The fact that you're here, you probably already know your child a little better than anyone else does.
Maybe morning drop-offs have become a battle, and school doesn't feel like the right fit right now — or the right place hasn't been found yet.
Maybe you've noticed a way of communicating — favourite lines, echoed phrases, scripts from a well-loved TV show — that you sense means more than it says.
Maybe you're carrying a quiet kind of tired that's hard to explain to parents whose kids are thriving.
You don't need a diagnosis to start, and you don't need to have it all figured out.
You just need somewhere to belong.