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Proud and In College: Johnny Update
John had a secret. In 5th grade, he was only pretending to read. John has dyslexia, which made learning to read a challenge. But with support from his special education teacher and The Shadow Project, he did it. Now he is a college sophomore and aspiring Army officer. “Believe in
Have fun and keep kids motivated this summer
Learn about The Shadow Project’s Summer Goal Setting Program and keep your kids motivated to work toward their goals and practice positive behaviors after school lets out for the year.
Holiday travel tips for sensory sensitivities
One of the biggest stresses of the end of year holiday season is travel. Travel can be a stressful time for anyone, and for many neurodivergent kids, it can be overwhelming to the point of meltdown and withdrawal. Read our recent blog post on travel tips that can help for a less stressful holiday travel experience.
Sensory Sensitivities and Seasonal Changes, Part II
Seasonal changes can bring both delight, but also distinct challenges. For many neurodivergent individuals, these transitions can cause some uncomfortable moments, especially for those with sensory sensitivities. Read our post to explore how some neurodivergent individuals may experience and navigate seasonal changes as well as some ideas and tips to support a comfortable transition.
