How to introduce neurodiversity affirming practices to others

Here are some great tips I have collected and adapted for sharing and introducing neurodiversity affirming practices to teachers, grandparents, caregiver’s, or anyone whom spends time with your child. I hope you find this helpful! Some of these tips I got from Dr. Lisa Marnell, Occupational Therapist and she also has FREE handouts to provide to teachers on her website www.KidsMasterSkills.com.

Lia Douglas

Lia Douglas is a dedicated speech-language pathologist with 29 years of experience, specializing in neurodivergent-affirming speech therapy practices. Over five years ago, she founded Beach Speech Pediatric Therapy in Gulf Shores, AL, where she provides compassionate, individualized care to children and their families. Lia is deeply passionate about fostering inclusivity and equipping families with positive, affirming strategies to support their children’s unique strengths and communication needs. Her commitment to creating supportive environments where every child can thrive has made her a trusted advocate and resource in the community.

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