Benefits of Apartment Living: Skipping the stressors of dorm life
While dorm life holds a romanticized appeal, we recognize that one size does not fit all when it comes to housing arrangements for neurodiverse individuals.
4 Tips to Help Neurodivergent Students Prepare for College
Heading off to college is one of the most exciting, and stressful, times in a young adult’s life—especially for neurodivergent students.
My Open Letter: Parent to Parent – There Is Much To Address
You’re approaching your child’s transition from high school to adulthood, and I have a guess what you’re feeling. You may be intimidated about choosing what’s next for your child. Just getting your child through K-12 may have absorbed all your attention until now. You may find leaving behind familiar supports feels risky, like launching a rowboat on the open sea.
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