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Diagnosis Is Not Always Destiny
What’s in a Diagnosis (Mindset)? A diagnosis can be helpful, but it often arrives wrapped in cultural or medical expectations that may unintentionally narrow how we approach a child’s future. Labels tend to focus on what is “wrong,” rather than ... Read More
A Resource for Families in Crisis
Sometimes a child’s symptoms are so severe that parents feel overwhelmed or even paralyzed about what to do next. Crisis can arise at any time. When you are in crisis, it may feel like you are stuck in quicksand. If ... Read More
Coherence Parenting: Building Resilience Through Calm, Clarity, and Connection
Parenting in today’s fast-paced world can feel overwhelming. Between work demands, school pressures, technology overload, and constant change, both parents and children face stress like never before. In the midst of this chaos, one powerful tool can transform family dynamics ... Read More
Discovering Your “Why” for Your Child’s Healing Journey
What Is Your "Why"? Exploring one’s personal “why” (one’s deeper purpose, values, motivations, and longings) can help strengthen connection with intuition because it creates internal coherence. When you are clear about what truly matters to you, the body and mind ... Read More
Resilient Children
The one job that remains steadfast, consistent and still in existence is being a parent. Every generation feels the same pressure of not really knowing exactly what they are doing no matter how many books have been written on the ... Read More
What Happens When Your Child with Autism Ages out of the School System?
Teresa Badillo discusses what happens when your child with autism ages out of the school system and post-secondary-school options. Post-Secondary Options for Children with Autism That Age out of the School System One of the most challenging times for autism ... Read More
Mindfulness in Autism
In this post, Andrea Libutti MD tells us why is mindfulness in autism the most important thing you can do for your child. The Autism Journey The autism journey is not for the faint of heart. If you are like ... Read More
Parents Know Their Child Best
Patricia S. Lemer, M.Ed., NCC, M.S. Bus., Chairman Emeritus, Epidemic Answers tells us that parents know their child best and why this matters. Some of my clients' testimonies inspired me to share with you "the best advice I ever got." ... Read More
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