These are the moments between ADHD & motherhood
If you are new to my site, welcome! My practice is all about early intervention for children at risk for ADHD, dyslexia and other brain-based differences. This is because I refuse to believe parents and kids need to wait until elementary school before receiving intervention. In this newsletter hosted by Minnesota Neuropsychology, they support this […]
Things you wish you had known before, during, and after your pregnancy: Part 1 The pregnancy worry list: Being pregnant can come with a whole laundry list of worries. These days that list seems to just get longer and longer. This quick blog post is not meant to add to the worry list but rather […]
Driving While Pregnant While it is generally safe to drive while pregnant, there are instances when pregnant women should be more cautious. Women who are expecting sometimes feel nauseated and fatigued or find it difficult to maneuver a vehicle. When these challenges affect driving, it can create hazardous situations for the mother and other drivers […]
Building a Bridge between Parents and Neurodivergent Children: Raising neurodivergent children is not easy. What adds to the challenge is that most of the time neurodivergent children do not respond to neurotypical forms of parenting. This can make navigating how to support, raise, and foster your child’s growth (as a human being) very difficult. For the […]
The Unique Impact of Childbirth: The transition after giving birth is a significant milestone in a woman’s life, but for some it can be a traumatic experience. Birth trauma refers to physical or emotional distress experienced by the birth individual during the stages leading up to childbirth and postpartum. This type of trauma can take many […]
