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A Caregiver's Guide to Teaching Sex Education to Youth
Talking about sex and relationships can be tough, but it’s essential. This blog shares practical tips to help you navigate these conversations with clarity, confidence, and care.

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
2 days ago11 min read


Planning For What's Next - Why Early Transition Planning Matters
Transition planning isn’t just for graduation—it starts now. Whether your child is moving schools or entering high school, a strong, clear transition plan can make all the difference. Learn why it matters, what to include, and how to make sure your child starts their next chapter supported and confident.

Abbie Cameron
Jun 96 min read


All About Me : Supporting Neurodivergent Kids at Camp
Heading to camp? Help staff truly get to know your neurodivergent child—beyond the basics. This simple tool makes a big difference.

Abbie Cameron
Jun 23 min read


More Than Just Words: Supporting Reading Comprehension in Everyday Moments
Reading is more than just decoding words—it's about connection, curiosity, and comprehension.
Whether your child prefers audiobooks, comics, or classic storybooks, there are so many ways to make reading fun, meaningful, and accessible. In this blog, we’ll share practical tools, engaging strategies, and a free downloadable resource to help build your child’s reading confidence and routine at home!

Abbie Cameron
May 206 min read


ADHD and IEPs: Creating a Plan That Works
"Just focus..."
If you’ve heard those words and felt frustrated, you’re not alone. For kids with ADHD, it’s not about effort—it’s about a system that wasn’t designed for their brains. This blog breaks down how IEPs can support your child, what accommodations really mean, and how to confidently advocate for what they need to thrive.

Abbie Cameron
May 15 min read


Explaining Autism to Your Child/Teen
**This blog is a living document. It will be frequently updated with new information. Please revisit to stay updated! The talking points...

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Apr 312 min read


Navigating Big Life Transitions
Life is full of changes, and while some of these changes are exciting, they can also be overwhelming, especially for children. Whether...

Tiana Vandendort
Jan 215 min read


Accommodations & Modifications in Ontario Individual Education Plans (IEPs): A Guide for Parents
Navigating the world of education can be a complex journey, especially with acronyms like "IEP" and "accommodations" and "modifications".

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Dec 8, 20245 min read


A Caregiver's Guide to Teaching Sex Education to Neurodivergent Youth
Guiding your child through the ups and downs of growing up can be tough, especially when it comes to topics like sex education

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Oct 24, 202412 min read


Assistive Technology Tools to Support Neurodivergent Youth and Adults
For neurodivergent students, and those with accessibility needs, AT opens up a whole new world of possibilities.
Lauren Margel, MSc., SLP, Reg. CASLPO
Oct 21, 20244 min read


"All About Me": A resource to help others understand your neurodivergent child
Discover how to fill out an "All About Me" resources about your neurodivergent child to provide to educators and caregivers.

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Aug 12, 20243 min read


How to Support and Nurture Gifted Children in the Classroom
Education should never be one size fits all. As caregivers we strive to provide the best possible environment for our children's growth...

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Mar 10, 20245 min read


Understanding IEPs and IPRCs in Ontario Schools: A Guide for Parents
**This blog is a living document. It will be frequently updated with new information. Please revisit to stay updated! Navigating the...

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Feb 26, 202411 min read


What to Do When Your Child's Teacher Raises Concerns: A Guide for Parents
Parent-teacher interviews are a great opportunity for parents to learn about their child's progress in school. However, it can be concerning

Dr. Stephanie Lavoie and Dr. Michelle Fardella
Nov 15, 20233 min read
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