Resources

Parenting Resources to Support Your Child’s Unique Journey

Every child is unique, and finding the right strategies and tools can feel overwhelming. That’s why I’ve created a collection of free, supportive resources designed to help you gain clarity, feel confident, and take meaningful steps forward—no matter where you are in the process.

Take what feels most helpful for your family, at your own pace.

Why These Resources Are Different

These aren’t one-size-fits-all solutions. They’re designed to meet you and your child where you are. Each guide reflects a whole-child approach, helping you address root challenges instead of surface-level symptoms. They include clear, actionable steps so you can move forward with confidence, not overwhelm.

Created by a school psychologist with years of experience, these guides provide expert insights tailored for parents navigating ADHD, autism, and learning differences. Most importantly, they’re flexible, adaptable, and focused on progress—not perfection—because every family’s journey is unique.

The Parent’s Clarity Guide: Understanding and Supporting Your Unique Child

Start here if you’re feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to begin.

This guide is your starting point for understanding your child’s unique strengths and challenges. It helps you take a step back, quiet the noise, and begin to see the bigger picture. By the end, you’ll have a clearer understanding of your child’s needs and a sense of direction for how to support them effectively, without feeling so overwhelmed.

First Steps After Diagnosis: A Roadmap for Parents

The most comprehensive resource in this collection.

Navigating the first steps after a diagnosis is one of the most challenging parts of this journey, but this guide makes it easier. Packed with practical advice, a visual roadmap, and a deep dive into common pitfalls, it will help you move from confusion to clarity. By the end, you’ll have a clear plan of action and the confidence to take the next steps for your child with ADHD, autism, or a learning difference.

Feeling Stuck After a Diagnosis: A Parent’s Guide to Moving Forward

For parents who feel stuck or unsure how to make progress.