Neurodivergent kids don’t come with a roadmap—
So I created one.
This on-demand course is for parents of newly-diagnosed neurodivergent kids who are not sure what to do next. If your child was recently identified as autistic, ADHD, or twice-exceptional, this course is for you…especially if your head is swirling after the diagnostic feedback session. It’s going to be ok!
Hear what it’s all about in the video
I understand how overwhelming it feels to learn that your child needs something different to succeed. I know how stressful it can be to live with an impulsive, aggressive, or highly-emotional child. I know because I’m a parent who has been exactly where you are right now feeling all the things.
I’m also a child psychologist and former school psychologist who has helped hundreds of families better understand their child, build their support team, and learn to celebrate a life that’s more joyful than any you could have imagined.
In this on-demand course, I give you all the tools you need to understand your child’s skills, shift your parenting mindset from how you were parented to parenting your child, navigating your child’s emotions in the context of learning challenges, and how to take care of yourself along the way.
Are you ready to feel more capable on this new parenting journey?
What will I learn in this course?
How to review your child’s evaluation reports and map out their skills, strengths, and needs for support
When and how to talk with your child about their brain in a way that promotes self-acceptance and self-advocacy
How learning, emotions, and behaviors are connected, which will leave you feeling more confident
All about the art of setting limits with a sensitive child who craves co-regulation but also needs structure to foster independence
How to celebrate all the wins and build a village of support that does the same
This course is right for you if:
Your child has recently been identified as autistic, ADHD, twice-exceptional, has anxiety, learning disabilities, or sensory professing differences and you are feeling overwhelmed by what to do next.
You are trying to parent your child with a traditional model of rewards and consequences and it's just not working.
You are interested to learn more about maintaining a positive relationship with your child when they experience big feelings and explosive reactions but you’re not sure which behaviors are intentional and what is related to their disability.
You want to learn more about how behaviors are connected to anxiety, sensory differences, and frustration related to learning new skills both at school and at home.
You want to learn how to teach your child about their brain, motivate them, and build a supportive community to celebrate your child on their journey of growing up in a world that isn’t build for them…yet.
Overview of Course Lessons
LESSON 1
Understanding Your Child's Neurodivergence
LESSON 2
Shifting Your Mindset From Traditional Parenting Towards Parenting Your Child
LESSON 3
Understanding How Emotions are Connected to Learning
LESSON 4
Decoding Your Child's Behaviors & Redefining Expectations
LESSON 5
The Art of Setting Limits With Your Neurodivergent Child
LESSON 6
Embracing Your Child and Building a Community for the Future
COST
$197 USD
You will receive forever access to six 30-minute lessons to watch at your own pace and you will have access to any future revisions at no extra cost to you.
Are you ready to feel more hopeful on this parenting journey?
This course will help you gain a better understanding of your child’s needs while helping them feel safe and connected even when things are hard. Imagine watching them take risks, advocate for what they need, and celebrate their own neurodivergence all the while helping yourself feel more confident—and competent—in raising your child.
There is no better time to invest in your child and yourself.
Meet Dr. Emily
As a child psychologist, and former school psychologist, I’m here to help! I’ve spent the last 20 years working with neurodivergent children and teens along with their families and teachers in schools and private practice.
Children I have worked with over the years have taught me so much and so have their parents. Yet, I have another teacher. My son has taught me everything I didn’t learn in graduate school.
I’ve sat on both sides of the IEP table, first as a school psychologist and then as a parent. I know the feeling of thinking you are out of ideas to support your child. This feeling inspired my passion for helping parents and educators collaborate so that all children can experience success.
Our kids are complex. Our families are complex. There is so much information out there for parents, but we are ultimately the decision-makers of the next best step in our child’s journey.