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A PDF exploring what nervous system needs are through a neuroaffirming lens and why they are essential to meaningful access in school environments. We look at common missteps in how schools interpret and respond to learner behavior, unpack the diverse ways neurodivergent learners experience the school day, and highlight the barriers that often go unrecognized.

2 editable google form templates that you can send to your child's school team so they can report back to you on how your child's day went. You will gain access to both templates - one for learners who are mostly mainstreamed in general education classrooms and one for learners in a self-contained classroom. You are then able to personalise the areas of reporting that are the most relevant to your situation.

4 editable google form templates that you can send to your child's school team so they can report back to you on how your child's day went. Especially suitable for non speaking or minimally speaking learners, GLPs with spoken language, high masking PDAers, & externalized PDAers, you get all 4 form templates & instructions for use, so that you can choose the ones that are the most relevant to your situation.

Four self-directed modules that cover: the IEP process, how to give meaningful parent input, how to review an IEP with a neurodiversity-affirming lens, & how to revise/create goals that support your individual learner's needs & help them build skills to access their education in ways that honor their authentic Autistic selves!

In this course, Jessica Hanzo, MA LMFT, of the PDA Project and Lisa Baskin Wright give you the tools you need to fundamentally support your PDA learner through connection, autonomy and equality, and build an IEP that honors their sensitive neuroception. Course outcomes include: - Understanding of PDA, including burnout and cumulative stress - Overview of the IEP process - PDA-affirming BIPs, goals & accommodations

A one page IEP Cover Letter that parents can complete and send with their child's IEP to their new teacher(s). This can be used for any student of any age and highlights specific sections of their IEP. The download comes with an explanation of each section, and then an editable copy of the file to add your child's information and complete.

This pdf contains a list and links of incredible, Neurodiversity Affirming resources - categories include SLPs, OTs, PDA Specialists, AAC specialists and more. This is an amazing document if you're looking for service providers, resources, or people to follow as you're learning about neurodiversity and advocating for yourself or your child. Updated for 2025! Sign up below for it to be emailed to you free of charge.

A free downloadable worksheet to help teachers and other caregivers learn more about your kid and how to best support them! Ideal for use with young children, this editable pdf has an example page and two designs for you to either print out and fill in by hand, or type into the worksheet and then print out.