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Parenting kids with invisible disabilities can feel overwhelming, from the not so helpful comments from strangers to your child’s behavior at school and home, to feeling like a bad parent. It can be frustrating and isolating, navigating challenging behavior and a society that doesn’t adapt or understand your child. In this five-session class, Amy J. Brown shares lessons learned from 30 years of parenting and 20 years of parenting children with invisible disabilities. Join her for some honest conversation and practical strategies to help you navigate this life.

Join me in this community of special needs parents – I look forward to getting to know you better!