Resources
A collection of my essays, activities, and case studies for supporting the education of neurodivergent and disabled learners.
Back-to-School Planners
As the new academic year begins, it’s the perfect time to get organized. That’s why I’m offering free back‑to‑school planners designed to help you plan confidently. Perfect for educators and therapists supporting learning in a professional setting. Start with a brain...
Back-to-Homeschool Resources
Your essential homeschool roadmap to success! Welcome to your comprehensive resources for back-to-homeschool! It's time to gear up for an enriching learning experience tailored to your child's needs. Whether you're a seasoned homeschooler or embarking on this journey...
Prevent the Summer Slide Without Worksheets or Burnout
Is the summer slide what you think? The summer slide, the phenomenon in which children lose months of academic progress over the break, is a real concern for many families who brace for it each year. But is the way we try to “fix” the summer slide (i.e., with extra...
The Caregiver’s Glossary (+ Free Download)
Why This Glossary Matters For far too long, caregiving language has been dictated by medical, educational, and social systems that fail to reflect the lived experiences of caregivers and, most importantly, their loved ones. Words like "burden" and "non-compliant"...
Educational Series
More Essays, Activities, and Case Studies
7 Things No One Tells You About Caring for a Neurodivergent or Disabled Child
When it comes to caring for a neurodivergent or disabled child, there’s no roadmap, guidebook, or manual to prepare you for what’s ahead. When my son was first diagnosed, I remember feeling as though I’d stepped into an entirely different world. While I had my...
Adapting Well-Intentioned Gifts
Toys and games are meant to bring joy, but for neurodivergent and disabled children, the wrong type of gift can lead to frustration or even distress. Many popular toys are designed without considering sensory sensitivities, motor challenges, or specific developmental...
Accessibility: What Does it Mean to You?
Accessibility. What does it truly mean? For me, accessibility isn’t just a concept. It’s a commitment. It’s about creating a world where everyone can flourish. Why accessibility is more than a buzzword Many of us know accessibility matters. But it’s not just about...
Trauma-Informed Practices for Neurodivergent and Disabled Learners
Trauma can touch anyone, no matter their age or background, and it can seriously impact a person’s ability to learn, trust others, and communicate openly. For neurodivergent and disabled learners especially, trauma-informed practices play a vital role in creating...
7 Things No One Tells You About Caring for a Neurodivergent or Disabled Child
When it comes to caring for a neurodivergent or disabled child, there’s no roadmap, guidebook, or manual to prepare you for what’s ahead. When my son was first diagnosed, I remember feeling as though I’d stepped into an entirely different world. While I had my...
Adapting Well-Intentioned Gifts
Toys and games are meant to bring joy, but for neurodivergent and disabled children, the wrong type of gift can lead to frustration or even distress. Many popular toys are designed without considering sensory sensitivities, motor challenges, or specific developmental...
Accessibility: What Does it Mean to You?
Accessibility. What does it truly mean? For me, accessibility isn’t just a concept. It’s a commitment. It’s about creating a world where everyone can flourish. Why accessibility is more than a buzzword Many of us know accessibility matters. But it’s not just about...
Trauma-Informed Practices for Neurodivergent and Disabled Learners
Trauma can touch anyone, no matter their age or background, and it can seriously impact a person’s ability to learn, trust others, and communicate openly. For neurodivergent and disabled learners especially, trauma-informed practices play a vital role in creating...