👉🏽Join Us Thursday July 31st for “Approaching Autism with Curiosity”, a workshop with Rebecca Baiser, Parenting Coach, Marigold Parenting! Hosted by SYNC – Supporting Young Neurodiverse Children & Caregivers
đź“… Date: Thursday July 31st
⏰ Time: 5:30p-7:30p
đź“Ť Location: Early Education Services at 130 Birge St. Brattleboro, VT
đź”—You can also join virtually at: tinyurl.com/SYNCvirtual
đź‘Ą Who: Parents and caregivers of children on the Autism Spectrum (or suspected of)
To RSVP or for more info contact SYNC@therootsjc.org
👶 Need Childcare during the workshop?
✅ Step 1 — register at tinyurl.com/SYNCVT
✅ Step 2 — email SYNC@therootsjc.org to RSVP for the sessions you want to attend
About this workshop:
Approaching Autism with Curiosity
In a world that bombards us with messages about how we should parent—what’s “normal,” what’s “right,” and what’s “best”—it can feel overwhelming to trust your own instincts, especially when your child doesn’t fit into the mold those messages are built around. Parenting an autistic child often comes with added layers of uncertainty, misunderstanding, and pressure to conform, which can leave you feeling like you’re constantly falling short.
This talk will offer a different path—one rooted in curiosity. We’ll explore how curiosity can become a powerful tool in your parenting, starting with a deeper understanding of your own nervous system and how it shapes the way you respond to your child. From there, we’ll look at how to apply that same curiosity to your child’s behavior, seeing it not as something to manage or fix, but as communication to be understood.
You’ll walk away with practical tools to shift from reactivity to connection, and from judgment to compassion—building a relationship with your child that’s grounded in trust, collaboration, and greater ease.
About Rebecca Baiser, Parenting Coach, Marigold Parenting:
Rebecca offers parent coaching for parents and caregivers who are feeling overwhelmed by their child’s challenging behaviors. She provides practical tools and supportive guidance to help families build more connection, understanding, and ease in their relationships. With 21 years of experience as an early childhood educator, and as a neurodivergent parent to an autistic child, Rebecca brings both professional insight and lived experience to her work, offering a compassionate, neurodiversity-affirming approach that meets families where they are.
♾️ This event is part of SYNC’s ongoing mission to build informed, empowered communities around our young neurodiverse children
Let’s learn together, grow together, and support each other.
We hope to see you there!
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