ABOUT CHRISTOPHER BRIAN

A Movement for Change

At the core of The Adventures of Christopher Brian is a simple truth: stories can change lives. These aren’t just fun tales for kids — they’re real conversations disguised as adventures. Through honest, creative storytelling, we help children — and the adults around them — face big topics like ADHD, mental health, grief, resilience, and self-worth.

Each time Christopher steps into a new world, it opens a door for the reader too. A door to understanding. A chance to talk about hard things. And maybe, a way to heal.

But this isn’t just a book series. It’s a movement.

Too many kids and families are struggling in silence. ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, and loss can feel overwhelming. I know — I’ve lived it. I’ve lost loved ones to suicide. That pain drives this mission: to bring real hope to the people who need it most.

As more families face the challenges of dementia and Alzheimer’s, the series is also growing into something intergenerational. These stories can help children understand what their parents or grandparents are going through — and in many cases, can even help spark memories and emotional connection for older adults. Stories can bridge generations, and this series is built to do exactly that.

We’re building more than books:

• Illustrated stories grounded in truth, wonder, and lived experience

• Interactive workbooks that help kids explore feelings and find their voice

• Short videos and animations to bring the characters to life

• A digital storytelling space for families, educators, and caregivers to connect and learn together

Together, these tools create conversation, connection, and comfort. This is about reaching people where they are — and letting them know they’re not alone.

Help Us Make a Difference

We’re working with ADHD support networks, educators, and suicide prevention organizations to turn these stories into real-life resources—and we’re reaching out to families and caregivers of those living with Alzheimer’s and dementia to do the same.

Through Christopher Brian’s journey, readers learn:

• How to speak up and ask for help

• That mistakes are part of learning

• How to face bullies, doubt, and fear

• That imagination and empathy are real strengths

• That memory loss doesn’t erase love

• And that storytelling isn’t just entertainment—it’s survival, connection, and healing

By supporting this movement, you're not just buying books. You're helping build something lasting. You're helping us deliver hope, one story at a time.