It’s back to school season, and if you and your child are staring at unfinished assignments, unopened emails, or a planner that’s more of a decoration than a tool, it’s easy to assume the problem is procrastination. But what if it’s something else entirely?

Understanding and honoring the differences of neurodivergent relationships can lead to more authentic and supportive connections—for everyone involved.

For some kids, especially neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ kids—back to school season can feel like bracing for a storm.

Most of us mask in some way. But when we don’t know who we are at our core, neurodivergence may be a factor.

Understanding the core categories of mental health and learning how to meet those needs can empower you to live a balanced, resilient life.

When access to support can’t be taken for granted, knowing where to turn becomes even more urgent.

The next time you feel that urge to ask “How was school today?”, take a breath—and try a question that invites your child to tell their story.

If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “Why does this keep happening?” or “I thought I’d moved past this, but here I am again,” you’re not alone.

At AIM Counseling Services, EMDR is one of the key tools Ashlee uses in her trauma-informed practice.

Neurodivergent children are more likely to experience bullying. Here’s what you can do as a parent to support them and see them through.

What is a trauma-informed counselor and how is their approach different?

A little more information about our low cost counseling services!

The different ways autism can impact romantic relationships and tips to have the healthiest and happiest relationship possible.

Understanding how OCD and ASD can pair together in your mind.

Mental heath tips for parents!

How a period of stress can lead to a resilient mindset and tips for overcoming stressful times when they arise.

4 tips for making Valentine’s Day special for your neurodivergent partner!

Tips to help combat the seasonal blues!

An explanation on some of the reasons why ADHD is under diagnosed in women and girls.

Exploring explore the realities of navigating dual neurodivergency in relationships—what works, what’s challenging, and how couples can thrive together in their unique dynamics.