FMLA Rights Every Parent or Caregiver of a Neurodivergent Child Should Know
Parenting & Family Support Laura Callarman Parenting & Family Support Laura Callarman

FMLA Rights Every Parent or Caregiver of a Neurodivergent Child Should Know

Given all that caring for a child with a neurodevelopmental difference can entail, it can feel impossible to manage everything while also keeping up with work. FMLA is a federal law that allows eligible employees to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave each year for certain family or medical reasons. This includes caring for your child when their physical or mental health requires more attention than usual. Learn more about FMLA and how it may apply to you!

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Child Development Series: 12-Month Milestones Every Parent Should Know
Parenting & Family Support Hailey Frazier Parenting & Family Support Hailey Frazier

Child Development Series: 12-Month Milestones Every Parent Should Know

The first few years of life are the most crucial for childhood development. Here are some suggestions on what to look for by the time your child turns one. If you see your child needing some extra help in any of these areas, early intervention with the Grounded Roots team can play an important role in acquiring these skills!

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Understanding a 504 Plan – Ensuring Equal Access for Your Child

Understanding a 504 Plan – Ensuring Equal Access for Your Child

Has your child’s school suggested a 504 Plan, but you’re not quite sure what that means or how it’s different from an IEP? We’ll tell you all about what a 504 Plan is, the key questions to ask, and the steps you can take before and after the meeting to ensure it truly supports your child.

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ARD Meetings in Texas – Navigating Your Child’s IEP with Confidence

ARD Meetings in Texas – Navigating Your Child’s IEP with Confidence

Every ARD meeting is an opportunity to refine supports, celebrate progress, and address challenges before they become roadblocks. The IEP created during that meeting is your child’s roadmap—and your role is to make sure it reflects their unique strengths, needs, and voice.

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Signs Your Child May Need a Neurodevelopmental Evaluation

Signs Your Child May Need a Neurodevelopmental Evaluation

At Grounded Roots Family Development Center, we specialize in comprehensive psychological evaluations to assess conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, dyslexia, and Tourette’s. Early identification can be life-changing, providing the right support for your child to reach their full potential.

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Burnout, Doubt, and Stress: Why Early-Career School Psychologists Struggle (and How to Cope)

Burnout, Doubt, and Stress: Why Early-Career School Psychologists Struggle (and How to Cope)

Between advocating for students, navigating complex systems, and balancing an ever-growing list of responsibilities, it’s no wonder so many school psychologists feel stretched too thin. One of the most powerful antidotes to burnout and career doubt is connection, something Grounded Roots offers professionals in peer support groups.

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The Key Components of C-BIT
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The Key Components of C-BIT

C-BIT empowers children by equipping them with practical tools to understand and respond to their tics. It typically consists of three core components that are introduced and practiced over a series of therapy sessions: awareness training, competing response training, and functional intervention.

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