LDE 60: Mental Flexibility Tools for Neurodiverse Learners - Jill Stowell

"The first step in building more mental and emotional flexibility is identifying the underlying skills that are not serving the student well enough."
- Jill Stowell

Adapting to change can be really difficult for our neurodiverse learners, particularly those on the autism spectrum.

In this episode, we’re going to talk about why change is so hard and look at some tools for helping your child build stronger comprehension and mental flexibility.

You'll learn:

• Reasons behind mental inflexibility
• Tips for you and your inflexible child or teen
• 2 easy strategies you can use right now to integrate both hemispheres of the brain

 

SHOW NOTES

- Episode Resources and Transcript
- Cross Crawls
- Infinity Walk Book I: The Physical Self by Deborah Sunbeck
- Infinity Walk: Preparing Your Mind to Learn! by Deborah Sunbeck