SLA Leah Hunter, MAMFT Brain Library · Worksheet
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Strengths Inventory

What I’m good at.

Neurodivergent brains come with real strengths, and they’re easier to lean on once you can name them. Collect yours here, with proof.

Members can fill this in online and keep their answers in their Library. Come back and edit it any time. Or download the PDF to print.

The worksheet, as designed. The same content is written out below.

Strengths Inventory, page 1 of the handout as designed
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Step 1 · Word bank

Circle every word that fits you. Star your top three. Add your own in the blanks.

Circle every word that fits you. Tick all that apply

  • pattern-spotting
  • deep focus
  • honesty
  • creativity
  • sense of justice
  • memory for details
  • empathy
  • problem-solving
  • humor
  • loyalty
  • curiosity
  • big-picture thinking
  • noticing detail
  • persistence
  • originality
  • passion
  • fairness
  • directness
  • imagination
  • systems thinking
  • independence
  • kindness
  • adaptability
  • enthusiasm
  • Other:

Star your top three.

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Step 2 · Evidence board

Your top three, with proof. Small moments count.

StrengthA time I used itHow it helps me now
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Step 3 · Flip it

Example: “too intense” → I care deeply and commit fully.

Something I’ve been criticized forThe strength inside it
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Reflect

One place I want to use a strength this week.

For reflection and practice, not diagnosis. Bring it to your next session if you’d like to talk it through.