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Providing educational tools and advice to transform your neurodivergent child's growth and learning exeriences,

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Welcome to Navigate Neurodiversity

Hello I'm Gemma, I'm Mother to beautiful twin daughters, Ava and Zahra, one of which is Autistic. It's my mission to share helpful personal experiences along with advice directly from professionals so that other parents can benefit, As parents we have the power to make a huge difference, Don't go it alone, lean on us,

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We hear you - it can be overwhelming just thinking about how to start on this journey of navigating neurodiversity, and that's OK. Whether this is all new for you or you just need a helping hand from time to time, we are here and we want to help. You're not alone.

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Visit our library for parental support, guides, checklists, developmental resources for little ones and much more.

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With so many books, articles and online research, it really is a vast sea of knowledge out there and for many of us busy parents, we unfortunately don't have the time to 'drink it all in'. We wanted to make it easy for on-the-go parents by providing bite sized videos that you can watch anytime on topics that really matter and can make a difference.

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Connect with experienced therapists who understand your challenges and can offer practical advice on supporting and enhancing your child's development.

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Gemma Morris

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“Seeing your child make progress towards those developmental milestones and knowing that you played a part in that feels like a little miracle just happened. ”

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Coming To Terms With The ASD Diagnosis

By dudaproduae godaddy • June 28, 2022
27th July 2024 As parents, hearing the doctor's prognosis and realizing that your child is on the spectrum can be quite challenging. If I have to share just one comforting thought that has helped our family to keep focused on the future, it is that you are not alone. Millions of families around the world support loved ones with autism every single day and you will too. As a Mother who has experienced this personally, I know that hearing this news for the first time can make you feel a whole lot of emotions and it's only natural to feel that sense of caution and perhaps even worry about the road ahead. At a time when you're asking yourself a million questions about the past, present and future, it's important to take a moment. Break it down starting by being kind to yourself and focusing on how to cope with this news that has just changed lives.