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We won’t fix your kid because they aren’t broken, and that’s not a thing!Dr. Morgan Beidleman and Breann Colpitts tackle your questions and society’s misconceptions about neurodiverence and neurodivergent parenting. Dr. Morgan @drmorganbeidleman is a psychologist and former teacher. Breann @itsbreanncolpitts is a school psychologist and social coach for twice-exceptional kids. Both are also neurodivergent and parents to neurodivergent kids.
Unknown Host hosts Parenting Neurodivergent Humans, a kids show with 89 episodes published.
This week, we are back with part 2 of our conversation about 5 life skills everyone needs. If you haven't listened to part 1 yet, you can find that here. You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode here
We get so many questions that boil down to "how do I prepare my neurodivergent kid for ____". So today we are talking about 5 foundational skills that help your kid succeed at something new, whether that's kindergarten,
This week, we are taking your questions! You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode here . If we are a good fit for you, join our communities! We would love to have you! You can find us on Instagr
There are a lot of important conversations to be had about tech concerns, safety, boundaries, etc. But tech has also made life so much easier, particularly for neurodivergent people. So today we are going to dive into 5
This week, we are talking about summer sensory needs: sweat, heat, sunscreen, wet clothes. It's a lot! We will talk through some of the reasons summer can be extra hard sensory-wise and some of our favorite tips and hack
"Be consistent" and "do what you say you are going to do" are among the most common pieces of parenting advice. But how does this fit with changing your mind or realizing that the rule you made actually isn't a good fit
This week, we are talking about summer learning loss. Should kids do academic work in the summer? If so, how much? And is it different for neurodivergent kids? You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode
This week, we are talking about finding the line between supporting neurodivergent kids and "rewarding bad behavior" or "giving in." You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode here . If we are a g
This week, we are taking your questions! You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode here . You can find Dr. Morgan's neurodivergent character list here . If we are a good fit for you, join our commu
This week, we are talking about what to do when your kid sets goals and doesn't follow through. Should you leave it alone? Encourage them without getting involved? Try to help? You can submit a question for our next Q&A
This week we are talking about what neurodivergent means, where this term came from, and what is included under the neurodivergent umbrella. You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode here . If we
Today, we talk about why assessments and meetings sometimes feel overwhelming, exhausting, or even bad- even when you have a great team and neuroaffirming providers. You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode
This week, we are talking about the crossover between neurodivergence & trauma. You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode here . You can find our episode on the intersection between premies/babies
This week, we are taking your questions! You can submit a question for our next Q&A episode here . You can find Dr. Morgan's guide for getting more support for your kid here . You can find Breann's Facebook p
This week, we are talking about why it's so important for neurodivergent people to have neurodivergent role models, why they can be hard to find, and how you can get more neurodivergent role models into your life and you
There is a common misconception that neurodivergent kids “outgrow” their neurodivergence. But neurodivergence is how your brain is wired. Neurodivergent kids become neurodivergent adults. So this week, Dr. Morgan, Breann
Neurodivergent kids and teens often have patterns of development that look "uneven" compared to their neurotypical peers. They might have some intellectual, physical, and or emotional abilities that are behind their peer
One of you sent in a great question about how to parent kids who have very different needs. Whether you have a mix of neurodivergent and neurotypical kids or multiple neurodivergent kids who are very different, it's a lo
This week, we are taking your questions again! Topics include sleep concerns for neurodivergent teens, how to tell the difference between dysgraphia & bad handwriting, and how to support a kid who is struggling to memori
This week, we are talking about something most neurodivergent people and families struggle with at some point: self-esteem. We talk about how being neurodivergent in a neurotypical society can negatively impact self-este
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