In the journey of supporting neurodivergent children, two pillars stand out as transformative: early intervention and transition planning. These strategies not only shape developmental outcomes but also empower families, educators, and therapists to create meaningful, individualized pathways for each child.

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In the realm of pediatric audiology and special education, we often focus on diagnostics, devices, and developmental milestones. But beneath the surface lies an equally powerful catalyst for growth: social-emotional learning (SEL)—the foundation for emotional resilience, meaningful connections, and lifelong well-being.