Ignition LLC

10/21/2026

Are they gifted? Does it matter?

For many families, the question is not about earning a label. It is about understanding why a child experiences learning, emotion, expectations and the world around them differently.

Join us October 24 for a thoughtful, useful conversation about giftedness and what that understanding can change at home.

Boise | Noon to 6:00 p.m.

Register: https://form.jotform.com/262237716326054

10/17/2026

Big ideas. Big feelings. Deep curiosity. Strong reactions.

Gifted intensity can be beautiful, exhausting and frequently misunderstood. “Being Too Much” explores intensities and overexcitabilities so parents can respond with greater clarity and compassion.

Raising Gifted takes place Saturday, October 24, from noon to 6:00 p.m. at Ignition LLC in Boise.

Single day: $50 solo or $80 together.

Register today: https://form.jotform.com/262237716326054

10/14/2026

"It's More Than They should know better.”

Many gifted children do know better, but knowing is not always the same as being able to begin, shift, regulate or follow through in the moment.

One of the October 24 conversations explores how parents can replace repeated frustration with systems that better support their child.

Come for practical ideas. Leave with a more compassionate way to understand what is happening beneath the behavior.

Register: https://form.jotform.com/262237716326054

09/29/2026

Discover how Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps gifted children manage overthinking, reduce anxiety, build emotional regulation, and develop healthy coping skills. Learn how Ignition Therapy supports gifted kids with evidence-based therapy.

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09/22/2026

Gifted individuals often hold themselves to incredibly high standards. Their drive to excel can fuel growth, but it can also lead to harsh self-criticism when things do not go as planned. Self-compassion helps gifted children and teens treat themselves with the same understanding and kindness they often show others.

Practicing self-compassion means recognizing that mistakes, setbacks, and struggles are part of being human. Instead of viewing challenges as personal failures, gifted individuals learn to respond with patience and curiosity. This shift reduces anxiety, supports emotional resilience, and encourages healthier motivation.

At Ignition Therapy, we help gifted individuals build self-compassion as a foundation for emotional well-being. By learning to quiet their inner critic and practice self-acceptance, they gain confidence, balance, and a more sustainable path toward growth and fulfillment.

08/25/2026