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A digital platform to help families who have children with disabilities navigate our healthcare system by centralizing records and connecting them with a welcoming community.

14/08/2025

Calm is a form of power, too.

In a system that often feels reactive, rushed, or chaotic, staying grounded is a quiet kind of resistance.

Calm doesn’t mean passive. It means present. It means you get to be your child’s anchor, even when the waves are high.

Being calm doesn’t come from nowhere. It comes from support, preparation, and community. You don’t need to be perfect to be powerful.

What helps you stay grounded when everything feels overwhelming?

11/08/2025

5 things caregivers are expected to know (But are rarely taught):

1. How to interpret medical reports

2. How to build an IEP team

3. How to translate behaviors into needs

4. How to apply for services without missing a deadline

5. How to advocate without alienating

Families deserve guidance, not just expectations. With Neuru, you can have that guidance.

What’s something you had to learn the hard way in this journey?

07/08/2025

🚨 It’s happening TODAY!

There’s still time to register for “Advocating with Confidence – An IEP Workshop,” a free online session designed to help parents and caregivers navigate the IEP process with clarity and confidence.

Whether you're brand new to IEP meetings or looking to strengthen your advocacy skills, this workshop will leave you feeling more equipped and empowered to show up for your child’s education.

🗓 Thursday, August 7
⏰ 12:00–1:00 PM
💻 Zoom

Don’t miss your chance to get expert guidance and practical tools you can use right away.

It’s not too late, register now! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/advocating-with-confidence-an-iep-workshop-tickets-1481492567149?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

What’s one question you’ve always wanted to ask during an IEP meeting but didn’t know how?

05/08/2025

The missing piece in most care plans? You.

You know your child best. You live their routines, notice subtle changes, and make daily decisions with love and instinct.

Too often, care plans are written about families, not with them. The best outcomes happen when parents and providers collaborate, not when one takes the lead and the other follows.

Empowering caregivers to be confident collaborators in the process is how we shift outcomes for everyone. Not louder. Not angrier. Just better informed and better supported.

When have you felt most respected as part of your child’s care team?

01/08/2025

What if tech didn’t make care harder, but made it easier?

Too often, families are handed tools that don’t speak their language, apps that feel like homework, and portals that feel like red tape.

But tech should reduce friction, not add to it.

The best tools aren’t flashy. They’re intuitive, quiet, and designed to ease decision fatigue.

You don’t need more noise. You need more calm.

With Neuru, you get that. Support through technology.

What’s one thing technology could do better for your family?

31/07/2025

📣 Calling all parents and caregivers of children with special needs! This one’s for you.

Navigating the IEP process can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to.
Join us for “Advocating with Confidence – An IEP Workshop” and walk away with real strategies, expert insight, and the clarity you need to speak up for your child’s education with purpose and power.

🗓 Thursday, August 7
⏰ 12:00–1:00 PM
📍 Zoom

This free workshop is designed to equip you with practical tips and confidence to be the advocate your child deserves. Let’s turn frustration into forward motion, together.

Register today and take that first step. Your voice matters.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/advocating-with-confidence-an-iep-workshop-tickets-1481492567149?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

What’s one thing you wish someone had told you before your first IEP meeting?

28/07/2025

Why don’t more systems ask parents what they need?

Families are often told what they need without being asked, but the experts on your child are… you.

You know the routines, the triggers, the workarounds that make your world go round. Too often, solutions are built without the voices of the people who need them most.

What if support started by listening?

Neuru listens.

24/07/2025

You are allowed to want more than survival. You're allowed to want mornings that aren't stressful.

Just like you're allowed appointments that don't end in tears, a week without feeling behind, and a system that doesn’t exhaust you.

Families of children with disabilities are so used to running on empty, they forget they deserve joy too.

Let’s reimagine what life could feel like, not just what you've learned to endure.

What’s one thing that brings your family joy, even in the hard seasons?

22/07/2025

Connection is just as important as coordination.

Families often spend so much time managing logistics, such as scheduling, paperwork, and communication, that they lose time for connection.

But emotional support isn’t secondary. Feeling seen, heard, and validated is what makes the rest of it sustainable.

That’s why community is essential. Not optional.

What kind of connection has helped you feel less alone on this journey?

17/07/2025

Just because it’s familiar doesn't mean it’s working.

So many families are used to functioning in stress mode. They don't even notice how heavy everything has become, but surviving isn't the same as thriving.

Sometimes the biggest shift comes from recognizing that chaos isn't a given.

You deserve support that lightens the load, not systems that demand more from you than you can give.

What’s something you've accepted as “normal” that you're ready to question?

14/07/2025

Progress isn't always measurable. But it’s always meaningful.

A child made it through the school day without a meltdown.

A parent finally felt comfortable leaving a therapy session without tears.

A sibling helped without being asked.

A win was noticed, and celebrated.

These aren't data points. They're quiet victories. And they deserve recognition.

Sometimes, the best thing we can do is look for inch stones rather than milestones.

What’s one “invisible win” your family had this week?

11/07/2025

You can be exhausted and still be a good parent.

Let’s normalize showing up tired, uncertain, and overwhelmed, and still being a great caregiver.

The culture of constant optimization has no place in families navigating disability and neurodivergence.

Doing your best sometimes means showing up with a coffee in one hand and an IEP binder in the other.

You're allowed to take breaks. You're allowed to not have the answers.

You're allowed to be human.

What’s one small way you've learned to give yourself grace lately?

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