This week, we are talking about the mental load of parenting neurodivergent kids. This episode is from season one and is our third most listened to episode ever.

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Dr. Morgan & Breann talk about holidays, travel & gatherings with neurodivergent humans. This episode is packed with tips and ideas that will hopefully help you reduce stress this holiday season.

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Wait time is talked about a lot in teacher training, but not much in parenting content. Giving our kids enough time to think and problem-solve builds so many lifelong skills. But finding the line between productive struggle and full shutdown or meltdown can be really tricky. So today we will talk about wait time: what it is, why it is important, why it is extra important for neurodivergent kids, and how you can use this strategy effectively at home.

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Burnout is a common and often not very talked about thing many neurodivergent people (including kids!) experiance. In this episode, we talk about what burnout is, why it happens, what it can look and feel like for neurodivergent people, and what we can do to support ourselves and our kids.

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We get so many questions about telling people you’re neurodivergent or telling people your kid is neurodivergent, particularly this time of year. So today let’s talk about it!

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Today, we are talking about people who have had or have a primary medical concern that makes them far more likely to be neurodivergent than average. The biggest chunk of people in this group were born preterm, but it also includes some types of traumatic births, and people born with other conditions requiring high levels of medical care from birth. We will get into who is in this group, why this group is growing, and how we can best support these people and their families.

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Learning disabilities are often misunderstood, and they commonly co-occur with other types of neurodivergence. So today, let’s talk about it: What diagnosis are we talking about when we say learning disabilities? Why are learning disabilities a neurodivergence? And what is commonly misunderstood about learning disabilities?

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Today, we are doing the second episode in our little mini series on teaching strategies you can use at home. Today we are talking win win choices. This is a way to increase choice, autonomy, and interest while still accomplishing the tasks that need to be done.

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