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In this Neurodiversity Education Series event, Dr. Vidya Krishnan shares how neurodiversity is part of the natural range of how human brains work, and why care should highlight each person’s unique strengths and identity—not just their challenges.

Journalist Lisa L. Lewis, author of "The Sleep Deprived Teen," provides parents with the roadmap to more (and better) sleep for their children and adolescents – and perhaps even for themselves.

Conozca más acerca de esta plática que se ofrece en las escuelas públicas de California y apoye el desarrollo sano de su estudiante. Presentada por Brenda Carrasco, trabajadora social clínica licenciada, Centro de Asesoramiento One Life.

Dr. Yvonne (Bonnie) Maldonado, Professor of Pediatrics, Stanford Children’s Health, will share practical, research-based insights on how everyday behaviors—from hygiene to regular wellness visits—play a powerful role in protecting youth from illness and disease.

Una plática cálida y accesible para que los padres/cuidadores tengan presentes sus derechos y entiendan los pasos en el proceso de evaluación de Educación Especial. Presentada por Anna Herrera, Vicesuperintendente de Servicios Educativos, Distrito Escolar de Redwood City.

In her new book, The Way of Play, pediatric therapist and play expert Dr. Tina Payne Bryson will help you encourage your kids to become calm listeners, cooperative problem solvers, and respectful communicators.

In Talk to Your Boys, journalist Joanna Schroeder and educator Christopher Pepper share practical advice for helping parents raise emotionally intelligent young men through honest, essential conversations.

How can you help your child or teen build good habits for a lifetime? Eran Magen, PhD, parent-child communication expert, offers a popular Parent Forum on "Helping Your Child Build Good Habits."

Bruce Poch and Alice Kleeman, college admission experts, offer advice for students and families as they navigate today’s college-admission landscape—and, more importantly, as they begin the college experience itself

Psychotherapist and NY Times bestselling author Meg Josephson reframes “people-pleasing” and shares practical tools to spot perfectionism, navigate conflict, and strengthen family bonds for both parents and kids.

Education leader, writer, and school founder Chris Balme explores four essential conditions — variety, reflection, agency, and connection — that help adolescents build resilience, identity, and purpose.

From the importance of civil discourse to the foundational principles of democracy, Dr. Lindsey Cormack demystifies complex topics with clarity and insight.