Calling the children's mental health crisis line can feel really heavy, but know that it's a courageous and responsible step towards getting the support needed for you and your family.

Incorporating social stories into the lives of neurodiverse individuals, caregivers, educators, and support networks can create a more inclusive and understanding environment. Learn more about social stories, when to use them, and how to write them.

In simple terms, the main difference between a neurotypical brain and a neurodiverse brain lies in how they process information and respond to the world.

See Me was excited to work with Prior Lake Cheerleading to offer a Calm Room at their Santa’s Cheer Shop event on December 2nd at the Prior Lake High School.

Learn more about neuropsychological evaluations, what they entail and next steps.

As a parent or caregivers, many of our needs organically take a backseat to the attention our children require. Parents often feel burnt out, but even more so for those of neurodiverse children. Learn a few helpful ideas to take care of yourself.

During the holiday season, our stress levels tend to increase, leaving us more vulnerable to feeling overwhelmed. Learn what to look for and coping tips.