Practical ADHD and autism support, understanding and tools for transforming the hardest parts of family life
FamilyFX gives you somewhere reliable to turn when family life is hard, a school conversation is coming or you need to understand what may be going on. Start with one clear answer, go deeper when you need to and turn what you know into a useful plan or document.
Written for real family life, with practical detail, careful language and sources you can follow.
One payment covers 12 months. Membership renews annually, and you can turn off renewal at any time while keeping access until the end of your current membership year.
Payment options
Pay by card or PayPal. Eligible customers may also be offered Klarna to spread the cost. Available options are confirmed by Stripe at checkout.
NeuroFX patients get their first year free with an access code, which does not auto-renew. Your 14-day right to cancel ends once you access the members' content.
290+
published articles
8
modules
14
deep guides
8
practical packs
8
tools
Altogether, FamilyFX contains around half a million words of practical guidance, organised so you can begin with one question rather than feel you need to read it all.
Everything is included
The Library and Blog
Find clear answers across hundreds of articles, from everyday family life and school to healthcare, rights and growing independence.
Eight connected modules
Follow the FamilyFX method from understanding behaviour and reducing pressure to strengthening relationships and advocating clearly.
Deep guides and practical packs
Work through demanding subjects in depth, then use the worksheets, scripts and planning pages in your own family life.
Eight document-building tools
Turn your notes into a clear SENCO meeting pack, GP summary, request letter or record, ready to download as a PDF or editable Word file.
My FamilyFX
Choose the areas your family needs help with and bring relevant starting points, saved work and useful tools together in one place.
Sources you can follow
Articles include supporting sources and further reading where they are useful, so you can check the detail or explore the evidence for yourself.
Meet Mimir, your FamilyFX companion
Ask Mimir a question and it will use FamilyFX content to help you think through what may be happening and find a sensible next step. It can also point you towards a relevant article or tool. Mimir is included with membership.
My 8-year-old melts down every day right after school pickup. What is going on?
The end of the school day can bring together tiredness, hunger, sensory load and the effort of coping in school. Some children hold things together until they reach a familiar person or place, then lose the capacity to manage one more demand. A quieter landing after pickup may help: perhaps a snack, fewer questions and time to recover. Would you like to look at what happens just before the meltdown and plan an after-school routine that fits your child?
Do you think she is autistic?
I cannot tell you that, and I would not try. A diagnosis needs a proper assessment with a qualified clinician. What I can do is help you describe clearly what you are seeing, so that when you speak to your GP or a specialist you have an organised picture to bring with you.
This is a sample conversation. Mimir uses FamilyFX content for information and support; it does not diagnose or give medical advice.
12-month membership
£79.99 / 12 months
One payment gives you the full Library and every module, deep guide, pack and tool for 12 months. Membership renews annually. Turn off renewal at any time and your access will continue until the end of the membership year you have paid for.
Start my 12-month membershipPayment options
Pay by card or PayPal. Eligible customers may also be offered Klarna to spread the cost. Available options are confirmed by Stripe at checkout.
NeuroFX patients can use an access code for a free first year. It does not auto-renew and requires no payment details.
FamilyFX is education and support only. It is not a diagnosis, and not medical or legal advice. Read what it is and is not.