Family and Wellness
Who this series is for
Family and Wellness is for everything no meeting covers and no compliance packet mentions. The daily regulation. The health your child has to learn to manage. The exhaustion of the person doing the managing. A child is more than a diagnosis, and the family raising them needs support too, in either setting, at home or at school..
What each guide holds
Three parts: the skills that make daily life work, the health your child learns to own, and the wellbeing of the whole family, including you.
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The Whole Family, Including You
The caregiver is usually the last person to get any attention, and the first to run out. This is the support for the family as a unit and for the parent holding it together, plus a teaching approach that starts from the inside out rather than from a curriculum.
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Family Wellness Toolkit
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Teaching from the Inside Out
Health, Owned by Your Child
At some point your child has to become the person who knows their own body, their own medications, their own limits, and their own right to be believed. These planners hand that over gradually, so self-advocacy is something they have practiced rather than something they are handed at eighteen.
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My Health, My Life, My Rules planner: Core Edition
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My Health, My Life, My Rules planner: ADHD Edition
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My Health, My Life, My Rules planner: Autism and AuDHD Edition
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My Health, My Life, My Rules planner: Chronic Illness Edition
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My Health, My Life, My Rules planner: Mental Health Edition
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My Health, My Life, My Rules planner: Physical Disability Edition
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Executive Function & Daily Living
Getting started, staying with it, remembering the thing, managing time that does not feel real. These are the invisible skills school assumes a child already has, and the ones that cause the most friction at home when they are missing. Practical tools, not lectures.
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Executive Function materials
