It's Time to Embrace the Gifts Diverse Learners Bring to the Classroom
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It’s time to celebrate the gifts diverse learners bring instead of focusing on the challenges.
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The Power of Advocating from the Heart
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Your lived experience matters – a lot! By embracing this experience, you can make a heart connection, which is the most powerful connection of all.
Read MoreWhy Advocacy is Important in Education
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It can be frustrating and overwhelming to have ongoing battles to get your child the support they need in school. But it’s important you keep fighting - because if you don’t fight for your child, no one else will.
Read More5 Life Lessons I’ve Learned from Raising an Autistic Child
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In honour of World Autism Awareness/Acceptance Day (April 2), I’m sharing some life lessons I’ve learned from raising an autistic child. This journey has not only made me a better mom, but a better person. It has helped me have more patience and compassion with others.
Read MoreYes, Your Advocacy Can Make a Difference
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Never underestimate the power one person’s voice can make. Hear how one tweet led to an organizational change.
Read MoreIt’s Time to Talk About the Emotional Load Parents of Kids with Special Needs Carry
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It’s time we not only acknowledge the emotional load but also look for way to lighten it for parents. After all, by taking some weight off our backs, it gives us more energy to support our incredible kids.
Read More5 Signs It’s Time to Quit Your Volunteer Role
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As we start a new year, now is the perfect time to hit pause and reflect on the volunteer roles you hold. Do they spark your passion? Are you making a difference? Or is it time to cut ties and move on?
Read MoreHow to Be Kind When You Have No Patience
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Your mom was right when she said you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar. But sometimes it can be hard to hold back your anger and frustration. Here are some tips to help you have patience in trying conversations.
Read MoreChoose Your Words Carefully – Words Have Power
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There is power in words. The words you use are a reflection of you. So use them wisely.
Read MoreKids with Special Needs Continue to be Forgotten
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COVID has furthered the gap between kids with special needs and neurotypical learners. In many cases, these students have less resources and supports to help them navigate the new restrictions and classroom routines. The result - kids are struggling like we’ve never seen before.
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