ChatNeuroMD

An AI-powered digital support platform developed to assist families, schools, and professionals in identifying and supporting neurodevelopmental and wellbeing needs in children/young people and parents/carers with ADHD. The platform promotes early intervention through accessible symptom tools, psychoeducation, practical guidance, and collaborative support resources aligned with educational and healthcare professionals.

The app provides interactive symptom checkers, practical guidance, educational tools, referral support, and easy-to-use tracking features — all in one accessible platform.

Whether supporting ADHD, autism, learning differences, emotional wellbeing, or school-related concerns, the platform helps users identify needs early, access trusted information, and make informed decisions with confidence.

Features include:

• Interactive symptom tracking
• Educational resources and guidance
• Referral and support tools
• Child-friendly interactive content
• School and professional support resources
• Mobile-friendly, accessible design

The Food Explorers

Not won’t. Can’t.

A free, paediatrician-led app for families of children and teenagers who find eating hard, including those with ARFID. Created by Dr Susan Ozer, it uses a pressure-free 10-step Food Ladder, Photo Explorer and play to support both eating and the neurodivergence underneath it.

Try the demo or create your free account at foodexplorershub.com

A support and education tool, not a diagnostic or treatment service.

Neuro Stories and Me

An interactive, heartwarming storybook app designed to help children understand dyspraxia , ADHD and other neurodevelopmental differences using play, analogy and metaphor. This Includes a helpful resource hub for parents to learn about neurodivergence and find support. Neuro Stories and Me is a collection of short stories written to help children, families, and professionals understand ADHD, Autism, and other neurodevelopmental differences — in a warm, relatable way that kids can connect with.

Each story follows a young character navigating everyday challenges tied to how their brain works, turning topics like attention, sleep, sensory differences, and self-esteem into gentle, accessible narratives.

The stories draw on real clinical experience, so they reflect what actually helps children make sense of their own minds — not just what sounds nice on the page.