Podcast Show Notes

We’re kicking off our back to school series with how to help ease the transition from summer to a new school year for neurodiverse families.

Kristen retired from The Joshua School and shares her experience and favorite memories working with neurodiverse students there.

We’re discussing how neurodiverse kids can be hyper focused on their special interests and engage in repetitive behaviors.

Today, we’re talking about the difficulties that arise when taking family trips with neurodiverse children.

We talk about our shared experiences of going down the rabbit hole of autism and other diagnoses with our neurodiverse children.

Today, we talk about how summer is a hard time for families with neurodiverse children, the struggles we face, and how we try to cope.

Today, we talk about the data behind making friends when you have autism, learning what friendship and loyalty mean, and how we can help to

Today, we talk about isolation, loneliness and the impact on neurodiverse families, including stories from our lives, and coping strategies

In today’s episode, we’re getting back to basics and digging out the DSM-5 to define these terms for anyone who might not be aware.

Today, we interview each other and talk about where we live, our difficult journeys to having kids, and their diagnoses and personalities.

Today, we’re sharing our mission, our perspective, and introducing ourselves as the parents of some amazing neurodiverse humans.