This virtual get-together is a weekly advocacy coaching and support group designed to provide a supportive space for caregivers raising and loving neurodivergent children in a complicated world. Participants decide on topics and have included school choice, IEPs, challenging behaviors, parental self-care, disability rights, Medicaid waiver, and anything else that comes up organically for parents.

Powerful Parents is facilitated by Kate Lynch (she/her). Kate is the parent of a fantastic atypical kid. She has been teaching yoga and meditation to parents and cultivating a community since 2002. She is the author of the upcoming book Atypical Kids, Mindful Parents. Her little neurodiverse family lives in a magical land called Brooklyn.

Contact Kate at kate@extremekidsandcrew.org

WHO: For parents and caregivers raising and caring for neurodivergent and/or disabled children and teens
WHERE: Facilitated via Zoom
WHEN: Thursdays from 7-8 p.m., The next session begins April 4th.

April 28th, 4-6 p.m

Discover our newest family program: EKC Family Gatherings at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum!

Each month, we are offering participants the chance to meet each other in person at the Brooklyn Children's Museum and on the rooftop! Come connect with fellow caregivers and share your journey, all while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Brooklyn Children's Museum. Registration (required) for this event opens on April 15th and you can find more information about this event on the Family Programs page or buy tickets below.