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Introduction Let's think of working memory through a metaphor—a stage. Inspired by ideas from Alan Baddeley and Dr. Erica Warren, this...

Many parents feel overwhelmed at the thought of coaching their kids on social skills. Caroline Maguire believes that parents make the...

One of the biggest challenges parents face is when their child resists help with social skills. Caroline Maguire explains that this...

This month, we are diving into the seven essential skills that Caroline Maguire believes are crucial for the success of Wonderfully Wired...

In our final blog of the month, we explore the opportunity for parents to discover their own wonderful wiring through the assessment...

For this week, we focus on preparing your child for an assessment, aiming to approach the process with honesty and respect. Main Focus:...

This week, let's dive into Dr. Liz Angoff’s metaphor of “brains under construction” to help us understand our children's brains in a...

This month we are featuring insights from Dr. Liz Angoff of ExplainingBrains.com. If you haven't listened to podcast, you should! Dr Liz'...

When I first started coaching my dyslexic son I was excited to introduce him to various speech-to-text technologies. I believed these...

In this month's episode of the Wonderfully Wired podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Nick Koshnick, who shared fascinating...

“I write because I don't know what I think until I read what I say.” ― Flannery O'Connor Introduction Writing is a powerful tool for...

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In the last number of months you would have heard me say on newsletters, podcasts and over coffee:  “Few things would change the story of...

Social researcher Brené Brown says, "Fitting in is the opposite of belonging." This profound statement resonates deeply, especially when...

I am part of a civil rights movement fighting for neurodiversity. My life's work is about helping people see that some individuals just...

Introduction I'm convinced there are 3 things Wonderfully Wired kids need from the adults that care for them: unconditional connection, a...

‘I love you too much to fight with you about your homework’.  These are the words authors Ned Johnson and William Strixrud invite parents...

In our region this Sunday is Mother’s Day.  For mothers of Wonderfully Wired children, the role of mothering is often blurred with that...

It was obvious to Liam that his friend Tadiwa was talented.   When he described his brain being able to do drawings ‘like an architect’,...