The Neuroverse Community Survey

We asked our community of parents a few questions to get to know everyone a little more and to help us find ways to best support them.

We asked our community of parents a few questions to get to know everyone a little more and to help us find ways to best support them.

Mindfulness practices can be particularly beneficial for neurodivergent children. Here are some quick exercises.

Twice-exceptional (2e) children are unique individuals who possess both high intellectual abilities (often an IQ of 130 or above) and learning disabilities or other challenges.

Parenting triggers are intense emotional reactions to your child’s behaviour, often rooted in past experiences and unresolved childhood issues.

Let's look into the distinct social challenges faced by children with ADHD and autism, along with effective strategies for intervention and support.

For neurodivergent children, including those with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, or learning disabilities, executive functioning skills can present significant challenges that impact daily living and learning.

What is SPD and how to support a child with sensory processing issues.

Misunderstandings? Frustration?
Help your child navigate the intricacies of emotions.

Traditional methods like scolding or time-outs often miss the mark, failing to consider the unique challenges and needs of these children. So, how do we bridge this gap?

An increasingly popular diagnosis, what is Irlen Syndrome and is it a real thing?