Everything you need to know before you buy.
Formats, printing, app codes, and the answers to every question people send me at midnight.
What am I actually buying?
Digital downloads. Most decks and guides are printable PDFs that land in your inbox the second you check out, so you can print them at home or keep them on your phone or tablet.
What does “App Purchase” mean?
Some decks also come as an app version. When you buy one of those, you get a code that unlocks the deck in the NeuroScouts deck-draw app, so you can pull cards on your phone without printing anything.
How do I print the cards?
Regular printer paper works fine. Cardstock makes them feel like real cards and survive being carried around in a bag. Cut them out, keep a stack wherever you get stuck, and you're done.
Why is everything in that font?
Every tool is set in OpenDyslexic, because accessibility is the starting point here. If words tend to swim for you, this is on purpose.
Should I buy a single deck or a kit?
If you're low on energy or money, start with one $8 deck. If you already know the problem is big and ongoing, a starter kit gives you the whole system for less than buying the pieces separately.
Are these therapy or medical treatment?
They're educational tools, built from lived experience and research. They're wonderful alongside therapy and support, and they're not a replacement for care from a clinician.
Can I use them with clients, students, or my kid?
Yes! Parents, teachers, and therapists use them all the time. If you want to bring NeuroScouts to a whole school or team, reach out through alorayoung.com.
Something went wrong with my download.
It happens! Check your spam folder first, and if it's still not there, email alora2003@neuroscouts.org and I'll get it to you.
Refund and delivery details live in the refund policy.