Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can have a significant impact on a child's experience at school. A student may appear distracted, oppositional, perfectionistic, slow to complete work, frequently leave the classroom, ask the same question repeatedly, or spend significant amounts of time washing their hands, checking their work, or completing routines. What can look like a behavioural problem may actually be an attempt to manage intense anxiety or uncertainty associated wit

Many parents wrestle with the question of whether, when, and how to tell their child about an autism diagnosis (or any developmental or mental health diagnosis actually!). What we know from research and lived experience offers an important perspective: children benefit from understanding themselves in ways that are honest, supportive, and developmentally appropriate.

A smoother back-to-school transition starts before the first day. Discover simple ways to rebuild routines, confidence, and independence for a successful school year.

Memory aids can be a game-changer for students, especially those with ADHD, learning differences, or executive functioning challenges. From visual schedules to mnemonic tricks, these tools help students recall information, stay organized, and succeed academically without overloading their working memory. Discover practical strategies to support learning in a way that truly works for your child.

Typing is more than just pressing keys, it’s a skill that can boost your child’s confidence, creativity, and digital independence. This guide shows parents how to make learning to type fun, inclusive, and effective with games, tools, and practical tips.

Traveling with an autistic child can be a joyful experience—with the right tools and supports in place. From Canada's "One Person, One Fare" policy to quiet rooms at major airports and the discreet Sunflower Lanyard, this blog covers essential travel tips, national supports, and sensory-friendly strategies to help your family journey with greater comfort, confidence, and ease.

What if people assumed you couldn’t before you even tried? Presuming competence opens doors to inclusion, growth, and true support.

Is your child’s school truly inclusive or just putting on a show? Learn the difference between real inclusion and ‘inclusion theatre'.

This blog explores interoception, the hidden sense that helps kids recognize emotions and body signals.

This blog explores the signs, causes, and hidden downsides of perfectionism—and, most importantly, how parents can support perfectionism.

School anxiety can be difficult for both children and parents. Learn why students might suffer with school anxiety and how to support them.

For neurodivergent students, and those with accessibility needs, AT opens up a whole new world of possibilities.