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The Season of Gratitude
The leaves are changing, the temperature is dropping, and the days are getting shorter. With the holidays approaching, we are given the opportunity to gather with our loved ones and reflect on the things we are grateful for. Whether you are busy grocery shopping, coordinating with friends and family, or pulling out your winter gear, take a moment to pause and breathe. While it may be difficult to tear yourself away from the endless list of items that must be completed, shifti
Liz Ryan
4 days ago3 min read
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Making Halloween Fun and Inclusive for Neurodivergent Kids
Halloween can be an overwhelming time for many children. There are scary decorations, loud noises, and unfamiliar routines. Even the bravest adults can remember a time when the ‘spooky season’ gave them chills. However, this season also brings with it opportunities to create fond memories with your family, whether it be at the pumpkin patch, on the hayrack ride, or sharing a fall walk to admire the changing leaves. While navigating this season with a neurodivergent child may
Liz Ryan
Oct 213 min read
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Attention: Positive or Negative, Your Children Want It!
Have you noticed that your child often engages in behaviors like tantrums, whining, and interrupting that seem like they're just trying...
Jolie Smith
Feb 264 min read
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Uncovering the Mystery: How Executive Function Impacts Children with ADHD
Understanding how executive function influences children with ADHD is crucial for parents, educators, and caregivers. Executive functions...
Danielle Epler
Jan 204 min read
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