Neuroception: Your body’s silent radar.

It’s called neuroception. It’s like your body’s silent radar, constantly scanning for safety or danger. For neurodivergent kids, this radar is especially sensitive. If you’re feeling stressed or overwhelmed, their nervous system picks up on those cues, and they respond to them instinctively. The good news? When you send genuine signals of safety, it helps their nervous system settle, too.