How to Cope as a Special Needs Parent
Natasha Iregbu Natasha Iregbu

How to Cope as a Special Needs Parent

If you're feeling particularly stressed about a situation, for instance, if you're at a meeting or anything else when you think “I need a moment to myself” you can use the hand breathing technique.

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Why is Nature Good for Mental Health?
Natasha Iregbu Natasha Iregbu

Why is Nature Good for Mental Health?

I think that access to resources to support parents and carers mental health and wellbeing is essential especially when raising neurodivergent children or being a neurodivergent parent. When parents and carers have ways to find and benefit from these resources, without feeling like they need to sacrifice more of their energy or time, it can help relieve stress and create a positive impact not only for themselves but for their whole family.

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Becoming a Podcast Host
Natasha Iregbu Natasha Iregbu

Becoming a Podcast Host

Creating a Spotify podcast for neurodivergent parenting came from wanting to try a new way of reaching families who aren't on social media or who want to receive resources and support outside of scrolling on social media.

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1 year of Slow Down Amaya
Natasha Iregbu Natasha Iregbu

1 year of Slow Down Amaya

I never would have imagined that I would have reached this many people and had people across the world reading my books. My books are being read in the UK, the US, Canada, Brazil, Australia, Italy, Germany and Spain! 

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Yoga Nidra Meditation for Neurodivergent Parents
Meditation, Neurodivergent Parenting Natasha Iregbu Meditation, Neurodivergent Parenting Natasha Iregbu

Yoga Nidra Meditation for Neurodivergent Parents

Meditation can feel like something that seems “too hard to do” or when you don't see/think about meditation, it becomes out of sight and out of mind. However, I feel that starting a meditation practice that isn't overly rigid (not a daily challenge that you think that you need to achieve), can benefit neurodivergent parents.

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How to Support Sibling’s Wellbeing in Neurodiverse Families
Natasha Iregbu Natasha Iregbu

How to Support Sibling’s Wellbeing in Neurodiverse Families

When I was working with children in the charity sector, delivering social and emotional activities, I noticed that siblings in neurodiverse families often advocated for and worried about their brother(s)/sister(s) even at a young age.

This often meant that instead of having fun they would feel worried about what might happen next.

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Short Everyday Wellbeing Practices
Natasha Iregbu Natasha Iregbu

Short Everyday Wellbeing Practices

During your weekly schedule of juggling different activities, appointments and everything in between, have you remembered to include something only for you?

I'm guessing you might have placed yourself near the bottom of your list.

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