For parents and caregivers of autistic, ADHD, and other neurodivergent children who want calmer routines, a clearer understanding of their child’s needs, and more confidence working with their child’s school.
School Life Ready™ · A program of Ready Bodies Ready Minds
Getting another call from school? Finding mornings, homework, or daily routines overwhelming? Wondering what to bring up at an IEP meeting? Start with support that puts your child’s strengths and your concerns at the center.
You know your child. A consultation gives you a place to discuss what feels difficult, identify questions to ask, and explore practical next steps for your family.
Free webinars for U.S. schools and educators explore practical ways to understand neurodivergent children’s needs, support classroom participation, and work alongside parents and caregivers.
Look beyond a challenging moment. Consider communication, sensory needs, abilities, routines, and the demands of the activity.
Build on strengths and explore practical ways to make everyday activities more accessible and meaningful.
Encourage shared understanding between parents, caregivers, educators, and the professionals supporting the child.
I’m Dr. Cecelia Lynch Mitchell, an occupational therapist with more than 25 years of experience working with children. I created School Life Ready™ under Ready Bodies Ready Minds for parents and caregivers who want to understand their child better, feel more confident in everyday routines, and be active partners in school conversations.
My experience in school and clinical settings informs my approach to sensory regulation, motor skills, self-care, and meaningful participation. School Life Ready™ primarily serves U.S. parents and caregivers, while welcoming educators who share our commitment to supporting children across home, school, and life.
“A diagnosis does not define your child’s potential. Their strengths belong at the center of the conversation.”
Connect with me →Free parent education webinars give you a place to build understanding and confidence. Educator webinars support the shared understanding that families and schools need to work together.
Topics may include understanding behavior as communication, sensory regulation, daily routines, and preparing for productive school and IEP conversations.
Contact us to ask about upcoming dates and registration. Dates will be shared when confirmed.
Webinars provide general education. Individual needs may require a professional evaluation.
You can request a parent consultation or ask about the next free parent education webinar. In your first email, share what kind of support you’re looking for. Please leave out private medical records and sensitive details about your child.
Yes. Schools and educators can inquire about free webinars and upcoming opportunities to learn.
No. Webinars offer general education rather than an individualized evaluation or treatment plan.
Contact us before booking to confirm consultation details, availability, and fees.
Bring your questions. Ask about a parent consultation, explore a free webinar, or connect with other parents and caregivers in our support community.