Back-to-school preparation is about more than school supplies. Explore the sensory, communication, food, regulation, and everyday supports that can help neurodivergent children feel more comfortable and supported at school.

Preparing for an IEP meeting can feel overwhelming, especially when you're still learning the process. This parent-friendly guide explains what to expect, what to bring, questions to ask, and how to organize what you know about your child.

Back-to-school season looks different for every family. This guide explores how to support neurodivergent children through changing routines, new environments, and the transition into a new school year with curiosity, flexibility, and practical ideas. Plus, download our free Back-to-School Transition Planner to help your family prepare in a way that works for you.

Looking for sensory-friendly and inclusive things to do this August? Explore our curated roundup of adaptive recreation, museum programs, community events, and family-friendly activities happening throughout Central Indiana. We'll continue updating this guide as new events are announced.

Choosing the right event isn't about finding the perfect activity. It's about finding the right fit for your family on that particular day. Learn the questions we ask before heading out, from crowds and sensory considerations to cost, weather, and exit plans, so you can make confident, flexible decisions that support your child's needs.

Family outings don't have to be perfect to be successful. Learn practical strategies for planning sensory-friendly adventures, preparing ahead, listening to your child's needs, and creating experiences that work for your family.

Every family has a few essentials they never leave home without. From sensory supports and snacks to comfort items and backup plans, these everyday tools can make outings feel a little more manageable. Take a peek inside our family's bag and discover the items that help us navigate adventures with greater confidence, flexibility, and peace of mind.