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Program for parenting an outlier
Do you feel like no matter what you do,
Your child won’t make it through school/college/life?
- You’ll have the energy to troubleshoot problems without bias
- You can help your child can reach his/her potential
- You and your child will have improved quality of life
- You can enjoy social gatherings without having to worry about your child acting weird
6 Shifts to Help Your Outlier Succeed
Recognizing early indicators of neurodivergence is the first step. Your child isn’t being difficult on purpose; understanding their unique needs allows you to support them effectively. Pay attention, play detective, and trust your instincts.
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Acknowledge the Signs
Advocate with Confidence
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You are your child’s greatest advocate. Evaluations, medications, school accommodations, and support systems are part of the journey. Learn how to navigate these resources, ask the right questions, and ensure your child gets the help they need.
Parenting an outlier requires a different approach. Standard parenting methods might not work, and that’s okay. Develop a personalized strategy, set realistic goals, and find the balance between structure and flexibility.
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Create a Game Plan
Embrace the Journey
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There will be challenges, but there will also be victories. Celebrate progress, big or small. Prevent burnout by prioritizing self-care, staying connected with your support system, and remembering that being different is not a setback; it’s an opportunity.
Your child’s journey doesn’t stop here. Equip them with self-advocacy skills, resilience, and independence. Let go at the right times, empower them to navigate life confidently, and trust in their ability to succeed on their own terms.
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Prepare for the Future
Recognize the Signs Early
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The first step is understanding that your child’s struggles aren’t a phase or a failure. Pay attention to their behaviors, challenges, and unique ways of interacting with the world. Early recognition allows you to make informed decisions and seek the right support.
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Stop Worrying. Start Living. Unlock Your Outlier’s Potential
Encourage clear boundaries between work and personal life. Support flexible schedules, time management, and self-care. This balance helps reduce stress, improves focus, and fosters long-term success in both professional and personal aspects.
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One on one consulting
Stop Worrying. Start Living. Unlock Your Outlier’s Potential
Life with an Outlier can be very challenging. Your child is not like other neurotypical children and you are exhausted trying to solve daily problems and find a way to make things even a little bit easier. Your child is struggling socially and at school, and how you are disciplining or handing your child does not seem to be working. You are losing confidence and worry for your child’s future. It is all very overwhelming and you are exhausted.
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Stop Worrying. Start Living. Unlock Your Outlier’s Potential
Life with an Outlier can be very challenging. Your child is not like other neurotypical children and you are exhausted trying to solve daily problems and find a way to make things even a little bit easier. Your child is struggling socially and at school, and how you are disciplining or handing your child does not seem to be working. You are losing confidence and worry for your child’s future. It is all very overwhelming and you are exhausted.