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Be a part of REEL 2e’s Facilitated Small Group Discussions, a specialized pilot program designed exclusively for parents of twice-exceptional (2e) children. This program offers you the chance to connect with a small, tight-knit, supportive community of fellow parents and engage in meaningful, professionally facilitated discussions that focus on the unique challenges and needs of our 2e community. Our first sessions begin in October. October Series: Self-Regulation Many parents in our community are asking for support on this topic. Our first series will discuss self-regulation, emotional regulation, co-regulation, and stress management, providing practical strategies for you and your family. Let’s discuss what the experts say and what could work for you and your family. These four sessions allow us to dive deep into the concepts, apply them, and discuss what does and doesn't work for you and your family. Program Highlights: Small, intimate group: Only 8 spots available! 4 weeks of impactful sessions (Wednesdays: 10/9, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30) 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM PST via Zoom (Sessions will not be recorded) Cost: $240 for the full series Why Join? Led by expert facilitator Teresa Nair, M.Ed., with 20+ years of experience supporting neurodivergent children and families. Gain practical, research-driven tools for supporting your child’s development. Build meaningful connections with parents who understand the unique journey of raising a 2e child. There are only a couple of open spots remaining. Register now or contact [email protected] for more details. We’re just getting started—join us as we continue building a lasting, supportive space for REEL 2e parents!

Slow processing speed affects every part of a child's life; however, most people know little about it beyond perhaps a score on the WISC test. REEL hosts educational therapist Marcy Dann to learn where processing speed is used in daily life and how it affects routines, academics, socializing, and emotions for 2e learners. Come away with ideas on how to support your child by making supportive changes to their home and school environments. Balance our speed-valuing culture with a discussion of advantages that come with this difference.⁠ Watch full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4TPW9q9pV4⁠ ⁠ #2EAdvocacy #InclusiveEducation #TwiceExceptional #Empower2EStudents #InclusiveLearning #2ECommunity⁠ #Neurodivergent #2ESuccessStories #InclusiveSpaces

Slow processing speed affects every part of a child's life; however, most people know little about it beyond perhaps a score on the WISC test. REEL hosts educational therapist Marcy Dann to learn where processing speed is used in daily life and how it affects routines, academics, socializing, and emotions for 2e learners. Come away with ideas on how to support your child by making supportive changes to their home and school environments. Balance our speed-valuing culture with a discussion of advantages that come with this difference. Watch full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4TPW9q9pV4 #2EAdvocacy #InclusiveEducation #TwiceExceptional #Empower2EStudents #InclusiveLearning #2ECommunity #Neurodivergent #2ESuccessStories #InclusiveSpaces

Slow processing speed affects every part of a child's life; however, most people know little about it beyond perhaps a score on the WISC test. REEL hosts educational therapist Marcy Dann to learn where processing speed is used in daily life and how it affects routines, academics, socializing, and emotions for 2e learners. Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/x4TPW9q9pV4?feature=shared