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Webinars for Parents of Neurodiverse Children

Practical support. Honest conversation. Space to ask what matters.

Being a parent of a neurodiverse child means giving a lot of yourself. These sessions are designed to give something back. Guidance you can use, conversations that feel real, and a space where you are not the only one navigating this.

You’re Carrying a Lot

Your child is extraordinary. And so are you for everything you do for them.

Parenting a neurodiverse child often means holding more than most people can see. At home, at work, and in the quiet moments in between. These webinars are here to support you, not overwhelm you.

Upcoming Webinars

Helping Your Child Through Overwhelm Without Escalation
Date: Thursday, 16 May
Time: 7:00 PM GST · Online (Zoom)
A practical session for parents navigating emotional overwhelm, shutdowns, or daily resistance. Learn how to respond in a way that reduces tension while still building resilience.
AED 120 / $ 35

Meet Your Hosts

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Carla Buck, LMHC

  • U.S. Licensed Therapist (WA, USA)
  • Certified in ADOS-2, Conners 4, CAARS
  • 1,000+ hours annually working with neurodiverse children, parents, and anxious professionals
  • Corporate mental health training for companies including EY and Bayer
  • Featured in The Washington Post

More than credentials, I understand what it feels like to appear “together” while quietly unraveling — and the relief of finally being seen without needing to hide.

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Natasha Hochman

  • Neuro-Inclusive Tutoring Specialist
  • Focused on ADHD and Autism support
  • Works closely with children and parents to build practical, everyday skills
  • Supports emotional regulation, structure, and learning confidence
  • Known for a calm, steady, and relational approach
Natasha brings a calm, grounded presence to families. She helps children feel capable while giving parents practical tools that fit into everyday life.

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