article Article · 3 min Eight common signs of neurodivergence in kids Developed with the Brightline Care Team Eight common signs of neurodivergence in kids For: Helps with: Parents & caregivers of kids, Teens, and Kids ages 2-18 Attention & ADHD, Autism, School, Social-emotional skills “ Every child is different ” is a pretty common phrase among parents. Those differences are what make each child unique. They can also be the key that unlocks your ability to understand how your child thinks and learns. Kids whose brains process information in a way that’s different from some of their peers are called “neurodivergent.” Neurodivergence can include things like autism and ADHD. But the term “neurodivergence” is an umbrella that fits over a list of other conditions, too. Knowing how to spot neurodivergent signs, symptoms, or behaviors can help you support your child. And when you know your child better, you can help set expectations with teachers, caregivers, and oth...
NOW HIRING Working Board of Directors - Volunteer - 4 hrs/month Company Description California BrainWaves aims to increase housing, employment, education, medical care, and community support for individuals with brain and developmental disabilities. The organization envisions creating therapeutic campuses to support individuals and their families, focusing on preventing family separations and providing support to staff, caregivers, and neurotypical siblings. Role Description This is a volunteer role for the Working Board of Directors at California BrainWaves. The Board of Directors will be involved in strategic planning, decision-making, governance, and oversight of the organization's activities to fulfill its mission and vision. Qualifications -Local to Alameda or Contra Costa Counties, SF East Bay, CA -Experience in strategic planning, decision-making, and governance -Knowledge of non-profit operations and compliance -Strong communication and interpersonal skills -...
California BrainWaves is a nonprofit organization based in San Leandro, California, dedicated to supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families. Founded with the mission to enhance the lives of people with brain and developmental disabilities, the organization offers a range of services, including family support, housing, employment, educational resources, and medical care. They emphasize community systems and de-stigmatization of neurodiversity as part of their commitment to empowering the neurodivergent community. Their primary vision is to develop therapeutic campuses—described as “Live/Work/Learn/Play” environments—that provide holistic support for neurodivergent individuals and their loved ones. These campuses, planned for multiple locations in the San Francisco Bay Area, are intended to foster independence and prevent family separations by providing accessible resources for individuals of all ages. The organization’s initiatives also include fundraising, advisory boards...
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