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In this episode, we welcome Lisa Richer, a Neurodivergent Success Partner, author, speaker, and founder of Journey2Bloom, who helps children, families, and professionals move from feeling overwhelmed to feeling empowered.

Closing out Neurodiversity Awareness and Acceptance Month, we explore ADHD, advocacy, kindness, and how families can better support children by recognizing their unique strengths and needs. Lisa shares her personal journey, what led her to this work, and how her experiences shaped a mission centered on helping neurodivergent children thrive.

We also discuss Lisa’s work through Journey2Bloom, where she supports families through coaching, school advocacy, workshops, and practical tools that help parents navigate challenges with greater confidence and clarity. Lisa shares insights from her 3C Journey Map — Clarity, Confidence, and Courage — and explains how stronger connections, trust, and persistence can create lasting progress for children.

This conversation is a reminder that every child learns differently, every family deserves support, and kindness can open doors to confidence, growth, and success.

Resources:
https://journey2bloom.com

https://www.facebook.com/journey2bloom

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Presented by Anthony’s Way – The Road to Kindness.

In this episode, we welcome Veronica Moya, a children’s wellness expert, author, and meditation teacher who helps children and families build emotional resilience, confidence, and inner connection.

During Neurodiversity Awareness and Acceptance Month, we explore ADHD, mindfulness, kindness, and how families can better support children by recognizing their unique strengths. Veronica shares her personal journey, what led her to this work, and practical tools that help children manage emotions, build self-trust, and feel more empowered in their daily lives.

We also discuss her work through Mindful V, including private coaching, school programs, and mindfulness resources designed to help young people thrive. Veronica also shares insights from her books, including Goom Has a Happy Place, which helps children navigate difficult feelings like fear, sadness, and overwhelm.

This conversation is a reminder that every child has gifts, every child deserves understanding, and small acts of kindness can create lasting change.

Resources
www.youtube.com/@VeronicaMoya

IG: @VeronicaMoyaCoach
veronicamoya.com

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Gretchen Hunter, we focus on practical tools that help children with ADHD navigate everyday challenges.

We break down Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), emotional regulation, and Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) in a way that is simple, relatable, and easy for families to apply at home. Dr. Hunter shares how these approaches help children better understand their thoughts, manage emotions, and work through challenges with confidence.

We also explore what these strategies look like in real life, how often they are used, and how parents can begin incorporating them into daily routines.

This conversation continues during Neurodiversity Celebration Week, a time dedicated to increasing awareness, understanding, and acceptance of neurological differences including ADHD, autism, and dyslexia.

Resources
Child & Family Development
childandfamilydevelopment.com

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