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Summer is an opportunity for neurodivergent kids to grow and mature away from the four walls of the classroom.
But, summertime can also bring too much downtime that leads to conflict and stress over too much screen time and hard-to-manage boredom. If these things are already on your mind, this workshop is for you!
Visual scheduling hacks including calendars, lists, systems to set up everyone for success
All the different types of screen use and how screens can be used effectively for downtime
How to monitor your teen’s digital content and what to do if you’re concerned about what they’re watching
Learn the two circumstances when I’m always OK with screens
Ways to foster your child’s motivation and interests away from screens
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As a child psychologist, former school psychologist, and parent, I’ve spent the last two decades working with neurodivergent children and teens alongside their families and teachers.
I host monthly workshops for parents and provide professional development for educators. My first book, The Neurodivergent Learner, is out August 25th!
If you’re ready to learn how to reduce the stress in your home, help others understand your kid, and find more joy, you are in the right place.
Let’s do this together,
~Dr. Emily
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