If you’re parenting a gifted/2E (twice-exceptional) kid, you likely notice that traditional parenting advice doesn’t always fit your family. Many parents of gifted/2e kids find that typical parenting strategies upset their kids or lead to power struggles.

Our public schools mirror our society. With more than 350 languages spoken in the United States, our multilingualism as a nation reflects in our public school classrooms too.

Everyone has differences in how their brain processes their environment. Those differences can lead to unique ways of thinking, feeling, and acting. We call this “Neurodiversity.”

Did you know that there are different types of tests that help us learn about ourselves and how we think, learn, and feel? These tests, or assessments, have special names and purposes that can help you and the people around you.

Berkeley, Oakland, and the surrounding towns in the East Bay are famous for their progressive and activist culture. Their inclusive atmosphere and environmental consciousness are recognized. 

As a parent, your first (or 10th) IEP meeting can be a daunting experience. To help you feel more confident, our Psychologists offer these tips for parents of public school children for What to Expect at an IEP Meeting…

Silicon Valley is renowned for its technological innovation and entrepreneurial spirit, but despite being the nerd capital of the world (and we wield “nerd” with pride here), it’s still harder for autistic and other Neurodivergent** folks here than it should be.