By Sara Barth, LMSW
A simple guide to key terms that helps you understand and support the diverse ways children and adults think, learn, and experience the world.
This group offers connection, practical tools, and fresh insights to help you better understand and support your neurodivergent child.
We didn’t see eye to eye at first. There was me, the outgoing and animated therapist, and her, the outspoken, strong-willed woman who came to my office each week with what I first perceived as a journal full of complaints. I soon discovered I was wrong. My new client was trying to show me her world, and once I allowed myself to see it, I learned so much.
This workshop will delve into the benefits of shifting our perspective to view autism and ADHD as examples of neurodivergence, not disorders.
