Hosted by Ivanna Lukie · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 90 episodes
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Welcome to Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child , where we are learning brains and growing hearts! This podcast is a resource for parents, caregivers, teachers, school clinicians, administrators, or anyone interested in the psychology of learning. Episodes include a variety of formats and topics, such as deep dives on childhood ADHD, autism, anxiety, intellectual disability, and specific learning disorders like dyslexia. Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child is hosted by Ivanna Lukie, a Canadian school psychologist and parent.
Ivanna Lukie hosts Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child at School and Home, a education show with 90 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail Every notice how some kids can want to start something... and still seem completely stuck? In this episode, we're unpacking task initiation: the executive functioning skill that helps us begin tasks, get
Send us Fan Mail If your child or student(s) struggle when it's time to leave the park, turn off the tablet, start homework, or get ready for bed- you are not alone. In this episode, we're talking about why transitions c
Send us Fan Mail Ever felt like you've already said something three times - and it's still not sticking? It's not always about attention or effort, but about working memory. In this quick, practical episode, I'm breaking
Send us Fan Mail Many kids who are bright, curious, and capable still struggle in school - and it can be confusing for the adults supporting them. In this episode, we explore why intelligence doesn't always translate int
Send us Fan Mail What does the word Neurodivergent actually mean - and why has it become such an important part of how we understand children? In this episode, we explore the concept of neurodivergence, what it includes,
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the very first episode of Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child. In this episode, we're starting with an important foundation: 5 things neurodivergent kids really need the adults in their lives
Send us Fan Mail Today marks the final episode of the School Psych Podcast - but don't worry, the podcast itself isn't ending. It's evolving! Over time, I realized that while the original title of the podcast reflected m
Send us Fan Mail Anxiety is one of the most common mental health concerns in children, teens, and adults - and is one of the most misunderstood. In this deep dive episode, I walk you through what anxiety actually is (fro
Send us Fan Mail This episode is a follow-up to the "Fall Start-Up" episode (#82). If you are a licensed educational psychologist (LEP), school psych, or school clinician, you're going to want to listen to this one. Wint
Send us Fan Mail This episode is a message for the community of Tumbler Ridge, British Colombia, who have recently experienced a tragedy at their secondary school. To the people of Tumbler Ridge, the hearts of Canadians
Send us Fan Mail Join me as I sit down with school psychologist (with over 20 years of experience) David Krasky, to talk through some of the common parenting struggles we've all been through or are about to go through! T
Send us Fan Mail This conversation isn't about fixing kids, improving outcomes, or adding a bunch of new strategies to your plate. It's about what happens to our nervous systems when the environment feels unsettled - and
Send us Fan Mail One of the most common and emotionally loaded questions parents ask after a diagnosis is whether to tell their child. In this episode, I'm speaking directly to parents who are weighing the benefits and r
Send us Fan Mail Many parents are surprised by how heavy things can feel after a diagnosis - sometimes heavier than before. Even when the diagnosis brings clarity or relief, it can also come with grief, worry, or a sense
Send us Fan Mail After a new diagnosis, many parents feels pressure to start making changes everywhere - at home, at school, and in between. But trying to do everything at once often leads to more overwhelm, not more sup
Send us Fan Mail January has a way of making everything feel urgent - especially if your child has recently been diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, a learning difference, or another form of neurodivergence. In this episode, I'
Send us Fan Mail In this New Year's episode, I share a few of my own New Year's resolutions - not as goals to strive for, but as intentions grounded in care, sustainability, and realism. I also reflect on my hopes and wi
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I share a more personal reflection about how I began to recognize the early signs of burnout in my own life - and the small but meaningful shifts I'm making to climb out of it. As caregi
Send us Fan Mail Self-care is often talked about as something we do - but rarely as something we define ourselves. In this replay episode, I invite parents, caregivers, and all educators to pause and consider what self-c
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the world of Social Thinking by Michelle Garcia Winner and Pamela Crooke! In this episode, I tell you about Social Thinking, and introduce you to some key terms used in Social Thinking resourc
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