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Navigating School Challenges with Curiosity and Collaboration with Scotti Weintraub | Ep. 112

Navigating School Challenges with Curiosity and Collaboration with Scotti Weintraub | Ep. 112

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In this episode, Samantha and Lauren speak with Scotti Weintraub and discuss the importance of parents paying attention to the struggles their children face in school, collaborating with teachers and professionals, and advocating effectively during school meetings.

Scotti emphasizes leading with curiosity, gathering information, and building solid relationships with educators to create a supportive environment for their children's unique needs.

Additionally, the conversation touches on the emotional aspects of parenting, the significance of not viewing children’s struggles as a reflection of parenting skills, and the value of involving children in discussions about their needs.

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast

00:02 Scotty Weintraub's Background and Mission

00:42 Challenges Faced by Neurodivergent Families

03:39 Recognizing and Addressing School Struggles

09:24 Effective Communication with Schools

16:40 Collaborating with Teachers and Professionals

20:11 Resources and Support for Parents

23:30 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

24:57 Reflections and Key Takeaways

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