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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
Creative fusion: where teaching art & craft and facilitating creativity meet
It’s a few weeks now since settling back into our autumnal school, work and education-related routines and, as ever, I’ve […]
Easing into the School Holidays and Back
All posts by Simone de Hoogh Simple tips, tools, and strategies to support our children with transitions Transitions can […]
Whisper game (Tool)- Dedicated to all parents of loud neurodivergent children
This post includes the ‘biggest gift’ we can give our children and the ‘whisper game’, a tool to help noisy […]
‘You are not invited!’ & ‘You’re a cheater!’ (Alternative Scenarios Game)
All posts by Simone de Hoogh This post includes ‘Alternative Scenarios Game’, a tool to increase the ability of a […]
Preparing our Child to transition to the School Holidays – Tips, Tools & Strategies
It is quite a common issue for our children and also for us to struggle with transitions. As one […]
Preparing for Christmas
Each year when our daughter was young, the carefully crafted balance in our family always started to go pear-shaped around […]
The art of giving heartfelt compliments to ourselves, our children and teens
This post includes a ‘heartfelt compliment script’, a tool to compliment ourselves and our child effectively and is part of […]