Lori OswaldClinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

About

Parenting a child with unique needs is a very different experience from raising a neurotypical child. The usual advice from books, blogs, or well‑meaning friends often doesn’t apply, and that mismatch can leave you feeling misunderstood, discouraged, or even alone. This journey asks so much of you - patience, flexibility, creativity - often in ways you never expected. And while it can be demanding, it also opens space for discovering new capacities within yourself, deepening your connection with your child, and finding approaches that truly honor who they are and who you are as a parent.

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