Going through a neurodevelopmental evaluation can be extremely confusing and scary. You rarely get information on what you should be expecting and most families end up feeling really overwhelmed. Knowing what to expect before, during, and after the evaluation can help ease some of the anxiety and uncertainty.

All children are eligible to be evaluated for special education services with their local school district if you feel that your child may have a disability or needs more support and accommodations to access their learning environment. A child enrolled in Birth to Three services (also known as Early Intervention, or EI), receives guidance from their Early Intervention team to help them navigate the transition. Let’s spend some time diving into what a school district evaluation looks like and what to expect.

Most parents, caregivers, or anyone curious to learn more information about autism, neurodivergence, or disabilities in general, have tried a quick Google search and been absolutely overwhelmed by the information out there. Do I pay for a webinar? Do I take a class? Do I dare ask social media for information? Read a little further to find what strategy best meets YOUR learning style!

What is the best way to handle a meltdown? How do I know what to do and what to say? (Plus a freebie download!)

Parenting is a challenging yet rewarding journey that requires patience, understanding, and adaptability. As parents, we want to ensure that our children grow up in an environment that fosters their growth, independence, and sense of belonging. One way to navigate it is through an inclusive parenting approach. Let’s dive in!