Presentation Series for Parents of Neurodivergent Children
September 17 | Understanding Executive Functioning
Ever wonder why your child knows what to do but struggles to actually do it? We’ll unpack the hidden skills behind organization, homework, time management, following directions, and independence.
- Thursday 9/17 at 5:30-6:30pm
$10/adult + $10/child for supervised play
Each training includes:
- Practical, evidence-based strategies
- Real-life examples
- Time for questions and discussion
- A take-home parent workbook and resources
- Before your appointment, you’ll complete our secure intake forms so we can review your child’s history and understand your concerns before we meet.
- During your session, we’ll answer your questions, help identify the “roots” behind your child’s behavior, and provide practical recommendations tailored to your family.
- Afterward, you’ll receive your personalized Bloom & Grow Action Plan, including key takeaways, strategies discussed, and recommended next steps.
- Email: ramsee@bloombehaviorconsulting.net to schedule
Future Presentations
October 15 | Play, Social Skills & Connection
Learn how play supports development and discover practical ways to encourage friendships, sibling interactions, turn-taking, and social confidence.
A note from Stephanie, mom and founder of The Playroom: Parent coaching is one of the most effective interventions for children with ADHD, yet it’s rarely where the conversation begins, and quality resources can be difficult to find. I have been fortunate to find amazing therapists for my kids, but parent coaching seemed impossible to come by. Then I found Bloom Behavior and was immediately drawn to their focus on co-regulation—something that is essential for helping all kids (but espcially kids with ADHD and autism) thrive, but often much easier said than done. I also appreciated that they offer a blend of in-person, virtual, and self-paced options, making support more accessible for busy families. Bloom Behavior specializes in helping parents develop the tools and strategies their children need to succeed—because our kids are still learning, and they need us alongside them every step of the way.
