“Now do you understand how I feel?” How “Through My Eyes” helps parents connect with their neurodivergent kids
Step into the world of kids with ADHD, dyslexia, and dyscalculia — and really feel what it’s like.
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Redesigning summer: Understood.org and Radio Flyer join forces to make play accessible for every kid
Outdoor activities can be more complicated for neurodivergent kids and for kids with disabilities. Radio Flyer and Understood teamed up to make sure more kids can enjoy the thrill of riding.
Kelly Harold is helping neurodivergent people make sense of the news and take action
Many people aren’t sure what to make of the constant onslaught of news that has the potential to affect their lives. But much of this “news” may just be noise. Or even worse, misinformation.
Overthinking everything? How to break free from “analysis paralysis”
You can’t simply think your way out of overthinking, especially when your brain feels frozen. What helps is building your toolkit before you need it.
What is “mental health,” and how does it relate to thriving? Understood.org’s Expertise and Behavioral Health Innovation team explains
Having a good day isn’t just about having good things happen to you. It’s also about how you use tools, support, relationships, and environments to respond to challenges and encourage positive mental health.
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View AllOverthinking everything? How to break free from “analysis paralysis”
You can’t simply think your way out of overthinking, especially when your brain feels frozen. What helps is building your toolkit before you need it.
What is “mental health,” and how does it relate to thriving? Understood.org’s Expertise and Behavioral Health Innovation team explains
Having a good day isn’t just about having good things happen to you. It’s also about how you use tools, support, relationships, and environments to respond to challenges and encourage positive mental health.
What is “behavior change,” and how does it help people thrive? Understood.org’s Expertise and Behavioral Health Innovation team explains
Change rarely comes from a single breakthrough moment. But small actions build momentum. New habits form. And over time, those changes can lead to meaningful outcomes.
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“Now do you understand how I feel?” How “Through My Eyes” helps parents connect with their neurodivergent kids
Step into the world of kids with ADHD, dyslexia, and dyscalculia — and really feel what it’s like.
Redesigning summer: Understood.org and Radio Flyer join forces to make play accessible for every kid
Outdoor activities can be more complicated for neurodivergent kids and for kids with disabilities. Radio Flyer and Understood teamed up to make sure more kids can enjoy the thrill of riding.
Kelly Harold is helping neurodivergent people make sense of the news and take action
Many people aren’t sure what to make of the constant onslaught of news that has the potential to affect their lives. But much of this “news” may just be noise. Or even worse, misinformation.
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Rethinking how to fuel creativity: Designing the workplace for all minds
Industry culture and workplaces are still designed around neurotypical ways of working. The good news? We have the tools and the momentum to evolve.
Understood Expert Rayma Griffin discusses Giving Tuesday
You have the power to make a change this Giving Tuesday!
Academia to action: Parents of neurodivergent kids need answers
Research isn’t reaching families quickly enough.
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