In this powerful and insightful episode of the Divorce Collective Podcast, Danielle Young—Senior Associate at Collective Family Law Group and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner—dives into a deeply important topic: parenting neurodivergent needs during separation.
Separation is already a tough transition, but when parenting children with neurodivergent needs such as autism or ADHD, it requires extra care, strategy, and support. Danielle shares 10 thoughtful, real-life tips that can help parents create a stable, supportive environment for their children—across two homes.
What You’ll Learn:
✅ The power of consistent routines across households
✅ How to create sensory-friendly environments in both homes
✅ Tips for smoother transitions and better communication
✅ Why co-parenting apps can be a game-changer
✅ The importance of parental self-care and professional support
Why This Matters:
When parenting neurodivergent needs during separation, the goal isn’t perfection—it’s progress, patience, and presence. With thoughtful planning and the right mindset, families can move forward in a way that supports every member, especially the children at the centre.
Whether you’re early in your separation journey or refining your co-parenting approach, this episode is packed with tools to help your child feel safe, supported, and loved—every step of the way.
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