The Village is a monthly Caring Cohort for parents raising neurodiverse children. This group offers a welcoming space to connect with other parents who understand the unique challenges, questions, and victories that come with raising and advocating for “neurospicy” kids. Together, we share experiences, exchange resources, learn from one another, and build meaningful relationships within our community. Whether you’re looking for advice or simply the comfort of being among people who “get it,” this caring cohort will help you build the village it takes to parent neurodiverse children.
In September, we’ll meet in the Sukkah for a special conversation with Katie Robinson, M.T.
Upcoming meetings:
Sun, Sept 27 – A conversation with Katie Robinson, M.T.
Sun, Oct 18
Sun, Nov 15
Sun, Dec 20
Katie Robison, M.T., is a special education teacher with 25+ years of experience and an Education & Learning Support Specialist at Jones Hill in Falls Church, where she helps families navigate IEPs, 504s, and school transitions, and coaches students individually and in groups. She’s spent her career walking alongside parents of children with autism and other learning differences—and as the parent of an adult daughter with autism and intellectual disability, she’s part of this community and has a lot to share!
Please register to receive ongoing communication. Email Otto Adelman with questions.
Open to members and ECC families only.
