A free community for parents doing all of it — built by a teacher and mom of four who gets it. You're the one managing the IEPs, sitting through the meetings, Googling "how to help my kid focus" at midnight, and wondering if you're doing enough. You are. You just shouldn't have to figure it all out alone.

The Insight Parent Community is a free space built for parents like you — by someone who's lived it from both sides of the table. Amanda Armstrong has spent 20+ years as a classroom teacher specializing in neurodivergent and gifted learners, and she's raising four neurodivergent boys of her own.

What you’ll get as a free subscriber:

• Weekly blog on executive function, sensory strategies, and parent advocacy
• Research roundups that translate studies into what-to-do-Monday-morning
• The honest takes no one else is saying out loud

What paid subscribers ($8/mo) get:

• Downloadable tools, checklists, and frameworks for every post
• Bonus deep-dives on breaking news (policy changes, new research, legal rulings)
• First access to new courses and founding-member pricing

When was the last time you sat down, with absolutely nothing to do, and felt completely at peace? If you are a busy parent, chances are you cannot remember.

In this episode of Insights From Insight, host Amanda Armstrong unpacks the hidden reason behind your constant exhaustion. Spoiler: It is not a lack of sleep, poor boundaries, or an incomplete self-care routine. Instead, it is a system failure inside your brain’s command center.

Today, we're diving into a crucial part of our Executive Function Skills course: the self-assessment. This tool helps you pinpoint your strengths and areas needing support, moving beyond vague notions of distraction to specific awareness. Understanding your unique brain architecture is key to real change, especially for those seeking effective tips.