Every child deserves to feel understood and included! Teaching kids about neurodiversity early fosters empathy, reduces stigma, and helps them embrace differences. By normalizing accommodations and shifting perspectives, we create a more accepting world where everyone can thrive.
Today, I’m joined by Laura Petix, a Neurodivergent Occupational Therapist, to ... Show More
Today
Unplugged: Why Phone-Free Policies Help Kids Thrive at School
In this eye-opening and deeply needed episode, I sat down with Clayton Cranford—a 20-year law enforcement veteran, former school resource officer, crisis negotiator, national award winner, and founder of Cyber Safety Cop. Drawing from decades of experience at the intersection of ... Show More
46m 26s
Sep 9
Why Feeding Kids Feels Harder Than Ever — And 5 Simple Shifts That Actually Work
In this insightful and encouraging episode, I had the honor of sitting down with board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and founder of Ahimsa, Dr. Manasa Mantravadi. Trained in pediatric endocrinology, Dr. Manasa saw firsthand the dramatic rise of chronic childhood condition ... Show More
59m 46s
Feb 2024
Empowering Parents of Neurodivergent Children with Dr. Palmer, Episode #65
<h2>Dr. David Palmer of <a href="https://www.theimatter.co/aboutme" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Inclusion Matters Collective</a> walks us through how to support, nurture, and help our neurodivergent children to shine! He explores simple, effective tools to build emo ... Show More
31m 43s
Sep 2023
Ep430: Neurodivergent Parenting with Kerry Schroeder
Often, the parenting styles that we are aware of are only fit for neurotypical children. What do we do when we deal with a child that is neurodivergent? In this episode, Celeste The Therapist and Kerry Schroeder, registered clinical counsellor, talk about neurodivergent children ... Show More
36m 46s
Jun 2025
Case Study: The Secret to Connecting With Your Neurodivergent Child [Fan Favorite]
Have you been told that because your child is neurodivergent, they need different rules? That connection-based parenting works for neurotypical kids, but your child with autism or ADHD requires charts, rewards, and consequences to manage behavior. Many of us hear this, leaving us ... Show More
19m 38s