Back to School Together: From Struggle to Strength--Tools to Support Your Child with Learning Differences

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Join Jake Sussman of Superpower Mentors for a dynamic 30- to 40-minute workshop designed for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent children or those with learning differences. Walk away with practical tools to foster affirming, strength-based communication—and set your child up for lasting success at home, in school, and in life.

About Jake Sussman:

Jake Sussman is the founder of Superpower Mentors, a mentorship platform for neurodivergent youth. Drawing from his own experience with learning differences, Jake empowers families to shift from struggle to strength through affirming, strengths-based support. His work has impacted thousands of kids and parents across the U.S., helping them embrace neurodiversity as a superpower.

This breakout session is part of Back to School Together: A Resource Fair for Special Education & Inclusive Activities. Register for the resource fair here. 

                         

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