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WeCanLearn2Learn Blog

Features expert interviews on educational approaches and experiences that support our neurodiverse world, engaging our curiosity in the neurobiology behind learning and regulation. Shared in clear, accessible language, these conversations offer gentle support for learners, parents/caretakers, teachers, and administrators.

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Literacy and Self-Worth for Students with Disabilities: Early Free Access to Assistive Tech

Empowering Communication: How Assistive Technology Transforms Lives Access to communication is a fundamental human right, but for individuals who…

Father’s Role in Creating Emotional and Cognitive Resilience for Children with Travis Goodman

In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of attachment and emotional intelligence in education and parenting cannot be overstated. At…

The Invisible Barriers to Learning and “Behaving”: Sensory Challenges Explained with Kerri Carpenter

Supporting children – especially those who are neurodivergent – in today’s educational environments can seem overwhelming. As parents, teachers,…

Rethinking Speech Therapy: How Somatic and Polyvagal Approaches Are Changing the Game

In the ever-evolving world of speech-language therapy, new paradigms are emerging that challenge traditional, deficit-based models. One pioneer in…

Supporting Children’s Learning: Insights on Sensory Integration from Dr. Anna Len

Are you a teacher, parent, or caregiver concerned about your students’ engagement and learning? You’re not alone. In a…

The Emotional Realities of Special Needs Students in Schools with Fabio Botarelli

In today’s changing educational landscape, finding strategies that empower every learner is more essential than ever – especially for…

Advocating for Emotional Intelligence Curriculum in Schools with Fabio Botarelli

In today’s educational landscape, emotional intelligence (EI) is emerging as a critical part of the learning experience, especially for…

Speech Empowerment via Polyvagal Theory: Voice and Trauma Therapy with Heleen Grooten (Part 1)

Understanding the connection between trauma, our nervous system, and communication is gaining momentum in the world of speech-language pathology.…

Speech Empowerment via Polyvagal Theory: Voice and Trauma Therapy with Heleen Grooten (Part 2)

Communication is a fundamental human right – essential for expressing thoughts, building connections, and thriving both academically and emotionally.…