In a world where schedules are hectic and distractions are plentiful, prioritizing family dinners can have lasting positive effects on your household. From improving communication and academic performance to fostering healthier eating habits and reducing risky behaviors, the benefits of eating together are undeniable.
Weekends are a perfect opportunity to step away from the weekly routine and spend quality time with your family. For children with autism or sensory sensitivities, engaging in fun and relaxing activities can help them unwind, get some exercise, and strengthen family bonds. Here are some tips and ideas for planning a weekend filled with joy, movement, and connection.
Teens may turn to sadfishing for several reasons, including low self-esteem, poor social support, or a need for immediate emotional relief. The instant feedback and attention they receive online can temporarily boost their self-worth and provide a sense of connection. However, this can also open the door to negative interactions...
In this recent episode of "The Spectrum Report," host Gabriel Williams engages in a thought-provoking discussion with licensed marriage and family therapist Stephanie Winn. Host of the podcast “Some Kind of Therapist”. This episode, essential for any parent considering therapy for their child, delves into the intricate connection between autism and gender dysphoria, as well as the crucial process of selecting the right therapist for one's family.
As a parent, navigating the complex landscape of gender issues with your children—whether they're on the autism spectrum or not—can feel like traversing a minefield. It's a topic that's as sensitive as it is critical, demanding a nuanced and informed approach. That's why this interview with Pamela Garfield-Jaeger, LCSW, MS, is one you shouldn't miss.
Join us and special guest Brittny Schwartz, founder of This Chick is RAW, as we learn more about how fermented foods can benefit everyone but be ready to take notes as we discuss:
Parenting kids with ADHD can present its set of unique challenges, and the abundance of misinformation out there can only make things harder. But parenting a child with ADHD can become the joy that it should be when you begin to dispel common myths about ADHD and learn the facts instead.
We’d like to address some of the challenges we occasionally hear about from new users. Or, the “Storm Before the Calm”. The good news is; most parents who report this also report that it subsides after a week or two and is worth it.