Are you feeling anxious about all the transitions this season is bringing new routines, new schools, new teachers?

You are not alone. And as you no doubt already, no, transitions can be especially rough for our neurodivergent kids.

That's why this August in the differently wired club, we will be up-leveling our strategies and tools for helping our kids navigate transitions.

And we'll do it together through

coaching calls and office hours with me and the other awesome parent coaches in the community,

special guests, and so many resources to support you. And if parent coaching is what you're after,

there's always a call that can work for your schedule. We've got your back so you can show up for

your kids and your family and yourself.

Get all the details at tiltparenting.com slash club.

That's tiltparenting.com slash club.

Hey, it's Debbie.

Today I'm sharing a playback Friday episode.

Unless you're a long-time listener, you likely haven't heard this one yet.

And even if you have, I bet you'll get something completely

different from it this time around. Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring

interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents

raising differently wired kids. If you ever find yourself stuck about exactly what to say in response to your kids,

especially in challenging moments, this episode is for you. My guest is Dr. Adele LaFrance,

a clinical psychologist and research scientist with a passion for helping parents support

their kids in a way that is informed by the latest

developments in neuroscience. She's also the author of the new book, What to Say to Kids

When Nothing Seems to Work. So in this conversation, Adele's going to share some of that

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