Where parents and professionals learn side by side.
Helping the adults around every child build a shared understanding through practical, evidence-informed learning.
Plain-language, practical courses for parents of neurodivergent children, written by a specialist who has spent more than 20 years working between families and therapists.
Parents and professionals usually want the same thing for a child. Yet reports, unfamiliar terms and short appointments can leave a gap between what a therapist knows and what a family can use at home.
Useful knowledge tends to fall into that gap. Help My Child exists to close it: current theory, explained clearly, with practical examples of how it applies in everyday life.
Parents and professionals usually want the same thing for a child. Yet reports, unfamiliar terms and short appointments can leave a gap between what a therapist knows and what a family can use at home.
Useful knowledge tends to fall into that gap. Help My Child exists to close it: current theory, explained clearly, with practical examples of how it applies in everyday life.
Caring Together: a bridge between home and therapy
Choose your learning
For parents:
Practical courses, free printables and articles to help you understand your child’s learning, behaviour and needs.
For therapists, teachers and support staff:
Courses grounded in current research and written for practice. Accredited courses are individually assessed by The CPD Group and carry internationally recognised CPD points.
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Jouré Rustemeyer is a neurodiversity specialist and cognitive facilitator with more than 20 years’ experience supporting children, families and professionals. For much of that time she worked between parents and therapists, which is where Help My Child began.
She is a Fellow of the International Forum for Inclusion Practitioners and was a finalist in the Santam Women of the Future Awards. Her approach is strength-based and practical, with a focus on ADHD, autism, executive functioning and sensory processing.
Not sure where to begin?
Send a question, and you’ll be pointed to the course or resource that fits your child or your practice.
