Bloom Where You Are Planted: How Community Resources Can Help You Grow
It’s hard to believe that Springtime will be here soon. Flowers will start to bloom, and the rain showers will help them grow into their bright and beautiful brilliance. Many are excited about spring because of the hope and the new beginnings that this time of year reminds us of. At times, as a caregiver […]
Love is All You Need: How Self-Love Can Make You the Best You
As Valentine’s Day quickly approaches, I thought we’d spend a little time talking about how loving ourselves can help us love the neurodiverse in our world better! How you may be wondering? Through the practice of self-care. When you hear those words, what comes to mind? Are you successfully implementing it into every day? Do […]
Shine Bright This New Year: How to Manage Burnout, Be Productive, and Shine in 2023
Bene Brown is known for saying, “If you don’t want to burnout- stop living like you’re on fire.” This quote makes me chuckle, but as a caregiver for a neurodiverse loved one, I’m sure we’ve all had moments where you may feel like you’re running around on fire. If you’re like me, you’ve also realized […]
The holidays in the United States are just weeks away. The weather is changing, we’re getting ready for more time with family and friends, and we are anticipating the memories we will treasure from the experiences with those we love. As caregivers to those who are neurodivergent, we know that the change of pace and […]
As we say hello to October we also want to greet you- the amazing caregivers to the neurodiverse in your life. Whether you are a parent, guardian, friend, teacher, therapist, supporter, or service provider to those living with neurodiveristy, we want to acknowledge you. As we enter fall we notice the changing colors and you, […]
Rock The School Year: Learn How to Best Support Your Learner this Year!
September is here! We hope you’re getting in the groove with your fall schedule as summer fades away. As we head into this time of year, many of us have learners and we would benefit from ways to make this school year rock! Dana Kollman, experienced educator, reading tutor and founder of Actually Learn It […]
Education, for a parent or caregiver of a neurodiverse student, is often on the top of the list of things to do (or figure out) after a diagnosis. We want to what is best for our children and so we study, read, listen, and research to provide what they need to thrive, grow, and develop […]
Neurodiversity has been defined as the range of differences in individual brain function and behavioral traits, that falls outside societal standards of typical. The image below does a great job breaking it down. The neurodiveresityhub.org shares that, Although there is broad diversity across the population, some individuals have neurological variations that make it particularly challenging […]
Bloom Where You’re Planted, Learning to Blossom Where You Are
Before we know it, spring will be here. Flowers will be blooming, what seemed lifeless will start flourish, and the rain showers will bring an abundance of growth and beauty. As this season envelopes us with its beauty and hope, it initiates an anticipation in me to create those same type of virtues in my […]
What’s Love Got to Do with It?! How Self-Care Can Help You Love the Neurodiverse in Your Life Better
As Valentine’s Day quickly approaches, I thought we’d spend a little time talking about how loving ourselves can help us love the neurodiverse in our world better! How you may be wondering? Through the practice of self-care. When you hear those words, what comes to mind? Are you successfully implementing it into every day? Do […]
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