
A community of parents of neurodivergent kids who want to feel more connected, calm, and present.
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Hi! How has your week been?
Today we have a guest post from Special Educator , which will speak more directly to parents of teens. But honestly? The sooner you can start doing this, the more practice you’...
I was allowed one photo together on our snorkeling trip.
Hi! How has your week been?
First: Have you heard about my anti-Hallmark Mother’s Day Weekend Retreat? Have you seen the LIVE I did with my friend on the complicated feelings we’r...
6 simple ways to change your brain’s habit patterns, and promote more contentment, confidence, and connection in your family.
Welcome back! How are you feeling about this series so far?
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If you missed last week’s post, read it here before continuing:
Polyvagal-Informed Strategies For a Calmer Family (Part 1)
This is a challenging time to be a parent — and you are uniquel...
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Parenting today is hard, and raising neurodivergent kids can feel especially intense. Parents are realizing how essential nervous system regulation is to helping our kids feel safe and supported....
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Mindfulness teacher for parents raising neurodivergent kids. ADDitude Contributor. Cycle breaker, vagus nerd, empath.
Veteran educator, sped mom, meditator. Building an online space where parents/caregivers can connect with inner clarity and contemplative community, then work together for collective liberation.
success story in slow motion | neuro-ambiguous | spoonie | seal-rescuer | loves \ud83c\udf0a +\ud83c\udf69+ \ud83d\udcda + \ud83c\udf1e + \ud83d\udc08 | good enough | owner of intentionally tiny business
Talia Zamora is a Neurodivergent Coach with 6 years’ experience. Shaped by growing up in and raising a neurodivergent family, she supports overwhelm, masking and self-doubt while nurturing strengths, acceptance and growth.
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