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What’s the most helpful mindset shift you’ve made in your relationships with kids? Tell us below! When we come at children with a forceful, rigid mindse...t we set ourselves up for a battle, rather than a partnership. All people have an innate sense of freedom, and tend to resist being made to do anything. When children sense connection behind our words, rather than force, they are more readily able to relax and work with us. We’re not trying to take away their autonomy, or their freedom. We’re here to help. That simple shift in *us* can make all the difference. Want to see more content like this? Support Curious Parenting on Patreon (patreon.com/curiousparenting) or in our shop (curiousparenting.net). See more

RDI is different because instead of focusing on symptoms, our program works to activate the growth-seeking drive essential to addressing the challenges associated with autism. All brains, including those of people with developmental disabilities, can adapt and change throughout life; It just needs the right guidance

In this NEW Podcast, Dr Sheely, one of the RDI founders, speaks about parents' experience with the diagnosis of their children.

Great tips for developing real communication with your autistic kids.

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When we have high expectations for our children, looking at them as a wonderful little human being with so much potential, they feel that, and then it makes a huge difference. In this episode of RDIconnect’s podcast series, Dr. Rachelle Sheely talks about how believing in our kids will help them believe in themselves.