Best for caregivers of age 10-18
6 week series, 6:30-8:00 PM
Weekly on Wednesdays: Oct 2, 2024 - Nov 13, 2024 (no class MEA week)

Parenting a child with neurodiversity, such as autism or ADHD, can be difficult. And exhausting. But with the right tools and techniques you can both experience success.

This weekly parenting series, facilitated by certified parent coach Jen Kiss, covers things we come across when parenting a neurodiverse child. Each week we will dive into a new topic to help you better understand your child’s brain and challenges. But most importantly we will discover how to tap into the superpowers of your child’s brain to make parenting easier. This is a confidential small group series (12 household maximum) that aims to foster connection, peer to peer learning and a growing support network.

We will cover:

• How the neurodiverse brain works

• The social and emotional impacts of being neurodiverse

• Necessary supports and structure

• Parenting tools that work best for discipline

• How to help minimize symptoms

About Jen Kiss:

Jen Kiss is a Certified Parent Coach with Happy Parenting And Families, where she helps parents with the every day challenges of childhood. Jen provides parenting tools based in brain science, positive parenting, physiology and mindfulness to provide the most effective solutions to parents. In addition to supporting all parents, Jen has extensive experience helping families when they have a child that is neurodiverse (Autism, ADHD, or other learning disabilities), a childhood disorder, anxiety or trauma.