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Find Practical Next Steps for Challenging Situations
When a child, adolescent, young adult, parent, teacher, or family is struggling, it can be hard to know where to begin. Gail helps you slow down, sort through what is happening, and identify practical next steps in a caring and nonjudgmental environment.
I'm here to support parents, teachers, and families navigating school, parenting, neurodiversity, independence, and family-transition questions. I offer practical next steps for children, adolescents, and young adults so you can move past daily friction and thrive. With the proper insights, tools, and strategies, creating a more harmonious environment is entirely within reach.
I’m here to guide and assist parents of young children (K-5) who struggle with learning and social issues. I give guidance on how to stop the battles so your child can succeed. Improving your atypical child’s emotions and behaviors is possible!
With the proper insights, tools, and strategies, you can create a more harmonious family environment.
With the proper insights, tools, and strategies, you can create a more harmonious family environment.
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Atypical Guidance helps parents, teachers, and families think through challenges related to learning, development, behavior, communication, school, independence, neurodiversity, and family transitions.
These can include:
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Anxiety Disorder
• Asperger’s Syndrome
• Autism
• Oppositional Defiant Disorder
These can include:
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Anxiety Disorder
• Asperger’s Syndrome
• Autism
• Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Latest From Our Blog
Read our latest blog posts and find out how can you improve your life immediately.
Latest From Our Blog
Read our latest blog posts and find out how can you improve your life immediately.
Finding the Positive Traits of Your Atypical Child
Any parent would do what they can to help their child succeed. With an atypical child it can be sometimes be difficult to determine what would best help them. Remaining a strong supporter and focusing on your child’s strengths and happiness will help navigate the way to greater success for everyone.
Easing Social Interactions for Your Child
Do you worry about the upcoming birthday party, family, or playdate that your child will attend? Atypical children often face challenges when attending such celebrations. Your child may exhibit anxiety about going to such get-togethers. This can present as your son/daughter’s saying they do not want to go.
Easing Morning Transition Time at Home
For the atypical child transitions can create enormous challenges. If you are reading this you surely have experienced these difficult moments with your son/daughter.
Morning can be a major transition time as you try to get your child ready for school. The influx of stimuli your child receives upon awaking can create tremendous anxiety.
Is Atypical Guidance Right For You?
Choosing the right guide is an important decision. A qualified and experienced person can help parents, teachers, and families slow down, understand what is happening, and identify practical next steps. Atypical Guidance is designed to do just that—by providing an outlet and creating custom-tailored strategies to rise above challenges facing children, adolescents, and young adults.
A clarity conversation may be helpful if one or more of the following describe your situation:
A clarity conversation may be helpful if one or more of the following describe your situation:
Feeling Under Pressure?
You feel overwhelmed and unable to manage daily routines at home or at school.
Family Conflicts?
Family members, siblings, or educators are impacted by ongoing behavioral, communication, or support needs.
Navigational Struggles?
Your child, adolescent, or young adult struggles at school, socially, or with developing self-sufficiency.
Nowhere to Turn for Support?
You feel as if you have nowhere to turn for support, advice, and understanding
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