A foundational learning library of short, practical educational guides designed to help caregivers understand behavior, regulation, advocacy, and support strategies in everyday life. This sets expectations perfectly: not linear, not fluffy, not overwhelming.

This course explains how the nervous system receives and responds to sensory input and why it impacts behavior, emotions, and regulation. You’ll learn what sensory processing really is, how different sensory systems work, and why many behaviors are nervous system responses, not choices. Build clarity, compassion, and a sensory-informed lens for supporting your child.

This Executive Functioning course includes on-demand workshops and parent workbooks that break down planning, emotional regulation, task initiation, flexibility, and follow-through. Designed for real life, these tools help caregivers understand why challenges happen and exactly how to support skills at home and school.

Visual Tools for Everyday Success is a practical course that helps parents use visual supports to reduce overwhelm, increase independence, and make daily routines smoother. Inside, you’ll learn how to use visual schedules, checklists, choice boards, and task breakdowns to support regulation, transitions, and follow-through without constant reminders or power struggles.

Most parents are taught to use the ABC model without understanding the nervous system underneath it. This course bridges that gap. You’ll learn how to apply the ABCs of behavior while honoring sensory needs, emotional regulation, and developmental readiness — so behavior support actually leads to less stress, fewer meltdowns, and more connection. Perfect for parents who are tired of being told to “just follow through.”

This course teaches parents how to identify the function behind challenging behaviors so they can respond with clarity instead of consequences. You’ll learn why behaviors happen, what your child is communicating, and how to choose supports that reduce escalation and build regulation.

CPSE Made Clear is a parent-friendly course that breaks down Preschool Special Education so you know exactly what CPSE is, how the process works, and what your child is entitled to. Learn timelines, services, and how to advocate with confidence without feeling overwhelmed or intimidated.

This course helps parents understand the CSE process with clarity and confidence. You’ll learn how CSE works, your parental rights, how to prepare for meetings, and how to advocate effectively for your child. Includes ready-to-use email templates to communicate with schools clearly, confidently, and in writing.

Regulated to Ready is a short, practical course designed to help caregivers support neurodivergent children through the back-to-school transition using a nervous system-first approach. This course focuses on reducing anxiety, preventing meltdowns, and creating predictability through visuals, routines, and sensory supports so school starts feeling safer for everyone.

IEPs and 504 plans are often talked about as if parents are supposed to already understand the difference. In reality, many families are asked to make important decisions without clear explanations, timelines, or guidance. This resource breaks everything down into plain language so parents can feel confident, informed, and prepared.

Social stories are often misunderstood, overused, or written in ways that don’t actually support regulation. This course changes that. Social Stories That Actually Work teaches parents how to create and use social stories as a nervous-system support tool, not a compliance script. You’ll learn how to write stories that help your child feel safe, prepared, and emotionally supported, especially during transitions, new experiences, and moments that usually lead to dysregulation.

This course helps caregivers understand aggressive behavior in autistic children through a regulation-first lens. You’ll learn how to identify triggers, reduce escalation, support communication, and teach safer alternatives using practical, compassionate strategies. The focus is on prevention, connection, and consistency, not punishment, so families can feel more confident and supported.

This course helps caregivers shift from managing behavior to understanding their child’s strengths, nervous system, and support needs. Through a practical workshop and companion workbook, you’ll learn how to identify what your child does well, reduce power struggles, and build skills through connection instead of correction.

This resource outlines practical strategies to help autistic children focus on tasks they may not enjoy. It includes breaking tasks into manageable steps, using visual supports, incorporating interests, offering choices, building predictable routines, and using positive reinforcement. The focus is on reducing overwhelm, increasing motivation, and supporting attention in a developmentally appropriate way.