Family | Neurodivergence and Grief

Today, we’re talking about the temptation to fix things ourselves. When God promises something, the gap between the promise and the fulfillment is often filled with anxiety. How can we avoid the desire to ‘help’ God?

How do you give intense support to one child without leaving the other feeling overlooked? How do you manage expectations for a child who is trying their best, but not hitting milestones the way their siblings did?

This week, we're going to be unpacking how to stop overthinking and start trusting. In today’s conversation, we’re defining the core difference between trusting God's pace and fretting over our own.

Every student deserves to thrive, but for neurodivergent learners, the standard school day can often feel like an uphill battle against sensory overload and complex social cues. Success in these settings depends heavily on a dedicated 'core trio' working behind the scenes—the teacher, the occupational therapist, and the teaching assistant.

From nicotine addiction to the mysterious long-term effects on the developing brain, the reality of vaping is far from harmless steam. Today, we’re peeling back the flavoured vapour to look at the clinical facts and the hidden dangers.