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Parenting is tough and we are not meant to do it alone. That is why we are here to help you. We created a way to help you learn about your child and have strategies that work based on your child’s needs. Learn about what your child’s diagnosis means and how to support them. We work with parents with all diagnoses, ADHD, ASD, ODD, PDD, and Anxiety, or generalized learning needs. We believe each child is unique and needs a program designed for them.
Don't wait another day thinking you're not cut out for this parenting thing; instead, set yourself up for success and be the best parent you can be.
We have 3 ways to connect, depending on what is best for your needs
On Your Own Time
If you like to work through information on your own, this online course is for you. Divided into 7 short modules, the course takes you through a process of understanding how to recognize your child's needs.
Combination Approach
If you want to work through the information on your own but then would love to follow up with a therapist to discuss the specific needs about your child, this approach is right for you. You will complete the online modules and then book 1-2 follow up appointments after your done to review what you have learned.
Virtual in Real-time
If you like to learn and ask questions in real time, one-to-one sessions with an occupational therapist are right for you. Booked according to what works best for you, these sessions take you through a step by step approach to understanding your child and how to best support them.
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Other Ways to Learn
My Book
Read the book by Sabrina Adair – Understanding a Child the Occupational Therapy Way: Recognizing and Communicating the Unique Potential of a Child
Self-guided Program
The Understand 5 Parenting Program takes a step-by-step approach to help you understand how a child interacts with the world around them…
Blog
Want some information immediately? Check out our blog posts for commonly asked questions, thoughts and ideas to help you with your child.