Resources for Parents, Educators, and Schools

This blog provides practical strategies, insights, and resources related to autism, ADHD, and child development. Content is designed to support parents, educators, and schools in understanding, supporting, and advocating for children with diverse learning and developmental needs.


Is This ADHD or Typical Childhood Behavior? What Parents Should Know
ADHD, Parenting & Family Support Jenn Giesler ADHD, Parenting & Family Support Jenn Giesler

Is This ADHD or Typical Childhood Behavior? What Parents Should Know

Is this ADHD or typical childhood behavior? Learn how to recognize when impulsivity, emotional outbursts, inattention, or hyperactivity may be more than “kids being kids.” This blog explores why concerns often begin in Pre-K and elementary school, what professionals look for during ADHD evaluations, and why early understanding and support matter for children and families.

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What Is AuDHD? Understanding the Overlap Between Autism and ADHD
ADHD, Autism, Parenting & Family Support Jenn Giesler ADHD, Autism, Parenting & Family Support Jenn Giesler

What Is AuDHD? Understanding the Overlap Between Autism and ADHD

What is AuDHD? Learn how autism and ADHD can overlap in children and adults, why behaviors can seem contradictory, and how supportive routines, regulation strategies, and neuroaffirming care can help neurodivergent individuals thrive. Explore the emotional and practical side of raising and understanding an AuDHD child with Grounded Roots Family Development Center.

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When Your Child’s Diagnosis Feels Familiar: Parents Exploring Their Own Neurodivergence
Parenting & Family Support, ADHD, Autism Jenn Giesler Parenting & Family Support, ADHD, Autism Jenn Giesler

When Your Child’s Diagnosis Feels Familiar: Parents Exploring Their Own Neurodivergence

When a child is referred for an autism or ADHD evaluation, many parents find themselves thinking, “They’re just like I was.” Then something clicks. This blog explores what it means when your child’s diagnosis feels familiar, signs of adult neurodivergence, and whether you should consider an evaluation for yourself.

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Signs Your Child May Need a Neurodevelopmental Evaluation

Signs Your Child May Need a Neurodevelopmental Evaluation

If your child seems to be struggling with attention, learning, emotions, or social skills, you may be wondering whether an evaluation is needed. This guide walks parents through common signs that a neurodevelopmental evaluation may be helpful—and what to consider next.

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