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Unstuck and On Target

Evidence-Based Curricula and Resources for Professionals and Families to Support Executive Functions

What Is Unstuck?

Unstuck is a suite of tools for educators, families, and clinicians to build executive function skills. Resources include:

  • Curricula for both elementary and middle school aged students

  • Online implementer training modules

  • Free videos

  • Online parent training

  • Free supplemental materials

Ages 4-6

In Development

  • Unstuck song
  • Story books
  • Activities

Ages 8-11

  • Fun games
  • Experiments

Ages 11-15

  • Planning fun activities
  • Building power

Ages 14-22

Coming June 2025

  • Understanding your strengths and challenges
  • Self advocacy

Families

Does your child struggle with changes in routine, working independently or overwhelming feelings?

Professionals

Do you want to improve classroom management and build a common language of self regulation in your school? Are you working with a child who is stuck on an overwhelming feeling or situation? Do you have clients who are struggling to be flexible in social situations?

Testimonials

Here's what parents say they learned...

“Unstuck has changed the way our family interacts. We now all use the scripts and we have a common language that we really try to use in both good and bad times. You know it’s working when your child tells you that you stuck and you are!”

Here's what kids say they learned...

“Being able to have multiple plans because if I don’t have multiple plans I get stuck. If I have multiple plans I can get a little of what I want, rather than not at all. In most situations that’s better.”

Here's what teachers say...

“This is exactly the type of intervention needed to support our academically higher but dysregulated kiddos with ASD and ADHD. I appreciate the structure the curriculum provides.”

Here's what community providers say...

“Unstuck works for clients with all kinds of challenges, including anxiety, ADHD, and autism. More importantly, kids and families have fun and can do it!”