
A community of parents of neurodivergent kids who want to feel more connected, calm, and present.
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Image by my brilliant friend Katie DelaVaughn
We were walking home from preschool, holding hands as we passed Greenwood Playground in our Brooklyn neighborhood.
“Mama,” he asked, “am I the baby you wanted? Did you wish for a different ba...
This is the first 300 words of a story I’m working on. It’s taking a long time. This summer I’m trying to stay present with nature and patient with myself.
Ocean was three when he asked me a question that dropped me to my knees.
We were...
If you’re raising a neurodivergent kid and somewhere along the way you’ve lost touch with yourself…
If parenting feels different than you expected.
If you’re exhausted from holding everything and everyone together.
If you’re longing t...
Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Unsplash
Many parents of neurodivergent kids live with chronic stress.
We’re advocating, solving problems, worrying, and holding everything together for years at a time. Our nervous systems get stuck in survival...
If yours is younger, are you curious how to get a head start on transitioning to independence?
With the underst...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
HSP writer, parent guide, mindfulness & compassion teacher raising an amazing neurodivergent kid. ADDitude Contributor. Cycle breaker, vagus nerd, empath.
Sped mom, educator, fidgety meditator. Building an online space for my fellow tired parents/caregivers, where mindfulness practice meets messy reality.
Midwife to new stories. Certified Forest Therapy Guide. Equipping highly sensitive women leaders to change the world without burning out. A psychologist, but not yours.
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.
I help parents of teens with ADHD/dyslexia rebuild their teen's confidence and bring their spark for learning back.
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