A practical, neurodiversity-affirming workshop for parents who want to better understand what their child needs to learn, participate, and feel supported.
Maybe your child needs support but you're not sure where to start.
Maybe you're looking at an IEP or support plan and wondering what to ask for.
Or maybe you simply want to better understand your child and support them at home.
This workshop will give you a practical framework for figuring out what your child needs and what might help.
Understand Your Child
Identify their strengths, interests, and learning preferences.
Identify What's Getting in the Way
Recognize where your child may be experiencing friction at school.
Find the Right Supports
Turn what you're noticing into practical support ideas you can share with teachers, school teams, or at home.
You know your child needs support, but don't know where to start or what might help.
Your child has an IEP or other support plan, and you want to feel more confident knowing what to ask for and how to contribute.
You want practical ideas to support your child at home, even when school can't provide everything they need.
You've found some strategies that work, but want a clearer picture of your child's needs and a more intentional way forward.
Neurodiversity & Educational Consultant
Erin helps families understand how their children learn, identify barriers, and find practical, strengths-based supports. She holds a Master of Education in Cognitive Diversity and a Certificate in Twice-Exceptional Education, and brings both professional expertise and lived experience as a neurodivergent educator and parent.
Join this practical workshop and leave with a clearer understanding of your child, practical support ideas, and a simple tool you can actually use.
Can't attend live? Your registration includes access to the recording.