Whether you are just realizing that you may need to seek a diagnosis for your child, or if you’ve already gone through the process, you are likely to feel overwhelmed with the amount of things you are expected to do.
Everything feels urgent and it is overwhelming!
In this free video series, you'll get clear about your approach and how to respond with intention and mindfulness.
We can’t control what happens around us. We can only control what happens inside us.
Tanya Kemp, MA Psych, BASW, RCC
Hi, I’m Tanya and I have walked this same path that you are on.
I started out feeling stressed, frantic and overwhelmed.
I was willing to give up my whole life to help my daughter.
I learned the hard way, that saving our children is firstly NOT NECESSARY, and secondly, giving up on ourselves is the biggest disservice we can do to our kids.
So I started again (because every day is a new opportunity) and changed my mindset from frantic to purposeful.
I became very clear about my and our family’s goals. I prioritized my relationship with my daughter, always, and learned how to move away from fear and towards opportunities.
Do I wish I had known all of this from the get go? Yes!
Was it too late to change things? No.
I created this resource to give other parents like me an opportunity to get grounded and purposeful in how they approach the journey ahead.
I have now guided many parents like you through this season of life and I know that it is possible for our kids and our families to thrive.
This series is not about dealing with your child’s specific challenges.
This free video series is about helping YOU to get clear about your focus, priorities and decisions for NOW.
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I am grateful for the opportunity to share with you what I have come to learn personally and professionally.
Tanya Kemp holds a Masters degree in Psychology and Social Work and is a Registered Clinical Counsellor as well as Parent Neurodiversity consultant and coach.
Tanya has a close connection to the Neurodiversity Movement and advocating for the rights of Neurodivergent children to be supportive, seen, accepted and valued for who they are and for their unique contributions.
Join me to learn more about how you can support your child, family and school.