Today, I sat down with Scotty Weintraub, owner of Reframe Parenting—a way to help parents work with and help their neurodivergent children. Do mind there were a few technical hiccups, but you might not notice them, we were laughing a lot at things just going on the fritz, however, we still had an amazing conversation.

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In this conversation, Scotti discusses the inception of Reframe Parenting, born from her personal experiences as a frustrated parent navigating the challenges of raising a neurodivergent child. She emphasizes the importance of reframing perspectives on children's behaviors, advocating for understanding rather than labeling. The dialogue explores the journey of self-discovery for both parents and children, the significance of diagnosis, and the need for effective advocacy within the school system. Scotti shares insights on how parents can better support their children by understanding their unique needs and fostering open communication. In this conversation, Scotti and Stefan discuss the challenges faced by neurodivergent children in the education system and the importance of parental involvement. They explore the need to redefine success beyond traditional academic grades, emphasizing the significance of finding individual passions and the role of empathy in communication. Scotti shares insights on how to support parents in navigating their children's educational struggles, the importance of resource sharing, and the need for advocacy in schools to better serve neurodiverse students. The discussion highlights the journey of transitioning clients to independence and the ongoing support available through networking and specialized resources.

Stop, take a moment... and check in with yourself. The holidays are here

PiPa is not just the Administrative Assistant for The Self Determination Group a part of the Arc of Texas.

She is also a neurodivergent and the parent of a neurodivergent child.

We get into her story and the path she has been on and will continue to follow, supporting, being an advocate, and helping those who need help in the neurodivergent community.