Sarah Silber Educational Psychologist

02/04/2026

World Autism Day 💛

Autism isn’t one thing.
It’s beauty and overwhelm.
Strength and struggle.
Identity and challenge — all at once.

Awareness goes beyond words — it lives in how we choose to understand, to support, and how we choose to care 🌱

28/02/2026

08/02/2026

Hopping on the caricature trend, and I have to admit, it’s surprisingly accurate: assessments, school accommodations, running shoes, and dogs… plus a desk full of paperwork. 😅🧠🐾🏃‍♀️

13/01/2026

As the school year gets going, I’m thinking of all the children and parents navigating those early mornings again.

For some families, the start feels exciting and hopeful. For others, it’s already feeling tough. Tears at the gate, sore tummies, big emotions, resistance, or complete shutdowns can leave parents feeling worried and unsure of what to do next.

This image is such a helpful reminder that what we see is often only part of the story. When a child is struggling to go to school, it’s rarely about behaviour. More often, it’s a sign that something feels overwhelming, unsafe, or just too much for them right now.
If this is your child, try to hold it gently. Slow things down where you can. Stay curious. Connection matters more than getting it “right”.

Wishing everyone a kind, steady start to the school year!

05/01/2026

Wishing everyone a gentle start to 2026 🤍

The beginning of a new year can feel quiet, hopeful, and sometimes a little tender too. It’s often a time to reflect on what helped last year feel manageable, and what you might want to hold onto (or let go of) as the months unfold.

I’m really looking forward to continuing to support children, teens, and families through the ups and downs of learning, emotions, and everyday life this year, in ways that feel kind, realistic, and supportive.

Here’s to a year with a bit more ease, connection, and breathing space along the way 🌿

Warm wishes for the year ahead.