• How to Successfully Advocate for Your Neurodivergent Child

    "C", Christy's autistic son, stands with his arms spread out wide, wearing a cowboy hat. He is in an empty waiting room. The caption reads, "How to Successfully Advocate for Your Neurodivergent Child."

    We believe the medical professionals when they tell us what is right for our child.

    But there is a huge gap between what we know about our kids and what they know about our kids.

    13 years later, and I still get calls weekly from people trying to figure it out. They want to honor their and their child’s limitations while not limiting their child’s potential.

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