April events for Special Olumpics SEMO with Regional Director Penny Williams
April is shaping up to be an exciting and impactful month for Special Olympics SEMO, as Regional Director Penny Williams highlights a full lineup of events dedicated to inclusion, competition, and community engagement. Athletes, families, and supporters can look forward to a variety of spring compe…
Partners With Purpose: Empowerment Through Sports And Support | Episode 13
In this month's episode, we’re still on the road in Cape Girardeau sitting down with Penny Williams, Development Director for Special Olympics Missouri. Penny shares the heart behind Special Olympics, the life-changing experiences of their athletes, and how local communities and partners—like Bante…
82. How to Stay Calm During Your Child’s Meltdowns (Nervous System Regulation for Parents of Emotionally Intense Kids) with Hunter Clarke Fields
How to stay calm during your child’s meltdowns. Learn nervous system regulation tools for parents of emotionally dysregulated or ADHD kids—and what actually helps.
How DO you stay calm when your child is melting down… and everything in you wants to react?
If you’re parenting a child with emotional…
TPP 503: The Real Work of Parenting Neurodivergent Young Adults (Part 3)
You may recall that last fall, my friend and colleague Penny Williams, a parenting coach for neurodiverse families, the author of four books on ADHD including Boy Without Instructions, and the host of the Beautifully Complex Podcast, and I did a two-part series on what it really looks like to supp…
155 Episodes In: What Still Matters Most
The shoes, backpacks, grades, and meltdowns are not the whole story. They never were. This one gave me a reason to pause and reflect.
I originally thought I would do something special for episode 150, and then life happened. So here we are at episode 155, and honestly, the double fives feel like a…
Initiation and Follow-Through – Why Knowing What to Do Is Not Enough
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If you have ever found yourself wondering why your child can't get started on a task, even when they seem to know exactly what to do, this conversation is for you. Today, we are digging into what's really going…
366: The Glass Child: The Neurotypical Sibling’s Experience, with Penny Williams
There's a kid in your house who never asks for anything, who seems fine when everything is falling apart, who's learned to take up less space so there's room for their sibling's bigger needs. There’s a name for what they're experiencing, glass child.In this episode, I'm talking about the neurotypic…
368: Preparing for the Back-to-School Transition, with Penny Williams
The end of summer brings a very specific kind of dread for so many of us parenting neurodivergent kids — that creeping feeling that starts in July and gets louder every single day school gets closer. I know it well. I spent years bracing for the school year instead of preparing for it, and there is…
375: Co-Regulation Ideas for Real Life, with Penny Williams
A grilled cheese sandwich turned into one of the clearest parenting lessons I've had in a long time.I was coaching a mom this week whose tween was trying to make her own grilled cheese, and it was a struggle. The butter wasn't spreading evenly, the flip kept falling apart, and the frustration built…
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