Atypical Kids, Mindful Parents
Kate Lynch, Julie M Green, Ryan Rose Weaver (she/hers), Laura Robinson, Meg, Ej dickson, TaliaA community of parents of neurodivergent kids who want to feel more connected, calm, and present.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 242 | Subscribers | Read | katelynch.substack.com |
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I’m a mindfulness teacher for parents raising neurodivergent kids. A kinder future for our kids begins with kindness toward ourselves.
Julie M Green writes The Autistic Mom. She is the author of Motherness: a Memoir of Generational Autism, Parenthood, and Radical Acceptance. Her writing has been featured in Washington Post, HuffPost, Parents, and more.
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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