Lived experience – the Keywell story
When we direct our energy toward supporting and empowering children, we won’t have to repair them when they become adults.
How to become your child’s best advocate
Need to know: Tips and strategies on how to become your child’s best advocate. You have probably come to the conclusion that for your child […]
Dysgraphia: what to look out for and how to support your child
Need to know Does your child go into a complete panic, sometimes to the point of a complete meltdown, at the thought of having to […]
Lived experience- let go of the fear for the future
Need to know: A discussion on overcoming parenting fears and obstacles. As a parent, nothing is scarier than the thought of your child facing challenges […]
Traditional discipline doesn’t work for neurodivergent kids
When we were kids, parenting was based on the beliefs that children should be seen and not heard, and that they should just do as […]
Executive functioning and the things that affect it
Need to know: Executive functioning skills Executive functioning disorder Executive functioning ADHD Executive functioning assessment Executive functioning in autism and ADHD Research shows that executive dysfunction […]
Lived experience – Surviving the festive season
Need to know: Managing neurodivergent children around the festive season The festive season is around the corner and with it comes family gatherings. There is […]
Homework – why it’s a battle and how to help
Homework is one of the biggest areas of tension between parents and kids. From a parent’s perspective, their child can appear to be unmotivated, lazy […]
Could it be dyslexia?
Need to know: A discussion on what to look for on whether your child could be suffering from dyslexia Dyslexia is a learning difference that […]
Trauma looks different for neurodivergent children
Need to know: Understanding trauma in neurodivergent children This is a guest blog post by Anita McCraffrey from Neurodivergent Wellness Groups From a sensory, social […]