Programs, Podcasts and Interviews

The world is changing ... again

As more opportunities and choices become available to move from remote, to hybrid, to in-person activities, parents are faced with new sets of decisions and transitions to manage.

For families where neurodiversity, learning differences, and special needs are central factors, change and uncertainty can be especially stressful and difficult, if not disruptive.

For some, even the prospect of planning what will be required to address what's next can be daunting and anxiety provoking.

We want to help. So we created this program for you.

Join us ...

For a candid discussion where you will learn practical steps that you can put in place to help your children, your family, and YOU as parents to stay on track as you create your family plan, while building resilience and flexibility.

Learn Practical Strategies ...

Bringing their experience and perspectives supporting parent-parent, parent-child, and child-focused issues, our speakers will discuss tangible strategies to help you, your children, and your families make smoother transitions as more opportunities for in-person activities become available:

• Identify and manage stress and anxiety in the family from the upcoming waves of changes affecting how our children will engage with their schools, supports, extracurriculars, and social situations.

• Thrive in managing the complex executive function and logistical demands required when transitioning among remote to in-person and hybrid situations.

• Stay in-sync with each other so that you can make decisions together using better communications and problem solving strategies.

Your ability to stay aligned as parents while planning for the next phase of “normal” will be crucial to how your family navigates and experiences the transitions.

Our Expert Panel ...

Erik M. Feig, JD, is the founder of Feig Mediation Group, in Bethesda, Maryland. He helps parents have productive conversations when they get stuck, especially when important, yet difficult, decisions and issues affecting their neurodiverse families are on the line. He is also a parent to three remarkable kids with social-emotional, behavioral, and learning differences. Learn more at: www.feigmediationgroup.com.

Carey A. Heller, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist and founding partner of the Heller Psychology Group, based in Bethesda, Maryland. He specializes in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and executive function issues. Learn more at: www.hellerpsychologygroup.com.

Marvie Corbett, LCSW-C, is a licensed clinical social worker and Director at Rebecca Resnik & Associates Psychological Care in Bethesda, Maryland. She specializes in helping individuals, couples, children, and families learn to understand their unique and hidden strengths, even those that sometimes present as barriers. Learn more at: www.resnikpsychology.com

Please click below for the program handouts:

Parent Checklist

Executive Functioning Handout