The "Stuck" Brain: A Story About Unsticking from Screens - Softcover

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Does your child have a severe meltdown, scream, or throw a tantrum every time you ask them to turn off their iPad or video game?

For neurodivergent children (Autism, ADHD), highly stimulating screens create a massive dopamine loop. When asked to turn the screen off, their brain feels physically "stuck" to the activity, triggering Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and severe meltdowns. The "Stuck" Brain is a neuro-affirming picture book that explains the dopamine loop to kids using the metaphor of a "Glue Monster"—removing the shame and modeling actionable transition strategies!

Join Sam as he discovers two proactive Bravery Tools to unstick his brain:

• The Magic Clock: Using a visual sand timer to make time "visible," allowing the brain to mentally prepare for the transition.
• The Tablet Garage: Instead of an abrupt cut-off, putting the tablet "to sleep" in a designated box for closure and control.

Perfect for parents, teachers, and occupational therapists looking for a gentle, empowering way to end the screen time battle. Includes interactive drawing pages and a Parent Guide!

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