There are two wonderful events coming up for families of gifted children! From PAGE's Parent 2 Parent Online Series: New to Gifted: Gifted Education in PA and the GIEP September 17 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Location: Zoom (There may be a cap on attendees, so register soon if you're interested) Free! Join us for a special Parent-2-Parent session designed for families who are new to gifted education or looking for a helpful refresher to start the year. We’ll walk through the basics of gifted education in Pennsylvania and demystify the Gifted Individualized Education Plan (GIEP). PAGE Board members will share guidance, resources, and personal insights to help parents feel confident in navigating the process and advocating for their child. This is a supportive space to ask questions, connect with other parents, and learn how to best support your gifted learner’s journey. Preregistration is Required: https://buytickets.at/pennsylvaniaassociationforgiftededucation/1847111 Special Local Event : Helping Gifted & 2E Kids Manage "All the Feels" -- Parent Night at IU13 led by Emily Kirchner Morris, LPC October 14 @ 5pm - 7pm Dinner included Gifted learners (ages 7+) can attend a Gifted Student Night at the same time. Location: Intermediate Unit 13, New Holland Pike (Burle Industries) Free! Register by October 7. Click here to register: https://iu13.wufoo.com/forms/krvozih1ak45g4/ About the presenter: Emily Kircher-Morris, LPC , is a mental health professional and advocate for neurodiversity, with a deep commitment to creating inclusive and supportive environments for all students. In addition to her clinical work, Emily is the host of the popular Neurodiversity Podcast , where she explores a wide range of topics related to neurodivergence, often interviewing leading experts, educators, and individuals with lived experience. Emily is the author of several books related to the development of neurodivergent children and teens. Neurodiversity-Affirming Schools: Transforming Practices So All Students Feel Accepted and Supported ​  (Free Spirit Publishing, 2025), with co-author Amanda Morin, offers a paradigm shift in how schools can better support neurodivergent learners.  Parent's Guide to Gifted Children: A Resource for Caregivers and Advocates  (Gifted Unlimited, 2023), with co-authors Edward Amend, Psy.D. and Janet Gore, is a revised edition from the original  Parent's Guide to Gifted Children , providing parents of children who are cognitively gifted the information and tools they need to help their children thrive.  “Teaching Twice-Exceptional Learners in Today's Classroom"  (Free Spirit Publishing, 2021) focuses on supporting 2e learners in the educational setting, and the forthcoming "Raising Twice-Exceptional Children: A Handbook for Parents of Neurodivergent Gifted Kids"  (Routledge, 2022) is a guide for parents navigating the world of twice-exceptionality.

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If you're a frequent visitor to our site, we thought it would be helpful for you to know when new resources are added so that you don't have to dig or check back in each category. Therefore, we will create a blog post each time something is added to highlight the resource. Over the past few weeks, we've added a number of resources to our Parent Resources section. You can click here to view the entire section , or access the new posts directly by clicking on them below. Here are other recent additions: Are you on social media? Follow @the.gifted.perspective on Instagram for great and relevant information on Gifted Education & Neurodiversity and parenting. A new resource was added to our Anxiety & Giftedness section : Understanding the Link Between Empathy and Anxiety in Gifted Children . We've added some new resources to our Executive Functioning Skills section : Time Management Resources Task Initiation General Executive Functioning Skills resources, sorted by topic The Eat the Frog Strategy for students, which relates to procrastination, task initiation, and time management A new resource was added to our Perfectionism section: https://mentalhealthcenterkids.com/blogs/articles/perfectionism-in-children Please reach out if there's a topic you need that you can't find a resource for. We will try to match you with helpful information so that we can support you.

As we hear of local enrichment opportunities for students, we gather them at this link. This resources has been updated with upcoming events. If you know of any additional experiences, please let us know and we will add them! Camps, Programs, & Experiences for Gifted Students