It Takes a Village not to Lose a Child
Davina RobertsonWhen you feel that you don't really belong anywhere how do you create belonging for your children? I write about the shame of not-belonging as it passes through generations, and I explore what kind of communities can heal this debilitating shame.
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I lost my brilliant and neurodivergent son Sam to an education system that couldn't see him. Therapist, writer, and advocate—I'm sharing our story for those dreaming up the schools and communities that our neurodivergent children need.
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