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On June 9, a few of our incredible See Me board members showed up to advocate for what should be a basic expectation in every school:...

April was Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, and we’ve seen amazing posts, stories, and events celebrating autistic individuals and...

With spring break vacations coming up, we know that traveling with neurodivergent kids takes extra preparation. Here are some tips from...

The holiday season is often described as 'the most wonderful time of the year,' but for many neurodivergent individuals, it can also be...

The holiday season is a time of joy and togetherness, but for individuals with sensory sensitivities, traditional festivities can...

Earlier this month, See Me Neurodiverse had the pleasure of hosting Tammy Ebert, CEO of Swim Possible, who shared vital insights on water...

The See Me Neurodiverse Community Fest, held on September 8, 2024, at Lakefront Park in Prior Lake, was a vibrant success, drawing...

See Me Neurodiverse is excited to unveil our brand-new logo!

Calling the children's mental health crisis line can feel really heavy, but know that it's a courageous and responsible step towards...

Social stories, also referred to as social narratives, are a powerful tool designed to offer clarity and guidance for individuals,...

Since the term “neurodiverse” is a newer term in our world, we wanted to take the opportunity to break down some of the differences...

See Me was excited to work with Prior Lake Cheerleading to offer a Calm Room at their Santa’s Cheer Shop event on December 2nd at PLHS.