Executive functioning isn’t just something that’s nice to have—it’s essential.
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Every neurodivergent person has a unique mix of strengths, challenges, and needs—but too often, the systems meant to support them take a one-size-fits-all approach.
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The double empathy problem—what it is and why it matters in schools.
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OCD is so much more than being neat or organized, but those misconceptions mean many people—especially kids—go undiagnosed.
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Self-regulation is tough for a lot of kids, especially neurodivergent ones.
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Most of us think about language development as learning words one at a time, slowly building vocabulary step by step. Not the case with Gestalt.
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How can we support kids' social and emotional growth without just managing their behavior?
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Math can stir up a lot of anxiety—for kids and adults alike.
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Supporting learners isn't just about what happens in formal lessons—it's about how we connect with them everywhere they learn.
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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, or RSD—it’s a term that hits home for so many people with ADHD, but it’s not really acknowledged in the research world.
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Emotional dysregulation is a big part of living with ADHD that doesn’t always get the attention it deserves.
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What if baffling moments are actually doorways to deeper understanding?
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The principles of Universal Design for Learning can transform how we help people learn.
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Self-regulation isn't just about managing emotions—it's about how we think, feel, and behave in the learning environment.
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Traditional therapy models often position clinicians as the experts, but what happens when this dynamic overlooks the lived experiences of neurodivergent clients?
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