Articles, interviews and psychoeducational materials from our specialists. About emotions, parenting, trauma and recovery in plain language.
A rule in a game is one of a child’s first social contracts. If we keep rewriting that contract to protect a child from frustration, we deprive them of the opportunity to learn that not every rule in life can be adapted to their wishes. Imagine this. A family is playing a board game. The […]
Hrabovyk Anastasiia
Time is one of the most valuable resources for families raising children with special educational needs. Every child develops at their own pace, in line with their abilities and developmental needs. Some need more time; others need more repetition, a structured environment, or support from parents or professionals. We cannot—and should not—expect children to develop […]
Hrabovyk Anastasiia
Parents of children with special educational needs know this abbreviation well. Professionals and educators know it even better. An IDP (Individual Development Programme, the Ukrainian equivalent of an IEP – Individualised Education Programme) usually means that a support team has met, goals have been set, the child’s needs identified, accommodations and modifications defined, interventions planned, […]
Hrabovyk Anastasiia
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