need to collaborate appropriately with families, schools, coaches, and prescribers while staying within consent, confidentiality, and professional scope.
The Solution
One Organised Toolkit. A Clearer Next Step.
ADHD Clinical Navigator was created for these moments—when you need a clinical prompt, a practical framework, a script, a worksheet, a decision pathway, or a way to turn a complex discussion into one manageable next step.
- Organise your thinking across assessment, formulation, and intervention.
- Guide conversations and plan focused sessions with usable structure.
- Give clients practical between-session support without overload.
- Practical. Structured. Clinically thoughtful.
What You Receive
Everything in the ADHD Clinical Navigator Bundle
A structured 12-section ADHD clinical guide, Tier 1 ready-to-use tools, Tier 2 implementation and practice resources, and two printable card decks—one for professionals and one for clients.
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12-Section Clinical Guide
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Tier 1 Clinical Tools
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Tier 2 Implementation
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Therapy Cards
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Client Practice Cards
Component 1
The 12-Section ADHD Clinical Guide
A structured, visually organised guide for practical decision-making across ADHD-focused work.
A clear clinical foundation for understanding ADHD features, executive-function differences, emotional regulation, functional impact, and strengths-based formulation.
A practical guide to gathering developmental history, current impairment, contextual information, collateral input, and differential considerations without relying on a single checklist.
A structured comparison guide for considering ADHD alongside anxiety, trauma-related presentations, mood conditions, autism, sleep problems, substance use, and other overlapping concerns.
A practical approach to prioritising treatment targets, recognising complexity, pacing care, and deciding when collaboration, consultation, or referral is needed.
A non-prescriber-focused section that supports informed medication conversations, functional monitoring, documentation, and appropriate collaboration with authorised prescribers.
A practical overview of psychosocial interventions, CBT-informed approaches, environmental supports, psychoeducation, behavioural strategies, and point-of-performance supports.
Clinical considerations for working with children, adolescents, adults, and older adults, with attention to developmental context, autonomy, family involvement, and functional demands.
Tools for reducing shame, increasing understanding, building self-compassion, identifying supports, and helping clients experiment with realistic self-management strategies.
A structured biopsychosocial formulation guide using impairment, context, patterns, strengths, and the 4Ps framework.
A collaborative framework for translating broad concerns into functional goals, sequencing care, selecting a realistic first target, and reviewing progress.
A practical session framework for setting focus, working with ambivalence, using CBT-informed and motivational-interviewing-informed approaches, and creating low-friction between-session practice.
Practical coaching strategies for task initiation, planning, working memory, time awareness, prioritisation, system troubleshooting, and sustainable environmental supports.
Component 2
Tier 1: Ready-to-Use Clinical Tools
Use in sessions, adapt for clients, and return to when you need a practical prompt. Immediately usable clinical resources for common ADHD-focused situations.
Real Case Studies
Illustrative, clinically cautious case studies modelling assessment safeguards, formulation, priorities, collaboration and referral.
Therapist Scripts
Adaptable language for psychoeducation, validation, planning, ambivalence, boundaries and difficult clinical moments.
Client Worksheets
Printable reflection and practice worksheets for planning, EF awareness, emotions, self-compassion, values and habits.
Clinical Decision Trees
Visual pathways for differential assessment, sequencing, medication conversations, referral and session focus.
Medication Monitoring Tools
Non-prescriber tools for functional observation, documentation and appropriate escalation to authorised prescribers.
Crisis & Safety Planning
Resources for structured risk conversations, safety planning, escalation, handover and documentation within scope.
Component 3
Tier 2: Implementation, Practice & Fidelity Resources
The resources that help you carry the work forward—across sessions: structure, communication, progress review, reflective practice, and troubleshooting.
Session Agenda Templates
Adaptable structures for assessment, planning, skills sessions, medication-conversation support and clinical review.
Full Session Transcripts
Training examples showing clinical reasoning, validation, pacing, collaborative planning and safety boundaries.
Family & Care Templates
Professional-use templates for family, partner, school and care communication—with consent and confidentiality reminders.
Progress Tracking Tools
Tools for reviewing functional impact, goals, progress, quality of life and next-step decisions.
Fidelity Checklists
Reflective tools to review collaboration, pacing, language, structure, repair and session fit.
Troubleshooting Guides
Pathways for missed sessions, lateness, family resistance, ambivalence, changing needs and communication challenges.
Components 4 & 5
Two Bonus Card Decks
ADHD Therapy Cards — Professionals
A printable card deck for psychologists, counsellors, therapists and coaches. Each card offers a focused prompt—not a rigid protocol.
- Choose a session focus
- Prompt a collaborative question
- Support executive-function coaching
- Guide emotional-regulation discussions
- Explore values, barriers and motivation
- Create a low-friction between-session experiment
- Identify when referral, consultation or safety support is needed
ADHD Everyday Practice Cards — Clients
A separate 24-card client-friendly deck for everyday planning, focus, emotions, self-talk, support and safety. Use one card at a time.
- When — a familiar moment or challenge
- Try This — one manageable action
- Say to Yourself — a supportive self-talk prompt
- Remember — a realistic boundary or reminder
Why This Bundle Is Different
Built for the Practical Clinical Moment
This is not a long theoretical textbook or a collection of generic productivity tips. It is built around the questions that show up in real ADHD-focused work—and designed to support thoughtful clinical judgment, not replace it.
What do I need to assess next?
What might be contributing to this presentation?
What is the most useful focus for this session?
How can I explain this without shaming the client?
How do I turn insight into one realistic practice step?
When should I collaborate, consult, refer, or escalate?
Who This Bundle Is For
Built for Professionals Who Want Structure—Not More Theory
Psychologists
Counsellors & psychotherapists
Mental-health professionals
ADHD & executive-function coaches
School counsellors & educators
Professionals supporting adolescents & adults
Trainees & early-career practitioners
Particularly useful if you support clients dealing with a combination of ADHD-related difficulties, overwhelm, self-criticism, inconsistent systems, anxiety, relationship strain, work or academic impairment, and changing motivation.
How You Can Use It
Before, During and After Sessions—and in Supervision
Before a session
Review a formulation framework, select a decision pathway, prepare a script, or choose a worksheet/card that fits the client’s current goal.
During a session
Use a flowchart, question prompt, decision tree, or practical framework to create focus and decide what needs attention now.
After a session
Share a client worksheet or practice card, document key observations, prepare a collaboration conversation, or plan a realistic review point.
Supervision / team
Use case studies, fidelity checklists, session transcripts and decision tools to reflect on clinical reasoning, pacing, communication and next steps.
Created by
Dr. Ruupa Rao
Dr. Ruupa Rao is a psychologist and mental-health educator who creates practical resources for more structured, compassionate, and client-centred work.
ADHD Clinical Navigator brings together clinically informed frameworks, usable session tools, reflective-practice resources, and client-facing supports in one organised digital bundle.
The goal is simple: to help professionals move from feeling overloaded by multiple ADHD-related concerns to identifying a thoughtful, realistic next step.
Limited-access digital toolkit
ADHD Clinical Navigator Bundle
₹999
Complete digital bundle for ADHD-focused professional use
- The 12-section ADHD Clinical Guide
- Tier 1: Ready-to-Use Clinical Tools
- Tier 2: Implementation, Practice & Fidelity Resources
- ADHD Therapy Cards for professionals
- ADHD Everyday Practice Cards for clients
Questions, access support, or organisation enquiries
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