Like you, we’re navigating the beautiful, complex world of raising neurodivergent children. Along the way, we’ve found incredible support and understanding through books, podcasts and shows that truly “get it.” We’re sharing these resources with you in the hopes they offer the same comfort, knowledge, and connection they’ve provided us. We’re all in this together.
BOOKS
Imagine understanding the world through different eyes. Naoki Higashida, a non-verbal autistic boy, shares his profound insights in The Reason I Jump. This unique book unveils the often-hidden inner world of autism, offering parents invaluable understanding and fostering deeper connection with their neurodivergent children.
Is your child wired differently? Eric Garcia’s We’re Not Broken offers a powerful, empathetic perspective on neurodiversity. Learn how autism, ADHD, and other neurological variations are not deficits, but differences. Discover a strengths-based approach to understanding and supporting your child’s unique brilliance and potential.
Is your child autistic but feels like they don’t fit the mold? Unmasking Autism by Devon Price offers a compassionate guide to understanding and embracing your child’s true self. Learn to recognize the signs of masking, support authentic expression, and celebrate neurodiversity within your family.
Is toilet training feeling impossible? Maria Wheeler’s compassionate guide offers a step-by-step approach tailored for children with autism and developmental differences. Learn practical strategies, positive reinforcement techniques, and how to address common challenges with patience and understanding. Empower your child (and yourself!) on this journey.
Is your neurodivergent child struggling with big feelings or challenging behaviors? In Good Inside, Dr. Becky Kennedy offers a revolutionary approach to parenting, reminding us that all kids are inherently good. Learn practical strategies to connect with your child, understand their inner world, and build resilience from a place of empathy.
PODCASTS
Parenting neurodivergent children can feel isolating. Dr. Becky Kennedy’s “Good Inside” podcast offers a lifeline. With empathy and practical strategies, she helps you understand your child’s behavior and connect with their inner goodness, even during meltdowns. Discover tools to build resilience and foster a stronger, more loving relationship.