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56. Making Support Decisions with Debbie

When you have a neurodivergent child, teen, or young adult, it can be challenging to figure out what supports and accommodations are helpful or needed.

Whether you are completely new to this with a fresh neurodivergent diagnosis or you’ve been at this a while, I have some perspectives to offer you on this episode to help you approach these decisions with more confidence.

Because I know it can be overwhelming to either know where to start or what to do when you and they are struggling.

56. Making Support Decisions with Debbie

What You'll Learn from this Episode:

  • How to determine if there’s too much or too little support.
  • An important question to ask yourself when you are researching or weighing what to do.
  • When you may want to reconsider whether something is helpful.
  • Why you should give yourself the gift of a decision.
  • What to consider when you weigh the pros and cons of any decision.

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