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Motivation: Why Doesn’t My Kid Have It, and What Can We Do?

Motivation: Why Doesn’t My Kid Have It, and What Can We Do?

Announcing our free training for parents! Unstuck & Understood: How to use connection to motivate your neurodivergent kid.

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Feb 24, 2023
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Do any of these sound familiar?

  • “My 3-year-old won’t do anything that I ask them!”

  • “My 7-year-old won’t do any homework or chores!”

  • “My teen doesn’t take their grades seriously!  They just don’t care about their future!”

If you want answers, read Amy Weber’s new blog: Motivation:  What Is It, Why Doesn’t My Neurodivergent Kid Have It, and What Can We Do?

“Some days we might have more internal motivation because we’re excited about what we’re working on. On other days, the idea of a paycheck or seeing a friend or fear of what would happen if we were fired might be our motivating factors. It’s never just one thing! Our kids are the same way.”

-Amy Weber, LCSW

Read the rest of her article through this link. Amy says, “…with some support and coaching, your child can learn to believe in themselves, face challenges with confidence, and use mistakes as opportunities to grow!”

If you’re interested in supporting your child through connection, we are co-leading a workshop on March 3, 2023 all about m…

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