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Parent Guilt & Neurodiversity: Finding Grace in the Journey
Jay Houser Jay Houser

Parent Guilt & Neurodiversity: Finding Grace in the Journey

Parenting a neurodivergent child comes with unique challenges, and for many parents and guardians, guilt becomes an unavoidable companion. The worry of missing early signs, the pressure to do more, and the constant comparison to neurotypical peers can create an overwhelming emotional burden. However, instead of letting guilt dictate the journey, parents can choose to embrace grace, adaptability, and self-compassion. In this blog, we explore the roots of parent guilt, practical ways to break free from it, and how shifting perspective can transform guilt into empowerment. Remember—you are doing your best, and that is more than enough.

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Deep Kindness
Jay Houser Jay Houser

Deep Kindness

Kindness is often perceived as simple gestures—a smile, a kind word, or a helping hand. However, in Deep Kindness: A Revolutionary Guide for the Way We Think, Talk, and Act in Kindness, Houston Kraft challenges us to rethink our approach. He introduces the concept of Deep Kindness, an intentional and courageous practice that goes beyond surface-level niceties to create meaningful, lasting connections. True kindness requires vulnerability, effort, and self-awareness—qualities that demand us to step outside of our comfort zones and truly engage with the world around us. By recognizing the barriers to kindness, such as fear and busyness, we can start cultivating a culture of compassion that transforms both our personal and professional lives.

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Spotlighting an SLP
Jay Houser Jay Houser

Spotlighting an SLP

Speech-Language Pathologists play a critical role in transforming lives, from helping young children develop language skills to guiding adults in reclaiming their voices. In our latest blog, we sit down with Gabby Juarez, a dedicated AIM SLP, to uncover her journey, the day-to-day realities of her role, and the profound impact she makes on her students. From her early days navigating the field to her current work in elementary schools, Gabby shares invaluable insights into the world of speech therapy. Whether you’re curious about the profession or simply want to be inspired, this is a story you won’t want to miss!

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 ADHD
Jay Houser Jay Houser

ADHD

"Living with ADHD means embracing the chaos, finding strengths within challenges, and learning to thrive beyond the label."

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