Helping Neurodivergent Girls Build Friendships in Middle School

Kristi Rigg

helping neurodivergent girls make and keep friends in middle school

Middle school can feel overwhelming for many girls, but for neurodivergent girls, friendship struggles are often even more complex. If your daughter comes home discouraged, sitting alone at lunch or feeling left out of shifting friend groups, you’re not alone — and there are ways you can support her.

June Reset: Moving Beyond Academics to Heal and Grow This Summer

Kristi Rigg

Summer Camps for Neurodiverse Kids - Support for ADHD & Autism and More

The school year is finally at its end, but if you’re feeling worried instead of relieved, you’re not alone. Maybe your child struggled with friendships, felt overwhelmed by academic demands, or had daily meltdowns about homework. Perhaps teachers mentioned “concerns”, or you watched your bright, wonderful kid’s confidence slowly drain away. If this sounds familiar…

Exploring Problem-Solving Skills through the Octopus Mind

Natasha Young

Unlocking Problem-Solving Skills: Lessons from the Octopus Mind

In the ocean’s depths, the octopus showcases a world of wonder and intelligence. This creature, known for its impressive problem-solving skills, offers insights that resonate with our human experiences.