Neurodivergent Parenting Community
You’ve tried every strategy you found online, and even what your child's teachers recommend but you’re exhausted trying to find the best resources for your child to overcome educational hurdles.
Are you tirelessly navigating the intricate challenges of raising a neurodivergent child?
You struggle to understand your child’s impulsive behaviors and are tired of receiving phone calls from the school but are at a loss on how to handle it.
You want your child to stop chewing their shirts, eating their hair or other sensory behaviors.
You want your child to make more friends and are worried about them being bullied.
You yearn to forge a deeper bond with your child and gain a deeper understanding of their unique needs and how to best support them.
You Struggle with:
Making sense of impulsive behaviors.
Managing transitions without meltdowns.
Navigating educational challenges.
Handling sensory sensitivities.
Supporting social interactions without stress.
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Your home environment naturally supported your child's behaviors, providing a calm and structured space where they could thrive without constant struggles.
Everyday routines and activities were tailored to meet your child's specific needs, reducing stress and fostering positive interactions within your family.
Strategies for managing challenging behaviors were widely understood and applied, creating a harmonious atmosphere where your child feels understood and supported at all times.
Hi, I’m Samantha. I empower parents of neurodivergent children to feel confident, supported, and informed as they navigate the unique journey of raising their children. As a board-certified music therapist and Positive Discipline Parenting Consultant, I provide compassionate guidance and evidence-based strategies to foster understanding, celebrate neurodiversity, and help families thrive.
I understand the challenges of parenting neurodivergent children firsthand. To be honest, my journey raising three children diagnosed with autism, ADHD, and other things hasn’t been easy. Beyond managing daily tasks, these challenges were layered with fears of failure, perfectionism, judgment, and grappling with imposter syndrome. It's incredibly draining, never knowing if you're making the right decisions.
Questions like:
Are my kids receiving enough therapy, or perhaps too much?
Should I homeschool or keep them in traditional schooling?
Why don't they want to invite friends over?
Have I damaged my relationship with them during moments of overstimulation?
It's disheartening when traditional parenting methods don't seem to work, but what else is there? I deeply understand the worries about your children when they don't look like their peers, and you notice people judging. It wasn’t until I found a community that I felt more empowered in my parenting and confident in my choices. It doesn’t mean that I feel confident all the time, but I know there’s always someone in my corner. Now, I realize the critical importance of having a supportive community where we can share ideas, vent, and learn from each other. I believe that together, as parents, we possess the collective wisdom needed to effectively support our children.
Connect with other parents facing similar challenges and share experiences, tips, and encouragement.
Access to curated resources, expert advice, and evidence-based strategies tailored to neurodivergent parenting.
Monthly sessions with specialists and professionals to address specific concerns and provide guidance.
Participate in workshops and webinars covering a range of topics from behavior management to educational advocacy so you can feel confident in your choices.
Engage in virtual meetups, themed activities, and community-driven initiatives to foster a sense of belonging and camaraderie.
Enjoy flexibility with online access to resources and community interactions, fitting into your schedule and needs as a parent.
What is neurodivergence?
Medicaid Resources
Other resources…music therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, aqua therapy, hippo therapy
What is masking?
Why do kids behave well at school and come home to have meltdowns?
What is stimming and why is it good?
AND SO MUCH MORE!
You can continue to struggle with the same frustrating parenting strategies. Or you can make a change.
It’s time to embrace new approaches that will help you cultivate a positive, connected relationship with your child and equip you with tools to effectively manage meltdowns when they arise.