51. Turn Fails into Wins with Debbie

51. Turn Fails into Wins with Debbie

Do you feel like you struggle and fail a lot as a parent. Or do you watch your neurodivergent child, teen, or young adult suffer through fails over and over again?

How we respond to these fails can actually support development or hinder it making things so much harder. You really can turn fails into amazing wins. Listen in to learn what I mean by this and start experiencing more developmental wins.

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50. When to Remove Yourself from The Equation with Jason

50. When to Remove Yourself From the Equation with Jason

Are you making things worse by trying to be an involved parent of your neurodivergent teen or young adult?

It may be time to remove yourself from the parent/child equation.

In this episode, Jason explains unhelpful parent/child dynamics that can do damage to your relationship and hinder your ability to influence your teen or young adult. Learn when it’s time to back off and when it’s safe to go back in.

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49. Building Connection with Debbie

49. Building Connection with Debbie

Do you sometimes have a hard time connecting with your neurodivergent child, teen, or young adult? Whether you’re neurotypical or neurodivergent yourself, there are many things that might be getting in the way of connection -positive connection that is foundational to effective parenting and mentoring.

Listen in as I discuss one of the biggest things that gets in the way of connecting and some simple things you can do to open up your connection despite all the challenges.

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47. Parental Anxiety with Debbie

47. Parental Anxiety with Debbie

Are you a worrier? Do you worry about your autistic or neurodivergent child, teen, or young adult? Worrying is exhausting! If you’re ready to get off the worry bus and experience more well-being in your life, and parent with confidence, give this episode a listen.

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43. Examining Boundaries and Priorities with Jason

43. Examining Boundaries and Priorities with Jason

If you’re not good at having boundaries or clear on your priorities you may be heading for burnout, which doesn’t serve you or allow you to continue to be there for those that you love and care about. To effectively and sustainably parent or work with neurodivergent children, teens or young adults, it’s valuable to examine what your priorities are and how to protect your emotional resources.

In this episode, Jason offers some perspectives and tips that have helped him and others he works with to manage their emotional expenditures and time so you can avoid burning out.

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