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08/17/2026

If you have a neurodivergent child, I’m able to assist with emotional regulation, academic progress, and nutritional needs. Changing your child’s diet or adding a supplement may reduce symptoms. DM me for a free, 15” phone consultation.

07/18/2026

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07/18/2026

Prioritization is a challenge for many. Here, we are talking all about tips for prioritizing tasks and time management. Did you ever has so much to do that you didn’t know where to begin?

Prioritization is a huge part of accomplishing a task, but also getting started and task completion. These executive functioning skills can stall the most organized person. For our kids and teens, these skills can be a challenge that impacts learning and functioning. With a few tools and strategies, prioritization can become second-nature.
Info and tips: https://www.theottoolbox.com/tips-to-improve-prioritization/

07/18/2026

Proper Etiquette for Talking to Wheelchair Users
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Image description: a pastel-colored infographic about disability etiquette when interacting with wheelchair users. The background is light green with a lavender border. At the top, an orange cat peeks over a rounded rectangle containing the title, and an illustration of a smiling person with light-colored hair sitting in a manual wheelchair appears on the right. The person is wearing a pink off-the-shoulder shirt and light blue pants and is gesturing with one hand.

The title reads:

“Proper Etiquette for Talking to Wheelchair Users”

Below the title are three pink rounded text boxes containing the following guidance:

“Speak directly to the person using the wheelchair, not the person they are with, and listen to understand.”

“Do not start a conversation by asking about the person’s disability or personal medical information.”

“Do not assume the person needs help, and do not touch their mobility aid without permission.”

At the bottom of the image is the text:

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