How to Build Self-Esteem in a Neurodivergent Learner
We don’t often think about it, but self-esteem plays a key role in a child’s development. It shapes how they view themselves, handle challenges, and interact with the world. For neurodivergent learners, including those who are twice exceptional, self-esteem can be...
How to Turn Your Child’s Special Interests Into Strengths
Does your child have restricted interests? Maybe they dive deep into a subject and excitedly talk about it with anybody who will listen. Perhaps they shift every month or so from interest to interest, but they all connect in an interesting way. For parents of unique...
How to Prepare Your Anxious Child for Holiday Events
When did there become so many holiday events every year? We love the traditions, the fun, and all of the festivities…but over time, the lights, the sounds, the crowds, and the busy schedule can become a lot for anyone to handle. If your child struggles with anxiety,...
Why and How to Add “Heavy Work” Into Your Child’s Day
Think about the last time your child was dysregulated. If they have any kind of sensory processing challenge, which one in six children do, this can be a regular occurrence. Finding the unique strategies that work for them can be difficult, but for many neurodivergent...
Sensory Play Ideas for the Fall
Transitions are hard, and for many of our students, transitioning seasons and back to school at the same time can be a challenging time. Sometimes, sensory play is a perfect activity to fit into an after-school routine or a weekend to help your child decompress as...
