Parents of children with exceptional needs such as ADHD and ASD face balancing activities they know will be challenging for their child while still finding activities they can enjoy together. It’s important because it helps provide a sense of normalcy in everyday life, which is vital when dealing with these difficult circumstances.
In this episode, I dive into why saying no to what you know will be challenging for your child is as important as finding and creating experiences you can say yes to!
Amy Nielsen is a Senior Literary Agent at The Purcell Agency. She is also an autism advocate and author. Her works include Goldilocks and the Three Bears: Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder, It Takes a Village: How to Build a Support System for Your Exceptional Needs Family, and her young adult debut, Worth It. She is also a freelance editor and caregiver coach helping families navigate the early days of an autism diagnosis. When not reading or writing, Amy and her family can be found boating the waters of Tampa Bay.
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