Brain Hacks: Strategies to Rally Motivation and Get Things Done
Brain Hacks
Strategies to Rally Motivation and Get Things Done (Even When You Don’t Want To)
Authors: Michelle Garcia Winner and Jenny Sojat
Brain Hacks is a colorful, high-energy graphic novel where five stressed-out teens meet online, and form friendships as they learn strategies from each of their quirky brain-based CREW to navigate the ups and downs of their different high school experiences. With science-powered “mind magic,” they learn how thoughts, feelings, memories, and imagination can team up to build confidence, motivation, and problem-solve which all involve executive functioning. Packed with dynamic visuals, time-travel, and brain-boosting tips, this adventure makes managing a tween or teen’s mind feel like they have the coolest superpower ever.
$24.99
- Ages: Ages 11-18
- Format: Paperback with Layflat spine
- ISBN: 9781962301060
- Pages: 132
- Published: 2025
Related Resources to Support the Social Thinking Methodology Taught in This Curriculum
Free Articles
Social Thinking is proud to provide an extensive collection of free articles devoted to helping individuals build stronger social awareness and social functioning using the Social Thinking Methodology.
On Demand Courses
Utilizing more than 25 years of clinical practice and the latest research, these one-of-a-kind online training courses explore a large range of aspects required for developing social competencies, including self-regulation, executive functioning, social problem-solving abilities, and much more.
Back-to-School Strategies for Executive Function Success
Teach It Today, See It Tomorrow
Fostering the Development of Executive Functions
How Do Students Get Things Done
Free Webinars
Our free webinars are rich resources for learning 10 core Social Thinking concepts and exploring key social emotional learning topics, including stress management, social anxiety, executive functioning, and self-regulation.