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Whether you are a parent, work with children, or are simply wondering how to answer children’s questions about war, I want to take the time to offer some advice tailored to different age groups.

As parents, it is natural to seek reassurance. We want to hear that everything is fine, that our child will grow out of it, that there is nothing to worry about. But real support sometimes begins with discomfort...

When a child is identified as neurodivergent, parenting often becomes a mirror. As parents learn to understand their child’s needs, many begin to recognize familiar traits in themselves, as sensory overload, social fatigue, a lifelong feeling of being “out of sync.”

Before trying to get rid of your hypochondria at all costs, you first need to understand why the brain created this strategy to alert you, and most importantly, what deeper emotion is preventing you from moving forward peacefully.

Very often, people ask me whether there is a connection between eating habits and certain atypical profiles. It all depends on how we manage our emotions…