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- episode thirty-five: Dyspraxia & Emotion Regulation Tools
Join Heather & Jon as we discuss a great resource for dyspraxic kiddos, and gather about a bazillion and one tools to help your differently wired (asd, spd, gifted, 2e, adhd, etc) child regulate their emotional and energy zone effectively!
Mentioned in this episode:
Zoom Boom Kids
Funpraxia
Dyspraxia
Zones of Regulation
Sallie Borrink56 min - episode thirty-five: Dyspraxia & Emotion Regulation Tools
Join Heather & Jon as we discuss a great resource for dyspraxic kiddos, and gather about a bazillion and one tools to help your differently wired (asd, spd, gifted, 2e, adhd, etc) child regulate their emotional and energy zone effectively!
Mentioned in this episode:
Zoom Boom Kids
Funpraxia
Dyspraxia
Zones of Regulation
Sallie Borrink56 min - episode thirty-four: Sensory Processing Disorder
Join Heather & Jon as they discuss the sensory system and all the many fabulous ways it can be affected by little (and sometimes big!) neurological glitches.
Mentioned in this episode:
Hoberman Sphere
Raising a Sensory Smart Child51 min - episode thirty-four: Sensory Processing Disorder
Join Heather & Jon as they discuss the sensory system and all the many fabulous ways it can be affected by little (and sometimes big!) neurological glitches.
Mentioned in this episode:
Hoberman Sphere
Raising a Sensory Smart Child51 min - episode thirty-three: Asking for Help
Having a fringy family (autism, spd, giftedness,adhd, differently wired, 2e) necessitates asking for help. And yet, often it seems asking for help is extremely difficult to do. Listen in as Heather & Jon talk about reasons we find it difficult accepting help and strategies to begin changing this.
Mentioned in this episode:
Black Sails
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book - The Butterfly Garden47 min - episode thirty-three: Asking for Help
Having a fringy family (autism, spd, giftedness,adhd, differently wired, 2e) necessitates asking for help. And yet, often it seems asking for help is extremely difficult to do. Listen in as Heather & Jon talk about reasons we find it difficult accepting help and strategies to begin changing this.
Mentioned in this episode:
Black Sails
Amazon Prime & Kindle Unlimited
Audible
book - The Butterfly Garden47 min - episode thirty-two: Identifying BIG Emotions
Anyone with a Fringy Kid (gifted, 2e, autism, spd, adhd, etc) know that emotions can get big and out of control very quickly and very intensely. Join Heather and Jon in this episode, as they discuss a tool which has helped many children (and adults!) learn how to identify how they are feeling and gives a language for them to share how they are feeling.
Mentioned in this episode:
Zones of Regulation47 min - episode thirty-two: Identifying BIG Emotions
Anyone with a Fringy Kid (gifted, 2e, autism, spd, adhd, etc) know that emotions can get big and out of control very quickly and very intensely. Join Heather and Jon in this episode, as they discuss a tool which has helped many children (and adults!) learn how to identify how they are feeling and gives a language for them to share how they are feeling.
Mentioned in this episode:
Zones of Regulation47 min - episode thirty-one: All Things IEP
Seeing as fringy kids are differently wired (gifted, 2e, ASD, SPD, etc), they often learn differently than more typical kiddos. This can make navigating the public school system complicated. Heather & Jon are excited to have Toni Chambers from Wisconsin Family Ties join us in this episode to explain the IEP (individualized education plan) process and provide tips for parents to utilize to garner effective working relationships with school while determining best strategies to help their fringy kid learn.
Mentioned in this episode:
Wisconsin Family Ties
Wisconsin Family Ties Facebook
IDEA
504 Plans
Wright's Law
WI Specific Information on IEP Process
Ross Greene
Book: Tidying Up1 hr 6 min - episode thirty-one: All Things IEP
Seeing as fringy kids are differently wired (gifted, 2e, ASD, SPD, etc), they often learn differently than more typical kiddos. This can make navigating the public school system complicated. Heather & Jon are excited to have Toni Chambers from Wisconsin Family Ties join us in this episode to explain the IEP (individualized education plan) process and provide tips for parents to utilize to garner effective working relationships with school while determining best strategies to help their fringy kid learn.
Mentioned in this episode:
Wisconsin Family Ties
Wisconsin Family Ties Facebook
IDEA
504 Plans
Wright's Law
WI Specific Information on IEP Process
Ross Greene
Book: Tidying Up1 hr 6 min
About The Fringy Bit reBoot
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Therapist and mom of neurodivergent children shares REAL support and stories about loving someone who's wired a bit differently. Monthly topics are discussed from the voices of the parent, stepparent,…
neurodivergent child, neurodivergent adult, and siblings.