Helping Neurodiverse & Marginalized Children Thrive

In this episode of SoCal Voices we're exploring a powerful new framework for helping neurodiverse and marginalized children thrive -- not by trying to change who they are but by transforming the environments and relationships that surround them. In her book, Heart-Centered Connections: Seven Essential Skills for Helping Neurodiverse and Marginalized Children Thrive, Niki Elliott of the University of San Diego brings together educational neuroscience, nervous-system wellness, and decades of work with educators, parents, and caregivers. We talk about what it really takes to create spaces where every child can feel safe, seen, and able to reach their full potential.

Resources

Visit Niki Elliott's website.

Learn about the Heart-Centered Connections Practitioners Certificate.

Mindful Leaders Project.

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