Rethinking “Do-It-All” Parenting

Rethinking “Do-It-All” Parenting

Why We Need Community Now More Than Ever Lately, I’ve been reflecting on how individualistic parenting has become in modern American culture — especially for families raising neurodivergent kids. Somewhere along the way, we’ve accepted the idea that parents should...
Skateboards, Sunflowers & Sibling Love 

Skateboards, Sunflowers & Sibling Love 

I was struck by something my 10-year-old AuDHD son, Ethan, did recently that left me quietly moved—and reminded me just how layered and powerful the emotional world of neurodivergent kids can be. For context: Ethan attends a school that uses a points-based incentive...
Curiosity as a Bridge to Connection

Curiosity as a Bridge to Connection

One of the most powerful—and often underestimated—tools we have as parents of neurodivergent children is curiosity. I often encourage the families I work with to “get curious” about their child’s behavior. That doesn’t mean tolerating harmful...