Not goodbye, more au revoir (including common misunderstandings about neurodivergent children and their families)

All posts by Simone de Hoogh Dear PowerWood Community, After more than a decade of dedication, I am writing to […]

A Lifeline in raising a neurodivergent child

A personal account of finding support, tools and understanding in the journey of raising a child with PDA*  8 years […]

“…last night he was just so happy. as if liberated from a bad spell.” – Testimonial

Topic: confidence. & standing up for oneself Dear Simone, I wanted to follow up after our call yesterday – which […]

Finding Calm in the Chaos: How the 4-7-8 Technique (and a Clever Alarm!) Helps Neurodivergent Families Stay Grounded

All posts by Simone de Hoogh Life in a neurodivergent family can feel like a whirlwind—especially when a child goes […]

“I can support them and being able to manage my own emotions” – Testimonial

Just wanted to let you know that unfortunately I need to change my appointment on Wed morning as I’m taking […]

The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill: A Threat to Parental Rights #AreYouListeningNow

All posts by Joanna Merrett The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill is not just about home education—it affects every family. […]

Moving towards calm Festive Days with our neurodivergent children

For our intense, super-sensitive and hyper-reactive neurodivergent children, Christmas can be a huge challenge: dealing with transitions from normal life, […]

Walking the Inner camino – overcoming the distress of living with and recovering from Long covid

A dream of mine is to walk the English camino, which consists of walking a certain amount of a pilgrim […]

How not to take our triggered teens personally and not to overreact

All posts by Simone de Hoogh ‘Unkind words are just words’ is one of the strategy perspectives used in the Multilevel […]

Liv’s research findings on long Covid she’s most excited about and help her fight long Covid

By Liv E. Helmfrid “I’ve had long COVID since last year. I got really tired of not knowing anything about […]