Danika shares three powerful, practical strategies to prevent and defuse power struggles - plus real-life examples to help you apply these strategies to your particular family situation.
Learn how to work with your child's school to encourage strength-based approaches, whether that be in a teacher conference, the IEP process, or other conversations.
Learn about critical elements of a school environment for 2e learners. Then hear from parents whose 2e children have attended both private and public schools.
Learn to frame your child’s behaviors in a new light of self protection. Explore ways to minimize your own inner critic, the importance of caring for yourself, and the need to celebrate all that you do.
Learn clear and useful strategies for addressing anxiety. Get advice to address high anxiety situations with your children. Hear strategies for self-regulation and co-regulation, which are so important in the parenting journey.
Learn how to reset your approach with the neurodivergent children in your lives - including understanding energy regulation, supporting children’s goals, and understanding your role as a trusted adult steering a neurodivergent child through a neurotypical world.
Explore how neurodivergence impacts our family relationships as well as tips for navigating the complicated emotions and needs that come along the journey.
Learn about the five non-negotiable elements of a school environment for 2e learners. Then hear from parents whose 2e children have attend both private and public schools.
Social skills and social anxiety rank as a top concern for parents of 2e learners. Three experts discuss these complex challenges across the K-12 age range.
Slow processing speed affects every part of a child's life - come away with ideas on how to support your child by making supportive changes to their home and school environments
Learn how to work with school districts to make assessment and accommodations requests, what that process looks like, and potential strength-based goals to advocate for as you move into the 504/IEP process.
Meet Siena Castellon, founder of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, and Stanford student. Learn about her experiences at school and why she founded this special week.
Neuropsychologist Dr. Vivien Keil joins us to talk about why 2e kids experience anxiety as well as strategies and solutions to help both at home and in school.
A Student Intro One Sheet is a concise, easy to read, and useful “cheat sheet” distributed at the start of the school year that supports teacher understanding of the student and their unique needs before challenges arise in the classroom.
Melanie will share the strength-based methods of Big Minds Unschool, as well as how strength-based learning can be incorporated into any learning environment.
Knowing how your brain learns—and talking with your teachers about how they can modify assignments to fit your learning needs—is touted as one of the most important skills 2e students should develop.
REEL partners with Parents Helping Parents to offer a bi-monthly support group for parents of twice-exceptional children. Join us to ask questions and share answers.
REEL partners with Parents Helping Parents to offer a bi-monthly support group for parents of twice-exceptional children. Join us to ask questions and share answers.
In this workshop, nationally recognized educator Sam Drazin will offer strategies to help parents/caregivers and educators create more equitable, empathetic, and inclusive communities.
REEL partners with Parents Helping Parents to offer a bi-monthly support group for parents of twice-exceptional children. Join us to ask questions and share answers.
Learn how to incorporate research-based concepts into support for students with learning differences. We will define terms such as learner variability, whole child, and UDL.
