In It

In our final episode, we talk with Jessica Shaw about parenting neurodivergent kids, the power of community, and her new podcast, “Everyone Gets a Juice Box.”

Parent advocate Danielle Ward shares how to navigate school pushback, understand twice exceptionality, and get the right support through IEPs or 504s.

Jon Zeitlin of HabitCoach shares practical habit-building tips to make morning routines smoother for neurodivergent families.

Teen Caris and her dad open up about living with dyslexia, breaking stigma, and why listening to kids is key to better support and understanding.

Wondering if therapy is right for your child? Dr. Andy Kahn joins us to bust myths, answer questions, and offer real, stigma-free insights.

Is your kid always on the move? We talk to an expert about why kids with ADHD — and all of us — need physical activity.

Has your child been labeled a “bad kid”? Hear one parent’s story of how she found out this was her child’s experience, and what she did about it.

Sex expert Amy Lang shares tips on talking to kids with ADHD about sex — what to say, when to say it, and why it’s trickier than you might think.

Do you ever apologize when you’re advocating for your kid—and then realize you had nothing to be sorry for? Find out other ways to handle this.

Do you care too much about messiness? We talk to an expert about why a messy room — or house — might be just fine.