#ParentingTips #EmotionalRegulation #SpecialNeedsParentingYour child is feeding off your energy. When YOU are calm, THEY stabilize faster. Tonight Dr. Myava Clark teaches you exactly how to get there with her 3R Reset: Reset. Reframe. Release. Episode 53 is an episode that you don't want to miss! Drop "RESET" in the comments for the link!#NeurodivergentParenting #RegulatedParent #DrMyavaClark #ParentingTips #SpecialNeedsParenting #EmotionalRegulation #MOACCommunity #StopParentingFromPanic #NeurodivergentMom

"Did I say enough? Did I do enough?"If you've ever sat after an IEP meeting asking yourself "Am I enough?"—you're not alone.Tonight at 8PM EST, Dr. Myava Clark is opening up about the guilt that secretly weighs on parents of neurodivergent children... and more importantly, how to break free from it.In Episode 35, you'll discover: Why guilt actually comes from a place of love (and how to transform it) The SAFE Method to replace overwhelm with empowerment Why progress beats perfection every single time How one simple shift in perspective changed everythingDr. Myava gets REAL about her own 24-hour spiral this week and what pulled her out of it. This isn't another "just do better" talk—it's honest, vulnerable, and filled with tools you can use TODAY.You don't have to be perfect. You just need to show up. And tonight, we're showing up together.

Are you navigating the special education system feeling isolated and overwhelmed?Tonight at 8 PM EST, Dr. Myava Clark shares her powerful personal journey from struggling in silence to becoming a fierce advocate for her neurodivergent son and reveals why you don't have to walk this path alone. In this candid episode, discover: How to advocate effectively without burning out Real strategies that helped close the educational gap Why waiting to get help could cost your child years of progress The support system every parent of neurodivergent children needsFrom IEP battles to finding the right teachers, therapists, and community—Dr. Clark keeps it real about what worked, what didn't, and the hope she found along the way.