The author of Take the Stone Out of the Shoe talks to Emily Kircher-Morris about dyslexia, the world of neurodiversity, and beyond.
Read MoreThe things you can control, the things that serve you well, are much more important than everything else.
Read MoreThe complexity of parenting, teaching, or counseling a neurodivergent person can be daunting.
Read MoreSchool’s out in much of the world, and next year marks a dramatic lifestyle change for college-bound students.
Read MoreHelping differently wired kids sometimes requires rewiring their parents.
Read MorePlay therapy is a great way to make kids comfortable with opening up.
Read MoreEarly diagnosis, understanding parents, good opportunities. Those things can take you a long way.
Read MoreDon’t change us, change the world.
Read MoreWe’re bringing back conversations about autism during World Autism Acceptance Month.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreLearn ways to provide a better support system for neurodivergent gamers.
Read MoreThe key to understanding why and how neurodivergent people experience emotion.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreThe pendulum is swinging with regard to equity in education, and not in the direction you might expect.
Read MoreEmily Kircher-Morris talks with Sarah Kesty about training teachers and parents to empower kids to master their executive function skills. This won't be an easy effort. There will be setbacks. That’s okay.
Read MoreADHD Awareness Month continues with a conversation about ADHD and executive function.
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