Considerations for providing meaningful, compassionate, and connection-driven therapy to neurodivergent children.
by Angela DiBernardo, M.A., CCC-SLP
You may be asking, what is neurodiversity?
Neurodiversity is recognizing the expectation that there will be variations within the human population, including brain differences. One way an individual...
Do you love to host parties? I know I do. I have two boys who love big birthday parties, and I love celebrating my big day with friends and family. I also run a nonprofit that hosts a large...
I am always looking for activities for my kids, sports, dance, art, nature; you name it! But as my brood has grown from one child to three, my resources are spreading thin. The cost of preschool alone makes me...
Everyone has felt stress in their lives. As a parent raising young children, stress can feel like it never ends. However, you find ways to relax and take the edge off, so you feel ready for the next day.
Sadly,...
Our littlest ones are probably not watching much television and seeing what is happening in the world, but let’s face it, they can feel it. They sense the sadness and the weight of so much tragedy and loss.
As moms,...
My kids and I were lucky to attend a pre-screening event for the new Warren Brothers picture DC League of Superpets. We love going to the movies, even when we aren't excited about what we're seeing. We love being...
LGBTQ+ individuals and couples are increasingly entering parenthood in the US. But no two paths to same-sex parenthood are the same, which is why education on options and considerations are important.
Family-building Journey via Surrogacy
Take for example, Michael Harbour and...
They say that the second child is wildly different from the first child
I've never been one to believe such notions. The saying was an old wives' tale. Children are children. Differences are a good thing. Our first child Ilse...
Like most, I am ready for a break when school is out. But let's be honest, your kids are not. They like routines, being busy, and love seeing their friends. My oldest just graduated kindergarten, so transitioning to school...
My husband and I were both products of the public school system. We loved our educational upbringing and always assumed we would send our kids to public school.
Once we had kids, and the eldest was getting close to preschool...