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Setting up a successful game or activity with neurodivergent kids – part 1 Setting up a successful game or activity with neurodivergent kids – 1/4 In order to set up a successful game or activity for neurodivergent children, you need to be able to visualise you and the child doing the activity together. Vision is […]

Doing activities or playing games Doing activities or playing games with children who have different learning styles can be challenging. I work daily with parents of children with diverse needs, and I regularly receive messages from struggling parents telling me:“I can’t do it Andreja”.“My child is not engaging with the activities”.“I need some support”. I

Challenging moment with an autistic student For some of you who don’t know all about my work at the RDI consultancy, I work with parents and educators, I deliver yoga and mindfulness to autistic individuals. I do one to one and group settings and I love it. This morning, I had a yoga session with

Autism and Activities Just finished an online meeting with the parents of 5 years old autistic boy. I talked a lot about the activities and doing them together. Very often I see that parents are confused when a child doesn’t want to engage or do a task and they don’t know what their role is

Common beliefs held by parents of neurodivergent children I feel fortunate to have this wonderful opportunity to work remotely with parents of children with autism and other diverse needs around the world. There are some common harmful beliefs that many parents often hold which prevent them from moving forward. Such beliefs may include:“I don’t know

All parents want to know how to help their kids   If you are a parent of neurodivergent child does this sound familiar to you? “I provide for my child full or part time ABA, OT, SLT sessions and so many more… And I feel exhausted, on edge and I’m so scared for what the