Study skills are a part of executive functioning, so neurodivergent people may find themselves struggling.
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With many people, a bright line exists between the concept of neurodiversity, and behavioral therapy.
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Questioning yourself, and wondering if you deserve to be where you are. There’s a name for it.
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What does it mean to be profoundly gifted, and how can we help people who fit this profile?
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Be prepared for your child’s first signs of adulthood.
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It’s another chance to ask your questions in our Facebook group and hear the answers from Emily.
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Sometimes it’s okay to let go of parental expectations and “norms.”
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A perspective on intelligence, giftedness, twice-exceptionality, and neurodivergence.
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A mother’s story about the journey, the life, and the death, of her autistic son.
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Picking up cues from your own body can be more difficult than you think.
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Sometimes parents have to teach themselves before they can teach their kids.
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What do statistics tell us about the two communities?
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Relationships in the world of neurodiversity are more complicated.
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There are many methods of studying, and for neurodivergent people, some are better than others.
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You’re the parent your child needs, whether you know it or not.
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For neurodivergent people, the road to task initiation is paved with anxiety.
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