The things you can control, the things that serve you well, are much more important than everything else.
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The complexity of parenting, teaching, or counseling a neurodivergent person can be daunting.
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The Bright and Quirky Summit 2022 is live April 4-8, but you can access the catalog of videos and discussions on your own schedule after it’s over.
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We are featuring the most popular conversations of 2021.
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A young black student was headed in the wrong direction until one doctor tackled the challenge of turning him around. Today he’s Shawn Anthony Robinson, PhD, and this is his story.
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Thought leaders, counselors, support groups, and professionals in the field of psychology come together to bring awareness to neurodiversity.
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What do we really understand about ADHD, and how could a fresh perspective help our kids?
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An encore presentation - Lisa, the mother of a twice-exceptional son who completed suicide, tells her story.
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An encore presentation. What are the factors that influence depression? What should we watch for to know if a child is moving toward suicide? How do we talk with them about it?
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Special Series, Part One is a reprise of an episode that was originally published August 21, 2019.
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An episode to help neurodivergent people transition from high school to college.
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A growing number of educators and parents believe social and emotional growth should play a bigger role in education.
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Teachers in gifted programs can incorporate social and emotional learning.
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A discussion about homeschooling and inspiring confidence and resilience in neurodivergent kids.
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Straight talk about building critical thinking skills in our neurodivergent kids, and finding out you have ADHD later in life.
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Where do gifted and 2e people fit within the neurodiversity movement?
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