Cindy Chuan breaks down what parents can do to support children developing executive functioning skills. She shares valuable tips for how to incorporate that support into everyday tasks and play

Sara Olsher founder of Mighty and Bright, explains why structures are so important to establishing clear expectations and easing anxiety for unique kids. She shows how to use visual aids to foster independence and develop executive functioning skills. 

Stacie Walker shares how to look for and identify the possibilities in life in the middle of chaos and struggle. She gives clarity on what homeschooling parents can do to envision and begin to build the future they’d like to have.

Afsaneh Moradian explains why neurodivergent kids resist learning when they don’t have meaningful learning experiences. She shares from her own experience and expertise why meaningful learning is so important and how parents can begin to approach creating meaningful learning experiences for their unique homeschoolers.

Dawn Friedman walks us through what kids experience in their brains and bodies when they feel anxious. She explains why anxiety can lead to kids shutting down or being unable to perform tasks, and why it’s so important to prevent kids from becoming so anxious. 

Meg Grooms, founder of Gameschooling Academy, shares how to make gameschooling work for your unique family and ways you can adapt games to different learning styles, personalities, and preferences.

Adam Seitz shares why creative, improvisational thinking is so important for neurodivergent kids. He opens up about his personal experience growing up as a child with ADHD and the work that he does with kids now. He provides lots of helpful tips and resources to help parents add creative thinking and problem solving to homeschooling. 

Megan Uotila shares the incredible story behind how her autistic son became a kidpreneur. She explains all of the ways having a business have been transformative for her child and how they’ve created a business to help other children easily become kidpreneurs.

Angela Griffith explains why it’s so important to stay connected to your partner while you’re homeschooling and raising neurodivergent kids. She shares helpful ways to have more moments together without spending money or having time without the kids. 

Jill Ross Nadler explains why creative thinking is so important for children. She shares how storytelling can be a wonderful and powerful teaching tool that develops so many learning and life skills in addition to creative thinking.

Michelle McVittie explains how to troubleshoot obstacles to healthy family communication. She shares expert advice on how to respond when your child shuts down, refuses to participate in family discussions, and more.

Nikki Williams Rucker and Malachi Rucker share their journey to take Malachi’s idea for creating SPD- friendly clothes and turn it into a full-fledged clothing business, Divergent Clothing Co. Both mom and son offer important advice for other kids who have ideas and parents who may not know how to best support them.

Elan Page shares the key things to consider when deciding whether or not to homeschool. She offers an approach to homeschooling that makes the most of the flexibility and possibilities homeschooling provides. 

Sarah Collins explains the different skills that compromise executive function. She shares expert guidance for parents and concrete ways to support children in developing executive function.

Danielle Bettmann explains what is going on when kids explode and meltdown. She shares what the child’s experience is in those moments and what parents can do to prevent explosions and meltdowns.

Mary Ann Hughes shares ways to support neurodivergent kids when parents are going through a divorce. She explains why it’s important to consider your unique children’s needs during the process and advocate to make sure their needs are met during and after divorce.

Sylvia Tam explains the different definitions of kidpreneurship and why it’s so beneficial to unique children. She shares how transformative being a kidpreneur can be and the unexpected doors it can open for kids.

Nicci Lou describes her amazing worldschooling adventure with her neurodivergent family, visiting 18 countries in one year. She explains how she was able to navigate challenges that came up and how she uses a similar approach to coaching neurodivergent adults.

Michelle Wierman explains the numerous benefits of learning ASL for neurodivergent homeschoolers. She shares how transformative learning ASL can be for verbal and non verbal children.

Pam Lauzon explains the many ways neurodivergent kids can benefit from learning graphic design. She shares easy and free ways kids can begin to develop graphic design skills and how that can increase engagement with academic work and open career opportunities in the future.