Resources
A curated collection of articles and resources to help you navigate daily life, written for individuals with differences, their families, and the people who support them.
For Families & Caregivers
A dedicated section for parents, siblings, and caregivers.
Non-profit Organizations for Autism
Organizations that help people and families navigate an autism diagnosis and raise awareness in the autism community.
Read more →Strategies For The At-Home Student
Five practical strategies to help children learn from home, from building a routine to limiting distractions.
Read more →Dr. Jessi Sigander
Dr. Jessi Sigander talks with our founder about dyslexia, whole-body wellness, and her "Dyslexic for a Day" simulation.
Read more →Better Hearing and Speech Month: Early Intervention
What early intervention is, why early evaluation matters for young children, and where families can find communication specialists and information.
Read more →Celebrate a Fun & Inclusive Halloween
Tips for a safer, more inclusive Halloween: sensory-friendly costumes, the Blue Bucket and Teal Pumpkin projects, and fun alternatives to trick-or-treating.
Read more →What Can A School Psychological Consultant Do For Your Child?
How a school psychological consultant works with teachers, parents, and outside professionals to support a struggling student, step by step.
Read more →Cerebral Palsy: A Complete Guide For Caregiving
A book recommendation for parents and caregivers of children with cerebral palsy, covering treatment, daily caregiving, and preparing for independence.
Read more →FACES Parent Network
The FACES Parent Network connects parents of children and adults with epilepsy or seizures with other parents who have lived through the same experience.
Read more →Laura Phillips, PsyD, ABPdN
Our founder interviews Dr. Laura Phillips, a child neuropsychologist, about evaluating children and how parents can support learning, routine, and well-being.
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